🚿 Flexible Steel Plumbing Snake Auger - Hair & Other Clogs Removal Tool for Kitchen, Bathroom Sinks, Bathtub & Shower Drains Review

I've grown huge! Don't judge me, does it look like I have that much hair? First of all, this is a call to all people who are not in the least inclined towards mechanics. I've been asked to review this product and I would normally take the request with a grain of salt, but I'm very happy with the result! I used it in my bath and it went off in less than 20 minutes; This includes prep (gloves, tools, and bath prep), finding the problem (finding the blockage), fixing the problem (pulling out that…

I ordered this because my stand up shower drain was becoming slower and slower to the point that if the shower lasted more than two minutes we would be standing ankle deep in water. First I tried several rounds of Drano and nothing happened. Then I tried these weird hook ties which had good reviews but just didn't go with my obviously very bad drain plug. I decided to use great forces (namely this product!) to avoid calling a plumber. I followed the directions twice and found nothing but dirty…

Bathtub drain clogged so got this to try and see what happened. To be fair, I've never used anything like this and didn't like the lackluster instructions, so I first watched a few videos online on how to use a manual serpentine drill bit. I'm pretty quick, so I wasn't worried after seeing them. I had to use a bathtub overflow to feed it. I was very careful to only stretch the line 4-5 inches, but it still kinked a few times. hard turn. I only had to pull the line 1-2 inches at a time, which…

I bought this to free my shower/tub combination because the water suddenly drained slowly for several days so I bought plastic sticks which are meant to clog the drains clean but it didn't work at all. I think they were too short and that made things worse because the water drained even more slowly, so much so that the tub started to fill with water. I looked for longer products because clogging was less than the plastic version and I found this product which is similar to what plumbers use but

I should start with a disclaimer: augers are widely used by professionals, not because of their complexity or efficiency, but because they can do real damage to your pipes. For example, I live in an old apartment in Brooklyn that was built god knows when, the drain pipe in the kitchen already naturally collapsed and needed replacing, this tool puts METAL in your pipes, so there is a certain probability that you can break them or the pipes break. But if you're stubborn like me and don't even…