Oanie 7 Pack Drain Cleaner - 25inch Hair Clog Remover Tool, Sticks To Drain Hair, Sink Snake for Shower, Kitchen Sink, Bath Tub, Bathroom

Snakes a sink drain so I don’t have to disconnect the pipes. These are very convenient since I have a wife and three daughters who seemingly lose all of their hair down drains.

These are easy to use and cleaning out your drains!! very durable easy to install and save saves you a lot of money with a plumber

The plastic snake tool works well. I can even re-use them because they are easy to clean. I wish that the snake was narrower, teeth were smaller, and there were double the amount of the teeth. Other than that it's a great tool.

Gets the yucky hair out of bath and sink drains with ease

Inexpensive and effective. The grabber was a nice addition.

Not as sturdy as some... is a little soft & some of the hooking spikes bend or break. But, still rather effective. Works best with your standard hairy clogs.... & other paper, unfortunate disorders of plumbing... even in toilets. But, sturdy enough to grab a gold chain out of a bathroom sink drain. I enjoy these "drain & trap straps" to fish out the more "precious " of blockages that can occur. Thus, you lose some jewelry, mostly chain type neck & wrist apparel... this 'doohicky ' may save your sensibilities. This particular item is softer than most, isn't a struggle to "rip" back out of the drain. 👍

I have long, thick hair, and even using a shower drain cover, I sometimes have to "excavate" my drain to get the hair out. These are easy to use and have never broken on me.

I got this for the plastic barbed sticks because my kitchen sink was draining really slowly and starting to fill with water after running the tap for 10 seconds or so. I didn't realize that this came with the stainless steel grabber claw thing when I ordered. I already have a similar item but the claw seemed good for the price. I wanted the plastic sticks because my sink has a thing with holes and slots in it to press the stopper into and to stop larger items from going down the drain. Since this is not easily removed and reinstalled, I had to find something I can slip in the holes or slots or I would have to detach some of the pipes to clear them. The grabber claw thing I already had (and this one as well) was too wide to fit in any of the slots or holes. The sticks fit into the slots of the drain thing and I was able to push them almost all the way into the drain. After a second,w hatever was blocking the drain shifted or was broken up and now the water flows smoothly down the drainw ithout filling the sink. The few bucks I spent on these is definitely worth not having to take pipes apart under my sink. The fact that there are several of the sticks and a nice grabber thing is jjust a bonus.

These didn’t help me at all.