HaomaomaoSewer Drain Brush, Bendable Long Pipe Cleaners Flexible Cleaning Tool for Home Kitchen Sink, Shower and Bathtub Hair Clogs

Review of drain cleaning brush from the Haomaomao Store I get a lot of clogged drains around here and I've wanted something that would clean the gunk off the insides of the pipes. My hope is that if the pipes are cleaner, fewer things would get stuck and I might not get to the point where the sink clogs. This seems to do the job reasonably well.GOOD* Bristles clean dirt from inside drains well* It is possible to push the brush into the trap or U-bend pipe to clean beyond the straight sectionNOT SO GOOD* Some of the bristles were bent up against the wire from packaging & shipping.* Takes some force to get the brush beyond the beginning of the bend in the pipes. If you have strength issues in your hands or arthritis, trying to get the brush into the trap might not work well for you. Also, it's not possible to have much control of how it cleans when the brush is in the trap.OVERALL I would have liked to get something that was a little easier to push into the trap so that I had a bit more control of cleaning. I can live with this, though. It gets a lot of film-like pieces of scum out of the drains and it seems to be doing a good job at least on the downward portion. I think that finding something that I am totally happy with would be very difficult. This brush is supposed to be reusable and the item description says stainless steel wire. Since I am able to bend this fairly easily in my hands, I question whether the wire is actually stainless steel but I really don't know one way or the other. For the time being, it hasn't rusted yet and it's working pretty well.

Push this tool down your drain, give it a few twists and pull it back out. You should see gunk and hair attached to it, freeing your drain from clogs and stank. It's a nice long dimension so that it can go deep into the drain. It works great! There are bristles on the end that grab the hair and a few twists keep that hair secured to the tool. Definitely cheaper than a plumber and well worth the money.