Drain Auger, Clog Remover with Drill Adapter, 25 Feet Flexible Plumbing Snake Use Manually or Powered for Kitchen,Bathrom and Shower Sink, Comes with Gloves (orange)

I honestly didn’t think this would work as well as it did—but wow, it saved me from calling a plumber. My kitchen sink was completely backed up and nothing (boiling water, baking soda, store-bought drain cleaners) was doing the trick.This Breezz auger was super easy to use—manual option worked fine, but attaching it to a drill made it even faster. The 25-foot cable was plenty long to reach the clog, and it cut right through the gunk. Took maybe 10 minutes total. Problem solved!Also appreciated the gloves they included—nice touch since things got a little gross. If you have stubborn drains, this tool is 100% worth it. Pays for itself in one use.

Wow, this worked great! The tip fit in the drain strainer and after a short time working with the tool, without using a drill, the drain was unclogged, saving us a plumber’s visit… Good for basic sink stoppages, for sure.

The Clog Remover, though, there are mixed feelings about its ease of cleaning post-use and the durability of certain components. I appreciate the cost-saving aspect of having such a tool at home, with many stating it's a good investment for occasional household clogs.Overall, The unit offers a practical solution for homeowners tackling drain clogs without professional help. It's useful, mainly when used with a drill, but some parts' robustness is considered. For those who encounter drain issues infrequently, this tool represents a valuable, budget-friendly option that, with care, can serve well over time. However, for heavy or frequent use, one might consider looking for a more robust construction in the plastic components.

It works! I had tried everything except an auger. My plumbing had a clog behind the wall. I tried boiling water, vinegar and baling soda, even some chemicals and was close to calling a plumber but then thought $30 is worth a try. It actually worked. Fixed the clog in about 10 minutes. Super easy to use.

Our kitchen sink was backed up and would not drain at all. This drain snake worked wonderfully and cleared the blockage. The hose was stiff yet flexible enough to move through the drain. Once my husband was done, it was easy to clean the hose and store it away. Great value for this tool!

small enough for any sink; easy to use & clean. long enough & strong enough for the tough jobs.

I think this product would probably work well enough for cleaning out a bath or sink drain, but it does not work well for unclogging toilets.The issue is that the “coil wire” is not thick enough, and so when trying to feed it down into the toilet, it does not hold its shape and just bends, rather than pushing through the blockage. In a pipe I’m sure the small space would prevent this but in a toilet it does not.Along with the fact that the item does not SelfFeed or SelfRetract (meaning you have to shove it down and pull it out by hand, even if it’s gross), makes it less than ideal for clogged toilets.This is ofc my opinion, from my own personal experience, and if you feel it would meet your needs I don’t think it’s as fragile as some of the other comments present it to be. Unless you are running it full blast with a drill (instead of gradually increasing), aggressively spinning it with disregard, or forgetting to unscrew the lock that holds the wire in place (which would probably break the end plastics), it seemed that it was quality enough of a product; for $30 ofc.

Got my bathroom sink draining pretty well, so yay! Seems pretty will made, stainless steel spring, reasonably robust plastic.A bit of a pita though, but kind of not its fault. Getting it past the U-trap took some futzing around, as predicted in the instructions, and like you'd expect.Also not that easy to clean. Gunk gets stuck in the last 6 in of the cable, not that easy to get out, but I'm not sure how that could be improved. Ended up using needlenose pliers, still awkward.Suggestion that would improve it, i think: Loosening and tightening the thumbscrew to pull out more cable is somewhat fiddly. Would be nice if there was a simple flip latch instead.I don't mean to drill on these little things. Bottom line is that it did what it's supposed to do, and I'm grateful to finally have a better solution than my previous plunging strategy.