🚰 Versatile Drain Cleaning Tool: Plunger, Dredge, and Cleaner for Kitchen and Bathroom Pipes Review

There was a problem with the drain in the shower. I thought I'd try a drain cleaner before calling the plumber and it worked! Not having to call the plumber means the money is in my pocket!

After flooding my toilet, shower and sink drains, I used a 9 foot toilet snake in my toilets and a 50 foot snake in my main drain. This nifty, weird, useless $15 air gun did what everyone else couldn't.

It works and cleans the sink where you brush your teeth. I don't think it has enough power for a bath. The downside is that you have to clean it after use to free up the toilet after you do your chores.

In the end the product worked and saved me from having to call a plumber but it took about 20 times and I didn't have to remove it from the drain every time Explosion, as this would cause bubbles to come out of the drain line. Obviously my clog needed more pressure. I had to hold it in place in the sewer, pressurize it repeatedly and blow it up before the clog was gone forever!

Easy to use and easy to break. It's a 3D printed thing, and mine broke while doing what it was supposed to do. The adapter fits snugly, so tight I had to fish it out of the toilet because it got stuck. If you have a bad constipation this seems to work, cleared my tub. But when he got to the toilet, the object decided to change the direction of the flow - instead of flying out of the nozzle, it returns from the handle.