🚽 Kapaski 3 Pack Drain Clog Remover: Effective Sink, Bathtub, and Toilet Cleaning Tool (19.9 inch) Review

They work exactly as described and are great for keeping at home. I don't recommend cleaning them, just throwing them away (but then again, I'm the kind of person who wouldn't weave a diaper because, to me, the definition of throwaway is what you're into). So yeah, I don't clean the hideous thing. She easily avoids the bend of the drain to clean it. We always keep at least one on hand and order when we use it. Very easy to use, just stick it in the drain, I usually twist it a little, then…

I've had a lot of success with these orange cleaners that I bought from a big store. Worked great. They are disposable as teeth break during extraction. But this, I put one in a bathtub drain that wasn't draining well, pulled it out and it broke. I figured, now that that thing's in, I'd better pull out some hairs. I was so stupid I thought this was the only case so I stuck another in to hopefully remove some hair. I pulled more carefully this time. CLICK! Broke again. Now I have 2 long orange…

Does exactly what you think it does. Stick the pointed end down the drain and the hair that probably clogged it will come out. drain than use chemicals - no nasty odors (unlike using acids or bases in the sewers to eat through the clog) MINUS: - the teeth can break as they are quite brittle, but you have several of them for that - length could be longer take a while to get through the whole trap, but if you have a serious problem call the plumber.

This is one of the best and cheapest units. My bathroom sink was slowly draining and I knew the hairball was most likely the culprit. Very easy to use - just dip the gripper down the drain and the upward-pointing spikes grab the hair and you pull it back. Tell you what, it's gross, and if it was anyone other than my hair, I'd probably throw up. I have shoulder length thin hair and I never style my hair directly over the sink. I pulled out a huge clump of hair and to be honest I'm shocked I have

First of all I appreciate how cheap it is and how flimsy it is. I was able to run it down the sink and tub drain with ease and I was able to remove a lot of hair. I also really, really appreciate that it comes in a set of three because I had to use all three to get the job done. I have used another blockage remover before and this product is definitely inferior in comparison. There are only two rows of plastic spikes, and at the end he "combed" tufts of hair. In order for the hair to get…