🚿 Easy to Use Drain Unclogging Kit - Drain King 340, All-in-One, 1.5-3 Inch Review

ATTENTION! MAKE SURE YOU BUY THE CORRECT SIZE! I bought this Drain King because I know it works! However, this one is too big for my sink! I had to go back and buy a "1 to 2" model. I will keep it for myself as this is not the seller's fault and it might be useful in the future, if not for me then for my family or neighbor. I just ordered a 1" to 2" and after receiving my issue I know it will be resolved.

I ordered after searching on YouTube. I had a drain full of cherry stalks that weren't chopped finely enough. I first tried liquid drain openers that guaranteed performance or your money back, but they didn't work. Then I tried the plunger, but it didn't work. Then I bought a manual earth auger, but it never got to the point. I then tried muriatic acid but it didn't work as the acid broke the seals in the disposal container so the disposal container had to be replaced. Drain King worked…

I feel very comfortable clearing the clog without calling a plumber. Wife threw oatmeal down the drain LOL and it got clogged. Auger didn't work. I had to buy an adapter to change from 3/4" MH to 1/2" MIP because the adapter that came with it didn't work with my faucet. Water will not get into a clogged sink. The bubble expands and the water begins to pulsate. After about 30 seconds or a minute the sound changed and I realized it was pushing the clog down the larger 3 inch drain. Very happy!

I don't know why I waited so long to buy. My upstairs bathroom drain for the sink was slow when we moved in 7 years ago. Well, about 2 years ago it stopped merging. We've tried every sewer cleaner and even the snake, but it did little to help before stalling again. I have an old house so I figured we'd have to rip something out to replace the pipe. It was the last resort before being replaced by the cost of plumbing. It worked like clockwork and had no problems in the last two months…

I cannot praise this unit enough. Serious. I'm a new homeowner and I've been pushing myself to the limit to find a way to prevent my washing machine from overflowing from the back. I found a YouTube video about this handy device and decided to give it a try. I AM SO HAPPY I made it! The first time I tried it, water ran into my kitchen sink. I turned on the drain, but as soon as it shut off, the water started filling the sink again. So I decided to keep doing this until it resolves itself, ie…

Tried a twisted drain. I tried a liquid cleaning solution. I've tried lye crystals. Finally, connect this device to a garden hose and run it through the window into the laundry room. You just put a rubber balloon in the pipe and turn on the faucet. The bladder expands to form an airtight seal, allowing water pressure to unclog the blockage. I think the lye crystals have cleared the clog enough for the water pressure to clear the line. Chemistry, then physics! I would not use them together! You…

worked like a charm wish I had bought one of these years ago. My drain for my washing machine and water softener (yes, they use the same drain) would slow down at least once a year and couldn't handle the amount of water the washing machine was draining when draining. I would then have to move the washer and dryer so I could disassemble the drain and clean it by hand. I've always been looking for a way to clear the drain without taking it apart or calling a plumber. I've tried a few different…

After unsuccessful attempts with the baking soda/vinegar trick, the plunger method and the electric snake trick, three of these GT cameras are working simultaneously (kitchen sink - bathroom sink - shower) combined worked for me! Problem: My kitchen drain and sink, in addition to my shower drain, drained very slowly - about 12 to 15 minutes to see a clean drain. It should be noted that regarding my toilet I have not had any back ups or slow flushes. It (luckily) worked out well. So I can only…

Perhaps a combination of efforts worked for me. I have a 35'2" pipe from my kitchen to the mains. It's lined up pretty well. It's been completely blocked for a while. At first I tried to get through it. I managed to climb almost the entire 50-foot-3 /8" snake. I thought it worked. I put the water in and still blocked it. I checked at night and it fell a bit. So I put in SCOTCH 1801 Main Line Cleaner which cleaned up the flow in main sewers and Restored side lines as he has very good reviews. I…