18-inch FlexiSnake Drain Millipede - Rotating Sleeve for Effective Drain Clog Removal - Reusable, Thin, & Flexible Design - Easily Fits Most Drains & Grates - Proudly Made in the USA Review

I have tried every sewer cleaner known to man to clean the drain in the bathroom and nothing has worked. Seriously folks, NOTHING worked. After reading the reviews about it I realized what the heck let's try. I wore elbow length rubber gloves and a medical face mask; I was ready to fight (I highly recommend you do this because the spray is REAL and smells like demonic ass). After lowering it into the sewer just once, the horrible looking sea monster crept out in the form of a stinking hairball.

Drain cap **fitted** on my shower! The contractor smeared a cement-like mixture all over the top of the lid (the holes aren't covered, but I'll have to poke it out. Maybe with some kind of power tool). This. There was no way I could get through the bars more than that to remove the hairs that I could see and after a minute or two the shower "flooded". It's like a pipe cleaner but with much more aggressive plastic bristles. I'm not sure why they portray him as obsessed as it won't help anyone…

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. I was skeptical despite the rave reviews people have given this product. This has been shown in many online articles. It's clear there's nothing easier to clean a drain that cost $6. No way. But I bought it because it's only $6, so if it doesn't work I don't have much money. It arrived and I used it straight away on my shower drain which needs constant submersion because it keeps clogging. I pulled out this mass of hair on the first puff and now the

After reading both positive and negative reviews on this product, I decided to spend seven dollars and give it a try. My shower quickly turned into an unwanted bath, and five minutes later I was ankle-deep in water. I've tried Liquid Plumr and Drano and they seemed to help a bit, but I couldn't find anything that completely cleared the drain. After receiving the FlexiSnake, I had my doubts. It's essentially a piece of flexible wire wrapped with Velcro. It seems quite flimsy and I was concerned…

I've tried every home remedy and drain cleaner I could find. Throw baking soda or baking soda, or maybe both, and vinegar down the drain. My roommate who is usually a home improvement guru used a plunger for the toilet - rude. The plunger solves the problem for a day or two at most, and then returns to the stagnant water. Nothing solved our bathroom drain problems in the sink AND in the bathtub. The bathroom got so bad that it was dangerous to stand in the shower because the accumulated dirt…