🪠 VIP1 Drain Unclogging Kit: Drain King with Kitchen Sink Crossbar Adapter, 1-2 Inch Review

I order for the bathroom. For work, you attached the edge to the sink, but it didn't attach my edge in the standard size bathroom.

Tried this on 2 separate sinks. It must have been a hell of a block, it didn't work. I had to call a plumber to drain the water. THAT fixed it! However, they have worked for me in the past.

The plumber warned me that the rubber would burst after a while if I used this item and I believe him. Until mine broke. This also didn't solve the problem. Right now I'm replacing 50 year old tubes for $18,000. So the problem was clearly too big and beyond what she could do. Maybe this device works with minor blockages. My constipation was pretty big so I don't really know now.

Didn't push through the hairball in the tube. All the drain king water went through but the leak from the air conditioner drain didn't go down and drained into the sink. The air conditioner drain had no electricity, only gravity, while the drain king was powered by water pressure. I had to disassemble the pipe and use a 25ft cable snake to push it through. I would use Snake first and then flush with Drain King.

For the price, this is the best thing you can do to clear a clogged drain without resorting to harsh chemicals. I bought this to fix a slow running sink that I had already pulled out of what I thought was everything. The easiest way to use this is to connect it to a garden hose. Since the bathroom is upstairs, I pulled out the window pane and fed the hose through the bathroom window so I could use it. Once I installed the adapter on the sink drain (having already removed the drain plug) my wife

I was skeptical about this product but it worked with a drain in the main bathroom where the waste water drains into the bathtub. Previously I tried curving both the tub and sink (which share the same line) with a 50ft snake connected to an electric drill (this technique worked last time). After breaking 2 snakes I bought this product. I found a youtube video reminding me to use teflon tape for all connections. I cut a wine cork down to fit the swivel seat of a pop up waste, which is another…

I had an old DrainKing but I can see dry rot on the rubber so I bought a new one to keep the rubber from exploding and further blocking the drain pipe - the drain pipe in the wall is too old to run an aggressive snake for fear of damaging the old pipe (our regular drainer regularly clears our kitchen drain from the roof vent, it won't run a snake down the bathroom drain, warns of further damage) - it was a problematic sink, the drain makes out maybe 1.25 inches so the item fits, but the hose…