💧 Fast and Efficient Drain Cleaning Solution: Drain King DKMS 3-Pack Mini Snake - Ideal for Bath, Sink, and Shower - Say Goodbye to Hair Clogs! Review

My drains were clogged mostly with mold and very little hair, although hair gets tangled so easily it doesn't take much to create a blockage. Mold which I took care of by pouring pure chlorox down the drain. I then used a mini snake to remove hair and other debris and then added more chlorox. I have found that the snake is easily cleaned by simply covering the spines with a cloth and pushing the mass away from the spines and then simply pulling it to one side.

I had a replacement bathroom shower drain that ran slowly for years, but lately it has become unbearable for our guests. No amount of cleaner/drain cleaner had any lasting effect and I wasn't sure what to try next other than another expensive bottle. I stumbled across this item by accident and decided it was worth a try for $3. I'm so glad I did! Within 5 minutes I had removed enough hair/dirt/rubber bands to suffocate the bear and the sewer was flowing freely. do you want my advice Don't spend

I lost the original one I bought and had to buy it again but this price is a lot cheaper than calling a plumber to clean the sink. That works well every time. It's also a lot safer than using those caustic drain cleaners which also pollute the environment and I've found that they don't work. For the bath I had to pull and tug a bit more as well as yank out and hand pull out some of the coarse hairs. It was a bit tougher than the sinks but still helped clear those drains and didn't break even…

Short answer: This is a pretty amazing little product. I gave it to a friend who had never used it. In minutes she had removed enough dirt and hair from the tub drain to poison everyone. Detailed answer: This mini snake is perfectly shaped and works very well. It's cheap too - grab a few and when it gets uncomfortable (because it gets), just throw it away. Nothing to fault. If this doesn't work, the reason is that the blockage is deeper than the object can reach. Of course, for really deep…

This Drain King Mini Snake is a great fit for our sinks and drains. It's just over 60cm long and only about 1/4" in diameter with no notches, so it fits easily through the holes in our Moen bathtub drain filters so I don't have to remove them to get the traps out. also slides well under our sinks' moen pop-ups so I don't have to loosen or remove them, saving a lot of time and extra mess. The snake's top handle has a finger hole so you can actually work with it, just pull it with a clog back…

I was a bit skeptical when I saw it mentioned in a DIY magazine. It's cheap enough so I'm betting on it. In short, it works. Works simply and well. Insert it down the drain (fits between the cross-shaped fixtures found in bathtubs and old sinks), wiggle it around the "S" curve, twist it a few times, and slowly pull it out. You will be amazed/nauseated/horrified by the tuft of hair and the tuft that will pull it. Use a glove, you'll need it to remove the slime from the end as the spikes will…

I love this product. It worked great and I've never done that before. I used to have to call a plumber to clean the drains for a lot of money. I did, albeit reluctantly. So here's what I did for those who are wondering if you can too. First, I unplugged the drain hole in the shower, then poured very hot water (an almost boiling kettle) down the drain to soften the soap that was holding the smelly clog together. I knew I was going to throw up and get sick if I saw or touch the clogs, so I put on

This is a rare product that got me thinking as soon as I used it - how the hell can they charge a few bucks for it? Directly on the box that the tool is attached to, it says "Made in USA" in slots at each end with colorful pictures and instructions on the card. Not sure how they make money at this price? I haven't even bought it for myself yet and just came to this site to order it. A friend who has owned a housing association for decades (he knows his tools and practically lives in a hardware…