🚿 FOMMEN Sink Hair Snake: Effective Drain Cleaning Brush 2 Pack - Avoid Clogs with 4 Pack Sewer Hair Catcher & Hair Cleaning Tool Review

Must have for septic tanks! You can't use harsh chemicals to drain your septic tank because they kill the bacteria needed to destroy your waistline (which won't destroy your hair). These guys pull everything straight out of the sewer. Grippers are great for almost anything that falls behind a sofa or bed, even under the fridge. I even keep one in the store in case I should drop this little piece and it rolls off my desk.

Amazing product. The kind of shower drain I stopped wouldn't let the stick go very far so I pulled it out to try again and it was already filled with hair. I did it a few more times and cleaned everything up. The sink was also starting to drain, so I stuck it in once and pulled out an ugly mess, damn it. It took no effort and just a few minutes to get both drains working again.

I bought these thinking I'd use a stainless steel thing because I've seen reviewers of similar products had trouble breaking plastic squeegees and making a mess. But the stainless steel trinkets were really just for catching a dropped object, not for getting rid of hair, so I used the plastic trinkets very carefully. Working slowly, pulling from side to side, I had no trouble breaking. Only used once to avoid breaking. God, they pulled out a lot of hair!

Oooooh. These things worked like a charm. I was nervous about pushing it too deep for fear they would break. He continued to cling to the metal bar. Luckily it didn't break and I was able to easily rinse it out for reuse. There was water in my sink (almost to the middle of the sink) and I couldn't drain it. It took less than two minutes and bam. Working sink. Be careful if it gets stuck. They search as if they might break. But they are thick and sharp ** Spikes don't bend. They are difficult to

I used this for my bathtub drain. Apparently, a long-haired guinea pig has been living there for some time and is blocking the drains. At first I thought the orange snakes were too big to either fit in or push the clog further. But he came, went far enough, and luckily was healthy enough to pull the beast out. I used to use various things to pull my hair out, but never like this. I didn't know that a lot of hair can come out of the sewers. The brush didn't seem very necessary. The problem was…

I only bought this to get hair out of the sink when the plug is in place. The way my plug is attached to my sink, I can't just pull it out without crawling under the cabinet to remove the locking mechanism. The orange plastic tool works well when it works. This means that as long as it doesn't get stuck in the bottom of the cork, it will pick up that ugly mess of hair clogging the drain. However, due to the tool's serrated design, it will catch on the cork 4 times out of 5 and then fail to pull