Drainsoon 30 Inches Sink Snake Drain Clog Remover, Upgraded Anti-break Metal Plumbing Snake with Nylon Layer, Drain Hair Remover for Shower Drain, Bathroom Clogs, Kitchen Sink Drain Cleaning(5 Pcs)

A clogged drain is the most common but inconvenient thing that happens in daily life. The dirty water in your kitchen sink doesn't drain down to the pipes as usual or you stand in a pond of water because your hair obstructs your shower drain.

Based on the International Residential Code, the standard distance between a kitchen sink drain and the floor is 28 inches.

Therefore, a drain clog remover is required to be at least 28 inches long, be flexible and durable enough to blend into complex pipes, and have the ability to attach more clogs firmly and instantly.

Here we would like to offer a suitable option for you, the Drainsoon upgraded 30 inches anti-break steel with nylon coating drain hair remover, which can reach the clog deep down the drain with ease and remove the clog within a few minutes.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Q: Does the drain snake meet the resistance and can't move further after a certain distance?

A: The snake is probably hitting a joint or trap. Give it a few quick, strong forces to push it through. If you're still having trouble, try snaking the drain from another angle.

Q: Why does the drain still get clogged even after removing hair?

A: You might need to adjust the angle and pressure to repeat the process. If the clog persists, it could be deeper in the pipe or caused by something more solid, like a bottle cap or other debris, rather than typical hair or grime.

Q: Can drain snakes be cleaned and reused?

A: While it's possible to clean a drain snake, it can be quite time-consuming and messy. Since these snakes are typically designed for one-time use and hygiene purposes, it's often better to dispose of them after use rather than invest too much effort in cleaning.