Triple Pack Hair Snake Tool - Ultimate Hair Clog Remover for Kitchen, Bathroom, and Toilet Drain Cleaning - Forlivese 25 Inch Drain Opener Review

I used this to clean our shower drain, it slowly started to drain. Mine allows you to remove the drain cap and have easy access to the hole, then close the cap when you're done. Here's what I learned: For heaven's sake, turn on the fan in the bathroom before you throw that thing down the drain. I might also suggest a face mask or nose scarf. Be prepared with a waterproof garbage bag and gloves. Because what you're pulling out of there is the most disgusting, disgusting smelling and looking…

I recently bought these to keep my shower drain from clogging. I've never used anything like this, but they looked pretty straight forward. I hadn't even opened the package when I had a minor accident where a paper towel was accidentally flushed down the toilet. Let me tell you, this toilet was pretty picky about flushing, and this paper towel swallowed it right away. The toilet just gurgled as I sank away. Then I noticed that the sink doesn't drain either, it gurgles more. I freaked out at how

I've pulled a lot of junk out of drains and sewers in over 50 years and this little device needs something substantial to be effective. There is most likely hair in the house, so if there is no hair in the sewer, it could be useless. Unless you wash your hair in it, a regular sink has clogs that are mostly sticky and consist of snot, mucus, toothpaste, mustache bristles, saliva, and possibly some vomit. There's nothing in the slime for it to cling to, so either remove the trap and clean it, or…