DranoKitchen Gel Drain Clog Remover and Cleaner for Tough, Greasy Kitchen Clogs, Safe for Garbage Disposals, 16 oz

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this is truly unique you can count on to remove all those clogs we apply and in a few hours your clog is gone its not messy we all need things we can count on and Drano you can count on every time you need it smell is okay no leakage great value for the money functionality beyond capability

I hate using harsh chemicals but my other attempts to keep the sink clog free only worked for a short time -those included putting half to a whole small box of baking soda in the sink and then pouring a ton of vinegar on top followed by a big pot full of steaming hot water. I had some good luck with this but the sink would inevitably drain slowly and over time reach the point of constant standing water again.Finally broke down and decided to go the heavy chem route. I decided my sink clog is some combination of hair and or long-term buildup from castile soaps or oils (occasionally I've done oil pulling with coconut oil after brushing my teeth just to clean below my gum line) and possibly toothpaste.I could see the amount on the instructions on the bottle, so I just poured about half the bottle (fyi... I now see it's supposed to be 1/5) -at the time, I did not have any standing water in the drain so maybe the extra amount was a good thing as the gel immediately vanished down into the drain. I left it alone and forgot all about it. Maybe 45 minutes to an hour later I remembered and heated a big pot of water on the stove and poured it down -it vanished lickety split. I followed this up by letting the hot water from the faucet run for several minutes. A few days later, I put a little bit of baking soda (w/o vinegar) down the drain to make it extra fresh. I would not recommend using baking soda or vinegar or anything else besides hot water with this product or within a few days after using it -you never know if the chemicals will make some reaction in your pipes.All in all, I was happy with this product. I think the important thing is to try to guess what the cause of your clog is -hair, grease, did something fall down and block the path? If you can identify what the cause is, you can select the correct product for the job. I would recommend using this no more than a few times in a year -exposure to chemicals like this cannot be healthy. Store properly so your kids/pets can't get near it. Don't let it drip on your skin or any surface other than your sink/tub -it might corrode/damage it. I wore blue doctors gloves when handling and was extra careful not to let the product drip down the side of the bottle or on me.Clogs are a b----. Good luck with yours.

Good, but the pipeline seems still stuck

About 6 months ago my garbage disposal was backing in badly. Used this product and after 2 treatments it cleared and has remained clear. Highly recommended for disposal clogs.

Depending on the clog, you will mostly need 1-3 bottles of drano

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I didn't either, I was already down a thousand and they couldn't unclog my kitchen drain. They wanted another $5,000. So I read that Drano would give my money back if this didn't work. I bought two, I used the first full container and it sort of worked but not completely. Then about 4 or 5 days later I used the second full container and heard a whoosh and it unclogged the drain completely! So Drano saved me some really big bucks! It works!