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DrainX Plumbing Snake Drain Auger | 25-Ft Drain Cleaning Cable Plumbers Auger with Work Gloves and Storage Bag Included!

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Features

  • Our 25 Foot drain snake is a great tool for quick and easy declogging of your drains and pipes! The drum housing is made of a high quality/impact polymer that is made to last.
  • 1/4" Dia. Steel cable for use with 1-1/4" to 2" Pipes. Quick Adjustments: The snake is fully bendable and flexible, which makes it perfect for traps, S or L pipes. Works great for bathtub drain, bathroom drain, shower drain, kitchen and bathroom sinks, downspouts, and sewer drains
  • Please Note: It is not recommended to use this drum auger to clear a toilet clog as the snake may damage the porcelain. In addition, the 1/4 diameter drain snake may get twisted inside the large diameter of the toilet drain. Before using the drum auger please use gloves and proper eye wear to prevent any injuries.
  • Easy Work Gloves and Drawstring Carrying Pouch Included! Instruction manual is visible on this page.
  • Our Guarantee: DrainX manufactures a variety of quality drain cleaning solutions for both the do it yourself-er and the professional. We know that sometimes things can get a bit messy. We are here to help! Please contact us with any questions or concerns. All our products also come with a 1 year warranty for additional peace of mind.

Manufacturer: ‎DrainX


Part Number: ‎DRX-1002


Item Weight: ‎2.84 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎300 x 0.25 x 0.25 inches


Item model number: ‎DRX-1002


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎25 FT


Color: ‎Black


Material: ‎Steel


Number Of Pieces: ‎2


Special Features: ‎Abrasion Resistant


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: May 23, 2018


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Works
Size: 25 FT
Works as advertised, opened the drain nicely.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023 by Happy People
    • Worked for me
Got it for a clogged washer drain it worked fine.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by Jason
    • OK
Size: 25 FT
Was not long enough. I had to call a plumber for the outside drain clean. I think it will be useful for shorter plumbing in the house for clogs.
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2023 by terry walls
    • Easy,peasy. Gross, but easy.
Size: 25 FT
Review Image by Alice Alice
Best 27 dollars I’ve spent. My tub was draining slow and I had a little dingy crappy snake so I attempted to use it and maybe help the clog. To my surprise instead of helping the matter it just made it worse. No draining. Not even a little. So I bought this little contraption and to be quite honest I almost returned it because… I figured I’d leave it to the professionals but…. the guy I called was busy.. & after stressing out over it for another 24 hours I figured …what the hell it couldn’t hurt to try. (tbh, I was also just kind of anxious and didn’t want to bother the guy again) WHEN I SAY THIS WAS EASY… I mean it was EASSSSYYYYY. 1 minute in I heard the GLORIOUS sound of a gargle and the water started to go drain. 2 mins later I pulled out this monster. 10/10 one of the grossest things ever but hey, I feel pretty darn accomplished. From this day forward screw the plants and kitchenware this is going to be my new house warming gift to anyone. ESPECIALLY anyone with hair. Lifesaver. Money saver. I can’t rave enough. If you’re on the fence… buy it. Trust me. If I can go it… you can too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2023 by Alice Alice
    • Wow, it works!
I should start with a disclaimer: Augers are typically used by professionals, not because of their complexity or effectiveness, but because they can cause real damage to your pipes. For instance, I live in an old Brooklyn apartment built in who knows when, the kitchen drain pipe already eroded away naturally and had to be replaced, this tool sticks METAL down your pipes, so there is a definite possibility you can crack or break your pipes. But, if you're as stubborn as I am and won't head even your own good advice, read on! The wife moved in a few years ago, so in order to deal with the newfangled long hair down the drain problem, I attempted a few solutions. One being a drain catch, which worked well until we stopped using it (who wants to throw THAT away every two months?). Another was Draino, but I'm not a huge fan of pouring chemicals down the waterways, and I'd been warned that it's basically a hazard should the pipe have serious issues. So I kicked the can down the road. Late last week, the tiny Brooklyn shower-stall started draining very slow. The water backed up to just under the three-inch lip, so I checked trusty Amazon for a cheap snake. I saw some promising new tech with microfibers or nanofibers or some sort of old-timey pipe cleaner my dad used to use when he smoked tobacco. While scrolling, this product popped up and I figured, hey why not waste $15 when I was planning on wasting only $5? It arrived about 20 minutes ago. Instructions were on the back of the label, a little overly-simplified so basically ignored. I unscrewed the screw, yanked out the metal wire thingy and stuck it down the shower drain, remembering to be gentle on my ancient pipes. At first pass I got a tiny feather of hair at the tip of the metal. I shrugged at figured the backup fixed itself (this weekend the shower seemed to drain fine, so not quite magical thinking). I decided to give it another go, gently reeled it down, spinning the little wheel thing a bit. I enjoyed the activity, pretending it was basically urban fishing. I pulled up just as gently as I had pushed down, and I felt a little suction forming at the bottom. Did I catch a nibble? OH DEAR GOD I DID! What came out (and while I just had a couple fishing metaphors, this is not a Big Fish Story) I kid you not, was a glob of hair(?) literally the size of my wrist to my elbow. It literally looked like someone had dropped a sock down the drain. So, as disgusting as that might be, I am extraordinarily happy to have purchased this, may I never have to use it again. For cleanup, I picked the bulk up in a plastic bag. I used my pug's doggy bags to pull apart the hairs still attached to the auger, and eventually just used a knife to cut the strands that had wrapped themselves around the metal. Rinsed everything off, and was done. All together, the job took about 25 minutes: a minute to unwrap and disregard the instructions, 4 minutes to make two attempts at fishing down my drain, a minute to call the wife in to show off my catch, 8 minutes to clean, and 11 minutes to write a raving review of this amazing product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2019 by Vinny T
    • So glad I got this that actually worked!
Size: 25 FT
Review Image by zdext656 zdext656
Review Image by zdext656 zdext656
I bought this to unclog my bathtub shower combo because all of a sudden for days the water would just go down slowly so I bought the plastic sticks that are meant to unclog drains but it did not work at all. I think they were too short and it made things worse because the water started draining even slower, so much so that the tub would start to fill up with water. I looked up longer products because the clog was further down than the plastic kind would reach and I found this product that looks like the ones plumbers use but in a smaller size. I'm so glad I found this because it worked really well. The instructions are on the back of the label taped to the drum of the plumbing snake auger and they were easy to follow. I like how bendable the snake is so you can get it right where you need. Though you may have to unscrew something in your tub if it has a cross metal thing on it that might not let the snake in. I followed the instructions and on the first try I got out a small clump of hair and on the the second try I got the major clog that was causing all the problems. I did not get any gloves in my delivery even though it mentions it in the description but I had my own disposable ones and you do need them if you don't want the gunk to get on your hands. It did come with the drawstring bag. Cleaning the snake is sort of easy you just rinse it off and let it air dry before attempting to put it back in the drum. Also you may want to spray it with wd40 oil to keep it from rusting. Putting it back you just have to push the snake back in manually but I wish it were easier to do this like turning the drum would pull it back in but you must do it manually. I am so glad I bought this auger because living in an apartment I often times get clogs either in the kitchen sink or bathroom sinks and even tubs because of other tenants and this way I can take care of a clog faster than having to wait for the manager to send someone. The ease of use was very good for me. I would recommend this auger because it works on clogs that other products may not reach or drain cleaners would be too slow to unclog. When you see the picture of my clog I don't think a drain cleaner would have worked and I would have wasted my money like I did with the plastic drain sticks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2019 by zdext656 zdext656
    • Ok
Ok product, doesnt fit inside the sink hole
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023 by RC

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