Sewer Drain Brush, Bendable Long Pipe Cleaners Flexible Cleaning Tool for Home Kitchen Sink, Shower and Bathtub Hair Clogs (Blue White)

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this magic cleaning tool! This is great to help clean in hard to reach places.For example, I put a Clorox wipe on it and drag it on the sides of my fridge and the sides of my washer and dryer to dust and prevent build up.I also use this to help clean my drains! Now that I have taken my sink drains apart and cleaned them, of which I used this tool to really scrub the piping and get the mold off, I use it for regular pipe cleaning maintenance! First I place backing soda in the pipe, pour some vinegar down and run hot water. Then I use this cleaner to loosen debris. Then I put more baking soda, more vinegar and stuff a rag in the drain to block the opening. This allows the baking soda/vinegar reaction to push the debris down the pipe. I let that sit for about 30 mins and run hot water and use this tool one last time to clear the drain! Works like a charm!I have three on hand at any given time - one for mold cleaning, one for dusting hard to reach places and one for drain cleaning maintenance!This product is durable and I despite some pretty intense cleaning efforts has not fallen apart and I have not had to replace it!

I cannot stand for gunk to build up in the pipes under the sink, so I like to clean them out once every two or three months. It’s really hard to get around the corners and this does the job because it been so nicely. It’s also small enough to get into the smaller pipes under the bathroom sink.

It works, but on the first use the handle separated from the brush, leaving just a sharp wire nub to try to grab onto and pull out. The property manager of this apartment building wouldn't have been to pleased with me.I slowly poured down a bottle of "Liquid Plumr Hair Eliminator, let it sit it's 15min while boiling a huge pot of water to flush the drain with. Half way through I used the brush to agitate the chemical with the sludge blocking the water flow in the bathroom sink. (If you do this, I suggest holding a hand over where the brush bristles will come out of the drain as you pull it. Otherwise you're going to get splattered with caustic chemicals and 'nasty').Flushed quickly with the hot water, pouring it down. Worked well. Definitely saw the nasty on the brush after. Then I went for my kitchen sink, and that's where the brush came right off the handle with only ½ inch of wire sticking out.

Really helped to get all the hair build up out of the shower drain. Flexible but not too much.

Great brush cleaner for places or things that you can't get your hands in it. Specially old heaters

My sink was slow. I used this, twist a little inside.Dan! Smooth flow immediately. Got a lot of hair stick to this stick. So happy, great quality and great pruduct.!

Initially, the brush did well in bathroom sinks with a wide opening. It does the job as long as the fit is not tight. Where it failed completely was with the bathtub drain where the opening is smaller. Moving the brush in and out to clean off debris, the bristles on the brush came completely off, rendering the brush useless at this point. So point of warning. The bristles are not tightly attached to the brush. Use only for larger openings where the brush does not catch on the opening.Update. The company offered to refund the cost of the brush after my review appeared. It is unclear if it will redesign the brush, but at least it recognizes some limitations. I would still say that this brush is best for larger openings. If the fit is tight, look for another solution.

I love this it gets down in the drain and cleans out the gunk and yuck to help with the drainage.Yes I would recommend.

The wire of the black brush is bendable and enabled me to clean a jug's hard to reach places.