🔧 RAM-PRO 22” Flexible Grabber Pickup Tool: Unclog Drains, Sink, Toilet, and Clean Dryer Vents with Retractable Claw Retriever Stick and Snake & Cable Aid Review

#OhYeOfLittleFaith😝 So my main bathroom toilet hasn't worked for about a week. My child took a moment to search my room while I was in the shower with Dad "watching" him. One of the many pranks he pulled during the robbery was flushing cotton balls down the toilet! Now until tonight I didn't pay attention to which foreign body was washed away. But thanks to this handy fashion tool, I can easily pull out those cotton balls in less than a minute! After contradicting dad that the whole toilet…

It can handle some very easy tasks, but don't expect too much. Get a razor-sharp plastic object that looks like a zip-tie. They work much better. It is recommended that you recycle them, but they are 100% recyclable, just make sure you don't cut yourself. This tool is still useful, don't get me wrong, just don't expect too much from it. Maybe dryers and other areas would be better than sewers unless there was something down there that wasn't in my own sewer. Email me if you disagree because I…

My daughter washed the dog poop up with good quality paper towels and flushed the whole damn mess down the toilet. Needless to say, the piston wasn't a useful option. Rather than calling a plumber for $100 I ordered this to try first. For the low price I was afraid it wouldn't work. IT FOUND IT! I ordered it in Prime so I only received it in one day. Super easy to use. No instructions required. I pulled the trigger and inserted the wire into the tube. after only 3 shots I deleted everything. I…

The item was several weeks before I tried it. It failed the first time I used it when I tried to thread a 16AWG wire through a grommet. The two thin pieces of metal that make up the "claw" have been completely pulled out of the tool, rendering it 100% useless as a handle. The whole purpose of this article was to fish it out of tight spots so I could "grab". something on the other side. Just make sure it has NO RESISTANCE on the way back or it will definitely break. I highly doubt anyone uses…

I wanted to send a message. I think it could be perfect for removing clogged hair or anything that isn't small and hard. I didn't have a grate on the sink. I dropped the cap on a small product and it fell down the drain but I could see where it was. I didn't want it to slide any further. It was a cap about 3/4 inch in size. I went online and found this. It seemed like it could grab anything, and it was only about a foot deep. I opened the handle and found it very difficult to press on the top…

I was having trouble with a clogged pan and a broken drain plug that I can't reach without this tool. I was concerned that it might be too weak for this purpose, but I found it very useful for other things, so I bought it. It was shipped very quickly and I received it within a day. To my surprise, the grip on this thing was substantial. It slips off what it's clinging to fairly easily and I haven't tried to force it, but once you get a good grip in a good spot that's good for it to hook onto…