Drain Cleaner and Deodorizer Sticks with Enzymes - Maintain a Clean Drain, Safe for Pipes and Septic Tanks, Use Monthly - 12 Pack

I’ve tried liquid drain cleaners before but hated dealing with the mess and harsh fumes. These sticks are so much easier — just drop one in and let it do its thing. I’ve used them in my bathroom sink, tub drain, and even my washing machine drain, which had started smelling musty. Within a day or two, the odor was noticeably gone, and my sink has been draining faster too. • No mixing, pouring, or gloves required — just drop and go • Fresh scent without being overpowering or chemical-smelling • 24 sticks means it lasts a long time with monthly use • Works preventatively, so I don’t wait until there’s a full clog One thing to note: these work best for maintenance and mild buildup/odor — if you have a serious clog, you’ll probably still need a heavier-duty cleaner or a plumber’s snake. I use these monthly now just to keep things running smoothly and smelling fresh. Great low-effort addition to my cleaning routine. Will definitely repurchase.

If your drain is already clogged, these are unlikely to help, as they are geared for maintaining a drain's clearance, by helping to break down organic crud as well as cutting the smell of said substances. Anything really nasty, such as a wad of hair, isn't going to be affected much, so something more heavy-duty will probably be needed. But they really work wonders with smell and general sliminess, and can make a difference on the long run! I used to have a great deal of trouble with stink and clogging before I started using these several years ago, and in a very small bathroom with elderly plumbing this was a noticeable problem. NOTE: If your pipes are narrow (as mine are), drainage may be slowed a bit right after putting a stick down the drain, but if you run a bit of cold water right after, it doesn't take long to clear on through.

So sometimes I get these sticks because why not, they seem kind of harmless, but I'm not really sure they work. We have an upstairs toilet and it's always getting clogged, but that's probably because of kids... so I can't really blame this item. However, my kitchen sink recently was working really poorly. Water was taking forever to drain. I hadn't used these sticks in a while. In desperation, I put 2 down. Last time, I tried the washing soda and vinegar... apparently when you pour tons of washing soda down, it just becomes like concrete and nothing moves it, so we had to call a plumber... so I wasn't going to do that again. After a week, it's definitely draining water quickly! It has worked! Probably getting an actual plumber would make it work better, but that's way more than what these sticks cost. An actual plumber would likely be faster as the first couple days, it looked like I had just thrown money down the drain, but if you have time, then try these sticks!

Update: After about two months of using this, I’m not sold on its overall effectiveness. I used it in several places. In my bar, which develops film and odors - it did great. The drain rarely clogs but it gets constant drip from the ice well and this really helped keep it odor free and running smoothly. In my kitchen sink, which never has clogged, I’ve still been using this here just preemptively so the jury is out on the verdict how effective it is there. The bathroom sink hasn’t clogged completely but these haven’t really done much other than keeping it moving, albeit slowly. The shower drain hasn’t really been affected positively or negatively. It’s just as slow as ever. I know both of these drains see a fair amount of hair and soap, which this should be breaking down. I guess they haven’t stopped entirely, however they haven’t kept things flowing as smoothly as I had hoped/expected. I normally hit them with some draino once a month but I haven’t as I was willing to be patient and let these do their magic. I wanted a more eco/pipe friendly solution but… It just doesn’t seem to be doing what I need it to do in these instances. I don’t trust most chemical drain cleaners because I rent and I don’t want to have to potentially foot a bill on repair (though that’s never happened, but hypothetically it’s possible). A lot of hair goes down my bathroom drains and they tend to run very slowly. Popped one in the sink and on day one it’s already moving better. Put one in the shower and haven’t seen any improvement yet but I imagine it will. The sticks are scent less so they don’t smell up the place when I’m using the sinks, and they seem they’re going to do what I need them to do. They’re definitely cheaper than getting corrosive chemicals I’ve been buying about once a month, and I love the set it and forget it philosophy. I’ll update in a month and we’ll see where we’re at.

These really do help with those little drain flys, as these sticks help with breaking down enzyme build up from soaps, shampoos etc. I put 3 sticks per drain once every 2-3 months and when using soaps I let the water run to fill and empty trap, I'm not sure if it helps or not, but in my mind it sounds smart...hahaha I've been using these for 2 years and haven't had those pesky flys back!!!!! Worth it just for that reason alone. These definitely dont unclog a drain or an already slow running drain....its not there function, there are to help with build up and thats it, if you're drains are slow or plugged fix that first and then use these.....

Wow, this actually worked on my drain flies. It was getting out of control and I had tried everything. I was at my woods and I decided to do some research on Amazon and see how other people are treating it and these sticks came up. I was very skeptical but I do see less and less of those black little hairy buggers. lol definitely would recommend great buy definitely worth the price.

THESE LITTLE STICKS DO THE TRICK.

These smell so good, very unique in a good way. I notice it in my kitchen because I put two for each drain. For the bathroom and tubs I don’t notice it as much but it’s more like a faint background smell that you don’t know where it’s coming from. Can’t speak to how well it’s preventing bio build up yet but will repurchase to find out. The drain in the bathroom sinks gets clogged the most often but it will take some time to test it out. Will be repurchasing, it’s the perfect scent and I love that my kitchen sink smells so nice.

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Green Gobbler BIO-FLOW Drain Strips are fantastic! With 12 strips per pack, they're a convenient and effective solution for keeping drains clear and odor-free. Simply drop a strip in your drain to break down organic matter and prevent clogs. They're eco-friendly and easy to use, making them a must-have for any household. Highly recommend!

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