Drain Snake 30 Inch Hair Drain Clog Remover, Drainsoon Durable Nylon Sink Snake Drain Hair Removal Tool Hair Catcher for Unclogging Kitchen & Bathroom Sink, Bathtub, Shower Drain Hair Clogs (3 Pack)

Was pleasantly surprised by how effective and affordable this drain cleaning tool is! As someone who deals with frequent clogs due to hair buildup in my drains, I needed a solution that wouldn't break the bank but would still get the job done. This tool has been a game-changer.First off, it's incredibly easy to use. The design is simple yet effective. I just insert it into the drain, give it a few twists, and it grabs onto all the hair and gunk that causes clogs. It's amazing how much it can pull out in just a few seconds!What I love most is how preventative it is. By using this tool regularly (about once a week), I've noticed a significant decrease in clogs. It's saved me from the hassle and expense of calling a plumber or using harsh chemicals.Plus, it's durable and easy to clean. I've had mine for several months now, and it's still as effective as the day I bought it. No rusting or breaking apart like some other cheap tools I've tried.Overall, I couldn't be happier with this purchase. It's a small investment that has paid off in a big way by keeping my drains clear and my stress levels low. If you're looking for a cost-effective solution to prevent hair clogs in your drains, I highly recommend giving this tool a try!

These are long enough to reach the traps of most sinks, and if you have a clog there, this would take care of it. These are also easy to clean and re-use - much easier than the ones that have hook-and-loop (“Velcro”) at the tip. Unfortunately, the clog I had was beyond the trap and beyond a 90 degree bend in the pipe, and this tool wouln’t turn the corner. I had to use a metal snake to get to the clog. So, this tool is easy to use and a good first thing to try, but doesn’t solve all problems.

Our bathroom sinks have stoppers that you can't just pull out, the ones with the long lever where hair just gets stuck. I hate them. Until we can have them switched out, clogged drains happen often. One such sink has been nearly impossible to clear. We've used several different kinds of plastic drain snakes, but they didn't seem able to grab ahold of what was wrapped around that lever. This one, however, did the job. It was difficult to pull the snake out once it caught hold, but the extra work was worth it once it did get moving again. This sink is draining smoothly for the first time in a long while.

Its made cheaply and expect it to not last very long. It did grap hair from the drain but was a bit difficult getting the tool back up from the drain. It kept getting caught.

I knew I was fishing for a hair ball in my shower drain. My old tool was worn out so I purchased these because of the length. They are not flat like the others. The are round. I pulled the drain cover and inserted the tool. It is difficult to get around the bend like other hair removal tools that are flat and ribbon shaped. When I went to pull the tool out of the drain, to my horror, the last few inches broke off. The drain was slow, but moving. So I optimistically hoped the broken end would somehow pass. After pulling some hair, with a second tool, the end did not come out with it. Instead, it hung up and began trapping everything going down the drain. A few uses later, the drain was completely blocked. Using a power auger, I was able to finish removing the clog. The broken piece was right in the center with those convenient little barbs holding on to everything. These are going right into the trash. A broken piece will turn your slow drain into a completed plugged drain very quickly. Just flexing the tip results in a break.

This is the second time I used these, and the first time in a shower drain. I did remove the drain plate (it pops off). In the past my wide pit a chemical down it, which made it work for a few months, I purposely let this get bad to see he it handled the clog. All the stuff pictured came out in a couple of minutes. It reached down nearly to the end of the tool and a couple of pulls brought the clog near the surface so I fished out what I saw. Now the drain gurgles with no water back up. There is some abrasion on the nylon and one of the teeth is chipped a bit (Probably from my first effort of sending it through the plate and it caught on the plate popping it loose, this works fine for a siink drain you don’t have to remove, but floor drains have holes little bigger than the tool. These are very effective and incredibly easy to use. You don’t have to take the drain plug out. Not really sure why there are multiples as I don’t think they break, certainly no more than I expect to use them. You only need these when you have a plugged or low flowing drain. My house has one pesky sink that gets clogged with things. I considered getting one of the longer semi pro models as my old one dissappeared after lianingnit out. I saw these and Like the description says most clogs are near the surface. Only used them once and cleaned it, but was impressed at how easy it was to use and clean,

For as many as you get and they work well. They are thick plastic that bends and won't break easily. I was impressed with the drain ahir removers.

The product is made of nylon and not flexible enough and long enough to reach the second bend. When you pull it out the standing gunk is flicked back at you. UGH

Good price for 25 pcs but easily breaks apart.

After spending a fortune on chemicals to break down hair/clogs over a couple of years it was this product that finally worked. Took 30 seconds and completely solved the problem. No plumber required. No reason to take the pipes apart. It’s so simple and effective.

I’ve used it for my bathroom sink and so far I like it

Was skeptical at first however for the cost I thought I would give them a try. Very easy to use and cleared the drain.

Not sure if our drains were better than I thought as they didn’t pull up much, but did pull up some and for that they were worth it, will definitely use them again