drain snake 3.0 [50 FT] - extremely long - Ideal plumbing snake for heavy & deep blockages - The drain auger for real do-it-yourselfers! (50 FT - 3/8 inch)
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Color: 50 FT - 3/8 inch
Features
- VIDEO INSTRUCTION - No need to be a plumber - our snake drain clog remover can be used by anyone. Simple to use & explained in detail in our video tutorial next to the product images!
- ABSOLUTE BREAKER - Our drain snake was specially designed for deep & heavy blockages. Whether outdoors or indoors, our snake drain will break any clog, no matter how tough, in minutes!
- OVER 50 FEET LONG - Hiring an expensive plumber? - With our over 50 feet long professional sink snake you can remove even the deepest blockages - the tool for real do-it-yourselfers!
- GO ECO-FRIENDLY - No more dangerous & environmentally harmful chemicals! Our drain snake clog remover is the environmentally friendly alternative to effectively combat blockages!
- FOR DIYS & EXPERTS - We have already helped over 45.000 people to unblock their pipes. If you are not fully satisfied with our plumbers snake, we will be there to find the right solution!
Manufacturer: Meisterfaktur
Part Number: MF-R3/5
Item Weight: 8.69 pounds
Product Dimensions: 14 x 11 x 6 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: MF-R3/5
Color: 50 FT - 3/8 inch
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: Drain Snake with handle + Bag
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: June 2, 2023
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Color: 25 FT w/ Auto Feed
I should have taken before and after pictures, but I didn't, so here's the tale of my struggles with my bathtub drain, and how this snake solved them. Long story short, this worked where short plastic snakes, plungers, green gobler, and draino all failed. I'm a guy with long hair, so as time goes on and hair accumulates, I've had trouble with my tub draining before - it'll get slow to the point where I'm standing in water covering my feet. At this point, I'll typically grab one of the drain weasel plastic 2 foot drain snakes, which I've written reviews for before. They are super easy to use and grab all the hair really well. This time, I shove that down the drain pull up some hair, and go on with my day. However the next time I shower, I'm still standing in water. So I do it again. And again. And again. Nothing changes. I try to pull out a plunger and plunge the drain. Nothing changes. I buy Green Gobbler, follow the instructions, and it seems to work better briefly. Then, it gets worse. At this point, it takes hours to drain just a few inches of water. I buy draino, follow the instructions and nothing changes It is at this point that I also noticed that running my bathroom sink also now flows into the tub, leading me to believe the clog is further down the pipe than just something a short snake will be able to get. Enter: this 25 foot snake. I picked this one because the video made it look easy. I've never really used a snake like this before, but it seemed pretty foolproof, and turns out it was. First I tried shoving it down my tub drain - I couldn't because the end was too large. Then I tried pulling off the overflow/plug switch and feeding it through there. I got it a little way down but eventually couldn't get it to go any further. So, because my sink was also part of the issue I decided to feed it through there. It was pretty easy to feed down, spin to get around bends, and keep feeding. Eventually I got to a point where it just wouldn't go any further, but I kept trying for probably five minutes, and suddenly, the tub starts gurgling, and the standing water from earlier in the morning (literally from ten hours ago) drains away in ten seconds. Took me all of 30 minutes total which included finding a screwdriver, pulling off the overflow cap and puting it back on twice because I wanted to try again, and try all three "points of entry". Really once I moved to the sink, it was less than ten minutes and my problem was solved. This thing is great and I'd recommend to anybody who needs an easy drain snake that is a little more heavy duty than those 2 foot plastic ones. Great value, easy to use, quick, and it seems well made/durable. I couldn't be happier. It even came with a little storage bag to throw it in now that I'm done with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025 by AJFischer
First time buying and using a drain snake auger. I went with this one because of the mixture of price and features. This auger features a steel drum. While there could be potential rust issues with the steel I felt that the sturdier construction would be handy over plastic. The first thing I did was to remove the wingnut and it's mount and flip the pistol grip around so the finger groove is on the front. My favorite feature is the knob on the back has a nice flare to it to help grip it. That part in other snakes especially the plastic drum ones is just a little nub of a cylinder. The rounded flare on this one is key to holding it and operating. I found myself holding it with one hand by the knob and the other hand feeding the line. If it was just a little nub that would have been impossible. But with this knob it was secure even with wet gloves. Since it was my first time using a snake after watching a bunch of videos I decided to do it by hand and not use the drill attachment. If you are not careful when using it by hand you can run your finger into the drill attachment shaft. But it's easy to avoid so that isn't an issue once you learn to avoid it. This snakes head area is much longer and increases and decreases multiple times over the ones that are shorter and more of an open face coil design. I believe that this longer tighter head allows this snake to not get hung up as much and also get around corners better. In the videos I watched a lot of the other head designs would have trouble getting into even the first downward curve of the tub overflow. With this long head I was able to just bend it right in by hand. Make sure to use gloves and have plenty of paper towels and Clorox wipes on hand and a trash bag for the removed clog. When feeding in or out I kept a Clorox wipe in my feeding hand and cleaned it any time I backed it into the drum. With a little work and patience I was able to remove an unbelievable big, long clump of hair. Ran it twice more after removing the hair clog and cleaning off the coil. Both of the next 2 attempts came up clean. So the snake did an excellent job spiraling through and collecting it all. Again another great feature of the longer coil head this has. If you are having trouble removing the hair try bending the coils a little to remove the pressure in them but be careful as to not flick anything off. Plummers want like $400 in my area to run a snake or do a blowout! That's crazy! Take your time and learn how to do it right and anyone can do this by themselves and save time and money! It's already paid for itself with that one job and now it will hopefully last a lifetime!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023 by JTR