Ginbel Direct Drain Auger 33 ft, Plumbing Snake Hair Clog Remover Drain Snake Flexible Grabber Heavy Duty Sink Cleaner Tools for Shower Bathtub

Ginbel Direct Drain Auger 33 ft, Plumbing Snake Hair Clog Remover Drain Snake Flexible Grabber Heavy Duty Sink Cleaner Tools for Shower Bathtub

Pipe-Friendly and Cost-Effective: Easily unclog by hand. Manual rotation is safer and gentler on pipes and bathtubs, helping prevent damage. Compared to hiring a plumber or risking costly pipe repairs, this drain auger offers an affordable and worry-free solution Comprehensive Unclog Tools: A set of handy tools to keep at home for unexpected clogs. Includes 1 drain auger (33 ft), 1 flexible grabber (35 in), 2 hair clog removers (25 in) to meet your various unclogging needs. 1 pair of gloves and 1 storage bag to keep you clean during and after unclogging Easy to Use with Instructions: We provide detailed instructional videos on the product page of the plumbing snake, along with a manual in the package. Everyone can easily get started and complete the hair and other unclogs in a short time 33 ft Length: Sufficient to handle household drain pipe lengths, suitable for kitchen, bathroom, utility sinks, bathtubs, shower, sewer and floor drains. (It is not recommended to use this drain snake to unblock a TOILET as it may damage the porcelain) Improved Design: The drain snake head of the clog remover is sturdy and specially designed to better grip clogs. In addition, the plumbing snake tool's rotatable knob makes turning easier and more labor-saving while removing the clog Kindly Note: This drain snake auger can only be rotated by hand, not with an external electric power drill.

Drain Auger 33 ft, Plumbing Snake Hair Clog Remover Drain Snake Flexible Grabber Heavy Duty Sink Cleaner Tools for Shower Bathtub Bathroom Kitchen Pipe

INSTRUCTION:

1. Loosen the thumbscrew counterclockwise.

2. Pull the snake out and carefully insert it into the drain until it reaches the edge of the clog. 

(NOTE: Make sure there is 5-6 inches of space between the drain auger and the drain opening after the snake is inserted into the drain.)

3. Tighten the thumbscrews clockwise.

4. Push further while rotating: Hold the handle with one hand to increase the pressure on the drain, and turn the knob clockwise with the other hand.

5. Loosen the thumbscrew and pull the snake back with the clog

6. Clean the snake, feed it back to its original position, and tighten the thumbscrew.

NOTE:

1. Do not leave too much snake wire outside the drain, which may cause the wire to tangle.

2. If it gets stuck when inserting and won't go any further, try rotating it while inserting it.

3. The snake wire is not anchored to the auger drum. Please pull the wire out slowly and avoid pulling it all the way out.