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.

I’m a single woman who bought my first home a couple of years ago. I had a clogged drain and was very tempted to call a plumber but thought I’d see if I could fix it. ChatGPT said I needed an auger, and this one had good reviews, so I thought I’d give it a go. IT WORKS. Easy to use. I don’t have a drill and it was still very easy to use and powerfully effective.Pair with Lizzo’s “Water Me” and Destiny’s Child “Independent Women” for your celebratory dance afterwards. I am my inspiration! lol

Self intuitive, took 30 mins to clear old nasty blockage in 100+ year old bathroom

I can see the promise in this tool, but it didn't work for what I needed. Our vent pipe on the roof has a clog from what I imagine are years of leaves and acorns. This tool can punch through the clog, but it won't pull it out. It needs something like reverse hooks on it to pull out the leaf clog.Pros: Easy to use, instructions are clear, long enough to reach most clogsCons: Can bend too much during use, doesn't pull out some clogs

My tub has been clogged and it's been such a pain to deal with but this item I was able to sneak the drain almost a full 25 feet it's not easy but it takes a little technique in getting used to but it did the job and it worked and the gloves were definite plus they're durable and just perfect I would recommend it

My pipes got completely clogged. I first tried a Drano liquid but it did absolutely nothing.The auger came next. I managed to get the entire length into my pipe. First time I pushed it in as far as I could and then locked it and cranked the handle with pushing it in. I repeated that process multiple times, going deeper and deeper.Finally I pulled it out and to my surprise there was very little of anything on the auger.The water did start to flow but not well enough.I decided to take a second try at it. This time I attached a drill. My process was to push it in, lock it, and then while using the drill to spin it, push it in and out about a foot or so.I repeated this until I had the entire auger in the pipe.My house is 100 years old with metal pipes. I assumed that it was not so much that I had some hair clogging them, but rather just pipe scum, grease and sludge being attached to the uneven surface of the rusty pipe.My second method got the water draining perfectly again.This auger is perfect for that. It's not heavy duty, but seems built strong enough for occasional use.I don't need a heavy duty one. Has one and the snake part rusted long before it broke.