Vikan 53703 Tube Brush,2.4",PP/PBT,Blue

Update 13 Dec 2023: I’m still alive and still using the same brush. It still works like new, actually almost looks like new because I always clean it off after I use it. In fact I’m about to take a shower with the brush which I know sounds weird but when I pull the brush out of the drain sometimes mildew flecks get launched by the emerging bristles. It’s less work to clean the drain and myself at the same time than it is to avoid getting mildew on my clothes and my already-cleaned self. I’ve really gotten my money’s worth from this brush which is great but now I have a decision to make: do I update my will to have the brush buried with me or do I leave it to my son? 🤔Update Sept 6 2020: I love this brush even more...it cleared a slow draining sink! One of the sinks in the bathroom was draining slowly so I removed the stopper and used crystal drain cleaner in it (you know, the hard core drain cleaner). After flushing the drain with cold water it seemed to be running a little better so I was going to reinstall the stopper but noticed the pipe was looking nasty inside. As it turns out this brush fits down sink drains too and it pulled up all manner of gross slimy filth (it was beyond disgusting). I kept working the brush farther down until it started to bend through the trap. On the second push/pull through the trap I heard a pop and water rushed down the drain like I haven’t seen in forever. The sound of the draining water changed too...it was clearly running freely down the drain. The sink now empties like new again! I don’t want to know what mass of hair/dirt/soap/mildew got pushed out of the trap by this brush because I would never be able to unsee it, I’m just glad it’s gone!Original review: The cover for my shower drain is not attached and periodically is dislodged (usually by one of my cats who thinks it’s great fun to lift the cover out of its spot). The drain pipe was nasty...black as far down as I could see. I tried spraying cleaner and bleach spray into the drain (not at the same time!) to no avail. As soon as this brush came I took it up to my shower and now the pipe is nice and white...all it took was a few swipes with the water running!My shower drain pipe is 2” in diameter which is probably the most common diameter. This brush fit easily in the drain and was in full contact with the side of the pipe at all times. This diameter brush would probably work as well in 1.5” pipes because the bristles are firm but not overly stiff.The length of the brush is perfect...it reaches down to the trap and curves around the first bend somewhat. The brush even pulled back some chunks of I don’t know what which surprised me because I periodically use crystal drain cleaner to keep the drain running smoothly.The brush was easy to clean...the black crud from the sides of the pipe didn’t stick to the brush and was washed down the drain. The chunks from the trap I picked out and threw in the trash.I feel like I’m overly excited about this brush but honestly I was so sick of looking at the black drain pipe. I can’t believe I wrote so much about a simple brush but it was so satisfying to clean the drain...I wish I’d bought this long ago!

My sink has had this foul smell to it for a while and I saw the lining of it when I opened up the faucet. So gross! I knew I didn’t want to use any harsh chemicals so I gave this a try! I love how easy it was to use and tada! All the gunk was gone, along with the smell.I chose this over the brushes with snakes because I didn’t want to risk it getting stuck and breaking in the pipe causing a bigger issue. This was easy to pull out and did the job in all my sinks!!

Needed something to clean the calcium deposits out of our shower drain and this super sturdy long-handled brush did the trick!

Great tool that I Used to clean Shower and sink drains. it gets down in the shower drain, and curve’s enough to clean well. It can also clean the p-trap under your bathroom sink!!It will last a long time

This brush cleaned a mildew-y shower drain sparkling clean. We had a slight odor in the master BR and wanted to eliminate the drain as an issue before taking other actions. Be sure to measure your drain before ordering a brush. This brush is 2.4 inches in diameter and was perfect for our 2 inch drain. You need to order brushes slightly larger than your drain if drain cleaning is your intention with this brush.

Used this with some CLR to really clean the hard water residue from the inside of my toilet. This worked excellent in the biggest part.

I had a smelly bathroom sink. For the last few days I've been try to clean gross smelly organic matter, like mildew smelling mud, from the drain pipe. I thought I'd gotten it all, but I could still smell it. Was about to call a plumber and then decided to look for a big brush. Found this, bought it, got it, used it, and got a lot more nasty organic matter out. Doesn't smell anymore. Well worth the money!

This is the right brush for cleaning your bathroom sink drain pipe. I pulled up lots of greasy black dirt, which got all over my sink because I pulled the brush out too fast. Luckily, it all cleaned up super-easy: just rinse it down the drain. Smarter users will pull the brush out slowly. I looked for a brush something like this at my Super Walmart; the retail clerk and I walked all over that huge store and found nothing.