🐍 COBRA PRODUCTS CO 00710 Skinny Snake Drain Cleaner: A Powerful Solution for Clogged Drains Review

1/8" piece of very strong metal. I used this to clean a drain fed by my air conditioner's effluent which had clumps of dust along with the water. Like itself turns out those clumps of dust had accumulated enough to clog the drain. All sorts of different camps of "cleaner misfits" leaked into the sewer. The drain will work for a few days, but then the water will start to pool in the drain, and I have to do it again. I have this skinny cobra snake. The snake went through the steel mesh and it…

You have to twist and turn a bit to get the snake around bends or small obstructions in the drain, but this managed to unclog a sink drain , which I easily spend 3-4 times more than the cost of this product in liquid drain cleaners, plastic swabs and manual plungers. It took most of the 10-foot length to clear the obstacle, which probably means it was the only thing that would have worked in the end. Conveniently, it's not difficult to reel the full-length cord back into the base for storage…

I had a slow drain sink that couldn't be emptied without submersion. I used some drain fluid which only made the problem worse so I tried this snail. I've seen a few videos from COBRA explaining how to insert and making sure the snake hits the right spots until I hit something. BINGO! The snail has caught the blockage! I got a little scared trying to get the drill out and it wouldn't move, so I twisted counterclockwise a few times and it worked: I pulled out a huge clump of hair along with…

Works great. Clogged drains that normal larger diameter snakes won't fall down, yes. Removed my large snake up to the toilet stopper which I almost never have. Tubs that won't drain and kitchen sinks clogged with grease are easy to deal with. No need to disassemble the trap, just go down the sink drain and the small diameter snake will twist until you get to the plug. I threw away the plastic case and just put it in a drill case of an old, larger (1.4"?) snake. The screw is tightened and you…

Used within minutes of receipt. Served right down my bathtub drain without having to remove anything from the drain. It's best to feed about 6 inches at a time, tighten the thumbscrew, and then rotate the entire body of the case while gently pressing on the drain until you need more serpentine. Then keep repeating this process until it stops flowing down the drains. This usually happens when you reach a clog. At this point, pull everything back out of the sewers. You may have to work hard to…