Green Gobbler POWDER PLUNGER Toilet Bowl Clog Remover - 2 Pack Net WT 16.5 oz

We had the worst toilet clog we’ve ever experienced, and nothing seemed to work. We tried plunging, using a drain snake, and every other method we could think of with no success. The toilet was so disgusting that we were honestly dreading having to call a plumber. As a last resort, we decided to try this product. We used the first packet exactly as directed and left it overnight, but didn’t see any results. The next day, we used the second packet, again following the instructions carefully—adding hot water, waiting 15–20 minutes, and then flushing. At first, it still seemed like nothing was happening. Then, little by little, we heard the toilet start gargling, and suddenly everything finally went down. The clog was gone. This product literally saved us from having to call a plumber. My advice is to be patient and follow the directions exactly. It may not work instantly, especially on severe clogs, but in our case it absolutely got the job done. If you’re considering calling a plumber and want to try one last thing first, this is definitely worth it.

I used both packages as directed. The first one I left in the toilet for over an hour. Nothing happened so added the hot water as directed. Nothing happened again. Waited until the next day and again nothing changed. Put in 2nd package and left it in for 4 hours. Nothing happened. Shut off water supply and flushed the toilet and emptied the water basin to empty. Water in toilet did not drop but a fraction of an inch. Used very hot water and poured it into the toilet water basin and flushed the toilet. Nothing happened. This product was useless. Have to order something else and hope that will work.

I have another toilet clog saga. It happened suddenly. I tried a manual plunger. Nothing. I tried an electric plunger. Nothing. The air was coming up the sink and shower drains. I taped them shut. Still couldn’t clear the clog. I put in one packet of Green Gobbler and waited 3 hours. No change. The odorless powder was just sitting in the toilet hole. I added some hot tap water and mixed the powder and water with a stick. Next day? No change, except that some water had seeped down the hole. I plunged. No luck. I added some hot tap water and put in the second packet. I stirred it with my stick, closed the lid, and ignored it for 24 hours. Next day there was no gurgling in the sink or shower drain, so I felt pretty confident the clog had cleared. I plunged a little, held my breath, and pushed down the toilet handle. SUCCESS! Wow. What a relief. Thanks to the other reviews, I knew to be patient. I swear the toilet flushes even better than it did before the clog, and we live in a new house. I plan to keep a couple of packs on hand.

Worked well, the clog moved along quickly, surprisingly. The clog didn't completely dissolve, as the toilet is still pretty slow. The half hour is about right, but the "best after 24 hours" is kind of a read the fine print thing. Less mess and less work than plunging, absolutely. Complete dissolution, a stretch.

Worked for me without even trying to plunge once. I don’t even own a plunger. I discovered the clog right before I had to leave for work at 7 am, and it was going to be a busy day. I don’t own a plunger and I didn’t have time to buy one that day. When I got to work, ordered green gobbler for three hour delivery so it would be there when I got home. it was delivered about an hour later. Could I have ordered a plunger? Yes. Did I? No. I hate plunging and I don’t want to do it. Plus, I’ve had success with GG products for unclogging sink and shower drains, and I like the brand so I bought this and the liquid version without reading much more than the product description. 7 pm, got home, dumped one bag in the toilet, added hot tap water 8:30, tried to flush. Nothing happened. Decided not to add another bag and maybe just let it sit for a bit longer. But this is the only toilet in my tiny apartment, and again, no plunger, so I checked in again about an hour and some change later. 9:45, added boiling water to raise the water level, per the instructions. 10 pm. Flush. Mission accomplished. Full flush, no issues, no gurgling, just a straight, perfect flush. Better than before, actually. I’m completely sold. Note: there was a smell that got a bit stronger as time went on. I expected this, as since this is an enzymatic process it makes sense that the breakdown of any organic matter causing the clog would release an odor. I just closed the door and turned on the fan. Small price to pay for convenience. Also, this seemed like a significant clog to me (a person who doesn’t own a plunger) and my toilet has been flushing slowly for a bit, but (again) no plunger, so I don’t know how easily this could have been cleared with good old fashioned hardware. And I realize that a plunger could still have been necessary. I would have crossed that bridge when I came to it. I just wanted to see if there was an effective, plungerless solution first. And there is, apparently. All I can say is that for ME in this situation, it absolutely worked on the first try, following the instructions without a plunger. I plan to keep a bag or two on hand at all times going forward and using a 1/2 bag for periodic maintenance. Hiiiiighly recommend

Not sure if it worked. My toilet had very bad suction and would almost overflow. I did 2 separate treatments with this leaving it for at least hours each, following the directions. No major difference after either treatment. What did work was a lot of dawn dish soap, let it sit, then hot water then let it sit and flush.

We've had issues with the toilet since moving in. It seems to clog often. but not FULLY...just very sluggish at the end of the flush and it gurgles...The water is always clear though so I assume it's a paper clog. And it happened two days ago again. I tried all the usual hacks: VINEGAR AND BAKING SODA; GREASE CUTTING DISH SOAP with A LARGE AMOUNT OF HOT WATER added. Still the gurgle at the end of the flush. SO much fast hard plunging that I lost 1/2 lb ! But still the gurgle at the end with about an inch or two of water left behind. I ALMOST bought an air pressure device to address this clog and hopefully future clogs but I read some people had issues with it (like assembly and I'm the only assembler in this household!) so I decided to try Green Gobbler first. I will tell you this: I started my day attempting to issue a refund for the unopened bag PLUS the bag I used since the manufacturer offered a FLUSH GUARANTEE! But here's what happened instead. After two days of struggling with and pouring $ down the drain after emptying boxes of baking soda, numerous cups of white vinegar, and numerous cups of dish soap and heating pots of water on my stove to dump into the dish soap and building my arm muscles from all the plunging, I wanted a solution. I poured one full bag of green gobbler (per instructions) into the sluggish toilet. Per instructions: when the water level went down about 1/2 way I ADDED enough HOT WATER to bring it back to the normal level. I let it sit overnight. (I started this process at 7:40 pm and when I woke up at 5:30 a.m. I did the final step: Add more hot water to bring the level back to normal. WAIT 15 min. FLUSH. And FLUSH IS GUARANTEED! EXCEPT...still gurgled!!! So I decided to take the manufacturers GUARANTEE. But then, I decided to just give it ONE MORE FLUSH - and lo and behold...FLUSH TWO was EVERYTHING!! FULL FLUSH NO GURGLE!!! I think I'll still go forward with the air pressure device from OMONT (I may have that name wrong but it's something like that) and now that the toilet is flushing fully, I'll have ample time to assemble the device and practice using it before I actually need it! BUT I WILL AlWAYS have at least ONE BAG of GREEN GOBBLER in my shelf! GOOD JOB GREEN GOBBLER!! AND THANK YOU FOR closing THIS CHAPTER of "WHY IS MY TOILET SO SLUGGISH?"

I've tried Green Goblin powder plunger toilet clog remover before. I followed the directions. I've let the product sit for hours in a clogged bowl. I added hot water. I couldn't tell whether Green Goblin actually worked to open the clogged toilet drain or if time and water/pressure did the trick. Today, I added 64 oz of Green Goblin main line opener to a first floor toilet and flushed just once. I added 32oz of Green Goblin main line opener to the 3rd floor bathroom sink and the other 32oz to the 3rd floor shower. I added a pouch of Green Goblin powder plunger toilet clog remover to the clogged third floor toilet. After waiting 4 hours, the 3rd floor sink and shower are still fine, even before running hot water. The 3rd floor toilet bowl remains clogged, however. I'm all for eco-friendly solutions but I'm more interested in a functioning toilet. If you have a clog that you can't manage with a plunger, invest in a drain snake. These are the original eco-friendly solutions to a clogged toilet and they still work best. Maybe there's a functional, eco-friendly "chemical" toilet clog remover that works reliably. I'm just not aware of one. Green Goblin certainly isn't it. Until I find an eco-friendly drain clog opener, it's Draino (with lye) for the sink and a plunger or a good drain snake for a clogged toilet.

Mi inodoro se tapó e intenté de todo para destaparlo. Utilicé una de las bolsitas de este producto, y solo ayudó a destaparlo un poco. Corría el agua pero algo lento. En menos de una semana se volvió a tapar por completo, utilicé la segunda bolsita, pero no ayudó en nada y sigue tapado. Le pongo 2 estrellas sólo porque la primera vez si ayudó un poco. Pero no destapa el inodoro en su totalidad.

Have used this product successfully twice now on a 3rd floor, seriously plugged toilet, snaking didn't clear...most recently it took close to 2 months but the toilet is flushing again...no new toilet or plumber required, if you can just let product and time work their magic, . Similar experience with their sink drain product...plugged bar sink drain..took quite awhile but the clog eventually cleared and has been clear ever since

I bought a 2 pack. I used 1 each at 2 different times. I waited 24 hours each time. Did nothing both times. It was a waste of money. Don’t buy this crap.

I purchased this powder form four times from Amazon so far. When the plunger does not work, they do the job. They work great. I follow instructions. I always make sure I keep one in my bathroom for use at any time. I hope this particular product (the powder) does not get discontinued as the two liquid bundle form did not work. One thing: the last order which arrived yesterday, the two packages are smaller in volume than what used to come. Will review again when used.

really works, we keep 2 on hand for emergency