Tech Traders Drain-Unblocker Drain Unblocker 7.6m x 6 mm Diameter-Real Quality, Blue

Waste water in the bathroom was running slowly for a few weeks now. Tried hot water and drain unblocker fluids. Nothing worked. Found this on Amazon. This is much bigger than what it appears in the photos. Instructions were pretty clear. The springy hose went through at least 2 bends and over 3 metres, picked up the hair and sludge. Voila, water started flowing freely again. Much relieved customer. Saved several £££s not going to plumber. *** 5 stars ***

so my misses blocks the drains in the bath room weekly as she sheds like a yeti when she washes her hair, seriously its like cousin it has been in there .... anyway she then dumped a load of drain cleaner down it with out reading the instructions and it turned solid blocking the entire bathroom up sink and bath and shower .... yep she's a real rocket scientist this one lol i come home from after a 12 hour shift to her screeching at me the bath wont empty, got this to shove down there in the hope it would help clear out the giant lump of hair and hardened drain cleaner, it took a while but it did it, it fits down most drains but not all, its easy to use ( she can use it lol ) and its cheaper than a plumber

I ordered by mistake - I thought this fitted onto an electric drill. Unfortunately it doesn’t.

Handy product and certainly something to have in the toolbox for a blockage. Having had a severely blocked sink I tried various chemicals before turning to this item. Here's my take:Negatives :- End coil of the snake is too large to go directly into the sink so I had to remove the Ubend and go in this way.- The product can feel heavy when holding for a while,- Manual turning can make it more exhausting to use.Positives:- It cost me £9.99 to get the sink unblocked- The coil is long so it went well into the drain and probably as far as the main waste pipe.- You can adapt the product and add a little more horsepower by removing the back housing and placing the end into a drill (not suggesting people should do this..it's only how I ended up using it.) I took the end and thread it up through the sinkhole then closed the Ubend. After placing the end in the drill I could then run the drill with the tap on to allow the water to flush away the blockage.Result : unblocked sink!

I have used this type of drain unblocker before and needed one for a downpipe that had some roots in it. Checking Screwfix, Toolstation and Wickes I found Amazon was just the same price but had free home next day delivery. Box arrived as promised. However, the instructions for use are printed on the side of the box. Someone without thinking put the address label across the instructions for use, meaning you cannot read them. As mentioned I know how it works but if some don't this is going to be a pain. The tool is fairly good quality. The end of the tool as other have stated will not fit down a standard plug hole so a trap will need to be removed to give an access point in the pipe. Good value for money and does the job.

Worked very well with blocked drain pipe I have a very weird drain pipe with twists and turns and been able yo unblock in.no time. Absolute life saver and avoided to call the plumber

Not very good. Got to blockage but did not pull it out or hook onto the springy bit on the end, did not matter how much turning or wiggling we did it still did not work, we had to call a plumber in the end who recommended a £35 wet vac as that is when he uses and it sucked the ball of hair straight out no problem.

I poured lamb fat down the sink. Biiiiig mistake (I've learned my lesson!). I tried a plunger, I tried Mr Muscle drain unblocker (almost a bottle of it) and no luck - that sucker was well and truly blocked. Oops! This was my last resort before calling a plumber out. Well, it worked. I can't fault it on that! It managed to unclog some pretty vile stuff in our kitchen sink including a lot of matted dog hair and other unidentifiable matter (gross!). The big issue was trying to figure out how to get it down the plug hole to begin with. The end of the snake is larger than the rest of it (spirals its way into the clog as you twist the handle so you can pull out the clog). No amount of YouTube videos able to help with that issue, I'm afraid! Ended up removing the p trap under the sink and feeding the drain snake through there. That did it. Multiple blockages and some awful smells later, drain clear. It is a bummer that it's gone down £5 since I purchased it just a few days ago though (ouch), but was needed urgently. No fun being without a kitchen sink!!

The media could not be loaded. Disposant d’un petit furet, j’ai décidé d’adopter pour un modèle plus large et surtout plus long, car je ne rencontrais aucun point de résistance. Avec celui-ci, j’ai pu atteindre le bouchon. Il faut dévisser la vis sur le devant et laisser le furet glisser jusqu’à ce qu’il bloque. On serre ensuite la vis et on tourne le déboucheur à l’aide du petit support sur l’arrière. Il faut alors travailler le bouchon jusqu’à ce qu’il cède entièrement ce qui peut prendre de très longues minutes en fonction de l’importance de ce dernier. Malheureusement, il ne fera pas de miracle en cas de dépôt de calcaire. Dans ce cas, le furet se bloque et part en vrille sur lui-même jusqu’à se torde (voir vidéo). Il ne faut donc pas hésiter à l’utiliser dès les premiers signes de mauvais écoulement et ne pas attendre que l’évier soit entièrement bouché ce qu’on a malheureusement tendance à faire (moi le premier !).Clairement, ce déboucheur fait très bien le travail et dispose d’un bon rapport qualité-prix autour de 10€ (10,13€ le 23/03/18). Il permet d’aller plus loin qu’un simple furet de base, mais ne fera pas non plus de miracles en cas de gros bouchon avec calcaire.

Pour les bouchons au fond des tuyaux. En avançant petit à petit, le furet passe partout suivant les coudes de la tuyauterie grâce aux torsions de la manivelle.Bien pratique, facile à utiliser et à nettoyer.Un petit investissement qui pourra se révéler fort utile dans le futur.