Green Gobbler Drain Clog Remover | Toilet Clog Remover | Dissolve Hair & Organic Materials from Clogged Toilets, Sinks and Drains | Drain Cleaner and Opener, 128 oz

We have tried everything and nothing worked, heard a commercial for Green Gobbler and decided to give this a shot before I cut the pipe to clear the drain. I let it sit overnight and it worked! Two weeks later and still draining perfectly. I definitely recommend using this, buy it before you you waste money and time

we have a drain pipe fly issue. This product definitely helps but has not completely gotten rid of the flies. perhaps we have a crack or leak in a pipe which we will have to address but we needed something to help immediately this product works. put in down the drains at night and dont use water until the morning, use for a couple of nights in a row and works really well. i have not used for hair removal only for the little black drain pipe flies

From the reviews, you'd think the only thing that could outperform Green Gobbler would be Harry Potter and his magic wand. Or magic plunger. My downstairs toilet has always been a bit sluggish, but a few weeks ago it clogged so badly that it was unusable for several days. Luckily, I have two other full bathrooms upstairs, so it's not like I needed a bucket and a hose in the meantime. I tried EVERYTHING. Multiple applications of dish soap, vinegar and baking soda, following up with a bucket of hot tap water, endless plunging, to no avail. I always thought drain cleaners were only safe to use on sinks and tubs, so I didn't try Drano or Liquid Plumber. A landlord friend offered to come over with a snake, but he couldn't show up for another four or five days and suggested looking for something on Amazon that might do the trick, which is how I discovered Green Gobbler. So many high ratings, why not give it a try? Prime could deliver in a few days, and Green Gobbler offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. Well. First of all, when I poured in about 1/4 of the jug, it came out with clear liquid and some white blobs. I left it for a couple of hours, tried flushing with hot tap water, no joy. Next, I shook the jug just to be sure the contents weren't supposed to be separated like the way they came out the first time, poured in another 1/4, and left it overnight. Flushed it in the morning, still clogged. So I poured in yet another 1/4, left if for several hours, and flushed with hot water while plunging madly. Ta da! Finally! Turned the water back on and to date, it's flushing normally. Since I never used any other drain cleaner, like my old standby, Liquid Plumber, I can't testify that Green Gobbler works any better. However, many other posts state that they tried other brands and they didn't work. I also had to use the plunger pretty vigorously in conjunction with a third treatment with Green Gobbler to finally break up the clog. That said, the toilet is once again running smoothly, and I have 1/4 bottle left in case it clogs up again or I need a cleaner for a sink or tub. I do think it's quite pricey in comparison to other brands, and in future I will opt to try a less expensive brand first. I'm taking one star off for "easy to use" because I couldn't just pour, wait, and flush to eliminate the problem. I'm taking two stars off for "value for money" because I really do think it's overpriced, especially when it didn't do the job all by its lonesome as so many reviews testified.

Keep in drain for at least 24 hours and flush with hot water 5 minutes and works great!

Works well to clear clogged drains.