Reddit reviews Drain Hero
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This wet/dry Vic attachment is great for unclogging sinks, tubs, and showers by pulling out the clog rather than PUSHING the clog further inUsed for Power Tool Accessories, Misc. Power Tool AccessoriesGOT DIRT? Shop-Vac's full line of products includes cordless, rechargeable wet dry vacuums, automotive vacuum systems, air movers, attachments & more. Whatever the job, Shop-Vac has you covered!AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL: Shop-Vac offers the most complete line of vacuum cleaners, bags, filters, attachments, kits, & other cleaning tools available for home, industrial, & commercial applications.TOUGH & DEPENDABLE: Shop-Vac Corporation is the recognized world leader in wet/dry vacuum cleaners. Since 1965, we have made innovative, high quality vacuum cleaners, filters, bags, & other accessories.Use with 1-1/4, 1-1/2 and 2-1/2-Inch hose endsUse to unclog sinks, showers, and tubsRetrieves valuables lost in a drainNot recommended for use on toiletsMade from pliable rubber
I've used both depending on the application. Sucking seems to work quite well. Again, make sure you plug the overflow also. They actually make an attachment specifically for this purpose, but I have just used the hose beofre with good results.
Disclaimer: BE VERY CAREFUL IF YOU HAVE ALREADY USED CHEMICALS FOR THE CLOG. You don't want that crap splashing all over the place or getting on you.
I have women in the house so I have slow drains too. I bought a Shop Vac suction cup and I don't know why I didn't buy it years ago. If you've got a spare $10 I'd look into it.
Shop-Vac 9193400 Drain Hero https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0042AY6XQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_.8y8yb4W496CC
The only pre-take apart option I don’t see on your list
Shop-Vac 9193400 Drain Hero
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0042AY6XQ/
They make a little plastic/rubber jobber that looks like the end of a tiny plunger - it connects directly to a shop vac hose, and is used to create a seal when sucking or blowing a drain with a shop vac. Maybe you already have something like that? Just in case you don't, I wanted you to know they exist.
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For my tub I use a shop vac with a rubber extension like this: http://www.amazon.com/Shop-Vac-9193400-Drain-Hero/dp/B0042AY6XQ.
What comes out will likely be gross, especially in a sink, but it works. Last time I got a hair clog in the tub, I broke two snakes before trying this.