5 Pack 20 Inch Hair snake Hair Drain Clog Remover Cleaning Tool, sink snake drain suitable for unclogging hair, kitchen sinks and bathtubs, toilets and sewer pipe drain cleaning tools.

It is difficult to get too excited about a declogging tool. But I must admit that I feel like a plumbing god when I pull giant wads of hair out of my daughter's clogged shower drain. The plastic stick thingee works well on light hair clogs, the gripper thingee is good when you need to pull something out like a clump of paper or a trapped nut or ring that falls down the drain. But my favorite is the weirdly shaped spring thingee. It is flexible and I love the different diameter changes as you place it in the drain. A few twists and the spring traps most hair, paper, etc., then you just pull it out. Now that I re-read this review, I have to confess that I guess I DO get excited about drain tools. This is a great set and a must-have for anyone who gets clogged drains. You just can't beat this package for the price.

My kid is bad to clogg his toilet with an absurd amount of toilet paper. Not too long ago, he forgot hed cloggednit already, and made it much worse with a frwsh low altitude bombing run. No amount of plunging made a dent. I was so mad. Enter tbis nifty bit of $10 amazingness. As others have mentioned, it's not for the faint of heart! The pieces are several inches shorted than I would have preferred, but, with a thick pair of cleaning gloves that went well past my wrists, I was able to use on of the orange strips to break through the toughest clog and the longest metal spiral to clear further. A few flushes, a lot of bleach and scrubbing later, and the toilet was back in action. If you need to unclogg a toilet often, and find plungeres are not great at getting a sufficient seal to blow through the mess (I blame the elongated toilet shape), this set could save you hundreds of dollars. I will never allow my house to be without one of these again!!

Item as described. I wasn't able to pull any clogs up, but, my bathtub is draining better again after using these tools, so, I'm guessing that whatever the blockage was got pushed down the pipe instead. The blue handle on the longest device came off on me during use--I was able to reattach it, by unbending the metal rod, sliding the spring back over it, and rebending the rod again, so, I don't think it's broken. The product works, but, the durability could be better (you can't expect too much for $10 either though).

Clog was further down than the device could reach, otherwise it would have been ok. The rest of these supplies were fine, but since the main reason I bought it was for the toilet, I was disappointed.

These types of items are what we’ve found best to always have at hand at our spa - following some clients’ misfortune of flushing feminine hygiene products …or a 1/4 roll of TP formerly used to double cover the hourly hygienically sterilized toilet seat.. Go Figure! :-| … We bought this pack for the 39” long grabber thingie …more on that in a minute. The plastic doo-hickies we’ve been using for years for emergency toilet de-clogging BUT THE ONEs INCLUDED IN THIS SET ARE SHORTER ONLY 20” RATHER THAN the 25” ones we usually use - you’ll find that last 5 inches of reach is often the difference between “Sweet Success” and Oh-Poop! The plastic thingies are one time use and the 25” ones (usually) DO THE TRICK! - So in this pack - the 20” one’s included may be of help - but not as much help as 25” ones, or the include 24” metal grabbers may do it! …but certainly not the 39 INCH LONG auger will if the former won’t! This 63” dude is a last resort puppy - that will either do the trick un-stocking a toilet in the middle of a busy spa schedule when you can’t afford to have a bath go down - OR NOT! and to be able to “usually it will get it done” days before the plumber you would otherwise need to call call - or having to get a new wax seal and pulling the toilet all together - are all something NO BUSINESS has time for… The down side of NOT having the 25” plastic (or in this case the 20” included) do-hickies do the trick entirely the 1st time and needing to pull out this pack’s 24” grabbers - or its 39 inch auger is simply that the plastic doo-hickies are simply use and toss. With the plastic do-hickies there’s no fuss, or muss and no ICKIE metal thing to have to figure our how to clean. That said keeping the toilets free and clear is most important in the spa business and these items help keep a big smile on one’s face (because you know you can fix the issue yourself fast) as you assure the customer (who undoubtedly created the mess) that “…We’re SO Sorry this Occurred! …No! …it’s no bother at all - be fixed in a jiffy!” And really mean it. And having the 39” auger dude handy (or that of the 24” metal grabbers) is all worth keeping any embarrassed customer happy and your business running smoothly - and following its use - even putting up with occasionally needing to fill up a bucket with 170 degree water + 1/2 cup of bleach and soaking the metal thing-ie in it before (well gloved) you ensure it gets cleaned and rinsed again in 170 degree water for re-use. As all of you who own businesses know … It’s all in a days work of keeping your customers happy and knowing that you can almost always avoid another untimely, incredibly expensive, avoidable, always too late, emergency plumber call … And while we’re on the topic of avoiding emergency plumbing calls and despite our adorably fun and informative postings requesting guests to avoid the type of causes we all know lead to stuffed toilets … even though we are on city sewer - some time ago having run into this problem over the years we also started monthly use of a RidX flush over night to breakdown whatever paper products possible in the leads to the main sewer. And that’s all I have to say on the subject ;-)

Had a slow drain that would not respond to commercial products or baking soda/vinegar home fixes. A bit worried as it had clogged last year and is the outlet for my A/C condensation, causing A/C (in central texas) to shut down. Only had to use the orange plastic device to clear the drain completely, much to my surprise. Included devices which were clearly intended for more serious issues (sort of mini stainless steel plumbers snakes) did not have to come into play, but clearly would have served had I needed them. Great value, no need to call the plumber.

So after getting fed up with slow drains on both my sink and shower, I decided to look in Amazon for a snake. They had similar plastic ones for about 6 dollars, or a set with those and some additional tools for 10 dollars. Use of the plastic snake, and the longer metal one helped clear a gross amount of hair and crud. Since this set came with 3 plastic snake I threw it out as some of the teeth on the edges got bent. With the low price, I see no problem with buying it again or ordering it again.

A very basic set for minor clogs - ok for under $8. Not long enough or good enough for anything more than that. Most people will be better off buying a longer, better quality snake and grabber. Note this kit will be no use in a drain with a crossbar, as it is unlikely any of these would fit through the smaller opening created by the cross bar, except maybe the short orange plastic ones. Ditto for most other snakes and grabbers. Note the metal snake can easily get caught in pipes - that happened to me, but I was able to jiggle it out. Anything this cannot deal with, I will probably call for professional help.

Lo acabo de usar para destapar unas coladeras de regadera y me funciono bastante bien pues pude recoger toda la bola de pelo acumuladas . Los otros accesorios no los he probado, solo usé el tipo resorte con pinza retráctil en la punta. Me parece que por ser metálico va a tener buena duración.

Tal y como se anuncia

Herramienta de eliminación de residuos

Pues encontré después una guía para desatascar, ni modo ya será en otra ocasión. Gracias

Todos los limpiadores fueron demasiado cortos para alcanzar algo, el mango del limpiador más largo estaba roto y sucio, como si alguien más ya lo hubiera usado, el limpiador con pinzas no sirvió tampoco porque no solo no agarró nada sino que tampoco se dobló lo suficiente para seguir el camino de la tubería, eso si, lo único que se doblaron fueron las garras de las pinzas. Y el limpiador anaranjado, ni hablar, llegó todo torcido y no sacó nada porque estaba tan endeble que no giraba bien para salir, casi se queda atorado en mi tubería.