Reddit Reddit reviews Cobra Products 00412 Zip-It Drain Cleaning Tool, 12-Pack

We found 5 Reddit comments about Cobra Products 00412 Zip-It Drain Cleaning Tool, 12-Pack. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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Cobra Products 00412 Zip-It Drain Cleaning Tool, 12-Pack
Fast and easy way to clear clogged and slow running drainsStrong poly constructionEnvironmentally safe clog cleaningClears hair clogs and more12-pack covers many clogging issues
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5 Reddit comments about Cobra Products 00412 Zip-It Drain Cleaning Tool, 12-Pack:

u/ryeguy · 8 pointsr/AskReddit
u/dangnabittohell · 6 pointsr/DIY
u/speaktothepeople · 2 pointsr/TrollXChromosomes

There is a product called zip-it you should look into. They are cheap and therefore disposable. I used to use them on my shower, my ex was a shedder and I guess she didn't know the "stick it to the wall" trick. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0018S214Q/ref=mlt_base_B0018S214Q

u/djdementia · 1 pointr/WTF

Yes, but they twist and some of the teeth can break off when cleaning. It's extraordinarily gross and unless you have a very strong stomach you will puke. At $30 for a 12 pack. I wouldn't bother with reusing. Think of it this way, it's $2.50 each instead of $60+ for a plumber. You don't need to be that cheap to reuse!

u/fuzzybeard · 1 pointr/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

What's even worse when you live with someone with long hair is when the dreaded "Why the fuck is the shower draining so slowly?" moment turns into the "Fuuuuuck! We have to clean the drain out!" experience.

My advice? Get a filter mask like this because the stench is like nothing I've ever encountered except for cleaning out grease traps at fast-food places; disposable nitrile gloves are also a
very good idea

Next, you'll need a pair of long needle-nosed pliers. These will be used for
Stage I: Grabbing the easy stuff. The easy stuff is hair that has managed to drape itself over the bottom of the drain; the part that looks like an "X." Lower the pliers down, with the needles slightly apart and grab some hair, and then pull up
slowly*. The purpose for this is to maximize the amount of hair that you pull up each time. have a waste can lined with a bag to deposit the hair in.

Continue until you can no longer fish out any hair this way.

Stage II: Exorcising What Lurks Beneath.**

Stage II Tools:

  • everything used in Stage I, PLUS
  • disposable drain-cleaning tool. (Also available in 12-packs!)

    Take the drain-cleaning tool out of it's packaging, stickit down the drain until you meet resistance, push it in a little further, then twist it around a few times.

    [evil chuckle] Now comes the fun part. slowly pull the cleaning tool out of the drain and have someone standing by with the pliers in case the hair tries to make a getaway. What usually comes out the first time will look like a very skinny drowned rat. It will also smell like a skinny drowned rat. Repeat until no appreciable amounts of hair come out of the drain. Then you can move onto...

    Stage III: We have to nuke it from orbit; it's the only way to be sure.

    Stage III tools:

  • Stage I tools; PLUS:
  • The meanest thickest drain opener that is compatible with your plumbing that you can find. The really strong stuff will be overpacked in polyethylene bags.

    Follow the directions on the container to the letter! The chemicals inside will dissolve most organic matter very quickly.

    Hopefully after this, your drain will run like a raging rapid.