Super Flexible Drain Brush, 48-Inch - Brushtech Extra Long Review

Haven't decided yet if it's worth keeping or not. So far it hasn't worked for me as described. They act like it could easily be shoved down the drain as far as possible. Not true, at least in my inventory. At first I thought we were talking about the diameter of the pipe, but it's smaller. Although it can work that way. However, to make sure it works I only tried it on one shaft, which I took apart and cleaned so even dirt wouldn't hinder progress. He wouldn't have gotten past the trap and…

I have a bathtub that refuses to drain quickly since we moved into the house. Drano couldn't get it because it was exhausted, but very slowly. And two different installers said we had serious problems but they couldn't fix it either. I used an endoscope to look down the drain, but once I hit the water, I couldn't see Jack. So I stuck this little suction cup in and as it hit the blockage I twirled and twirled like I was trying to pierce it and then pulled it out and attached a huge patch of…

This product works much better than expected. Some reviewers had trouble getting the brush through elbows, but I found this brush to be perfect for the job. Inserting a flexible drainage tool into the pipe and past P-siphons and elbows requires dexterity. Usually you can't just pull it off yourself. And it's not designed to clear clogged drains. My drains, like most, rise into the "P" trap and then a 90 degree bend before entering the wall. Dirt can accumulate on interior walls along the way. I

**UPDATE: I originally said it was a quality product but after only 2 uses I noticed the brush getting smaller and smaller. full. The bristles come out (in the tube!) and 4 rows of spirals lead to the brush, now without bristles. The coil spring itself stretched in several places from getting stuck in small bends, and had to be pulled hard when gradual twisting didn't work. I've updated my photos and videos as I think the product chart is a bit misleading.————* Original Rating: Very strong, too

For years I have struggled to get my bathroom sink drains clean. It always required a bucket, a warped wardrobe, dismantling siphons and clearing out a giant, disgusting sludge. No longer. It took me about 30 minutes today to completely clean three sink drains. All I needed were some paper towels. A pair of plastic gloves and this brush. That's how it was.1. Drain plug/drain plug removed.2. Use a nut and a piece of plastic to plug the hole on the side of the drain under the sink.3. Turn on the…

Our drains have been slowing down and as a result are a little smelly. I hate using caustic products like Draino unless it's necessary so I liked the idea of a cleaning brush. This brush did the job perfectly (and for me it did WAY better than any drain cleaning liquid/suds I've used in the past). It was so easy. I daresay. Fun? It slid down the bathroom vanity drains, splintering quickly when I ran hot water, and bobbing up and down as I ran it along the pipe to clear debris from the walls. No