Green Gobbler POWDER PLUNGER Toilet Bowl Clog Remover - 2 Pack Net WT 16.5 oz

I don't write many product reviews, although I do read them for product info before purchasing. However, this product WORKS! The reviews gave me a realistic idea that, although it may take more time than stated, THIS PRODUCT WORKS!!! My 13 yo grandson visited us for the holidays, eats likes a champ and clogged our toilet! While I've never met a clog I couldn't free, none of my home remedies worked. Dishwashing liquid and warm water, baking soda and vinegar... no results. I didn't want to use any harsh chemicals that may harm our pipes, and calling a plumber was a last resort. I read about the Green Gobbler, researched it and decided to give it a try. It comes with 2 pouches of product (smaller than I would have thought). I followed directions (easy!) No results after a night and day. Last night I decided to use the 2nd pouch. This morning, the water looked like it was back to a normal level, so (with plunger in hand, just in case) I flushed! SUCCESS! No plunger needed! This product works!!! But like the reviews say, it can take a couple of days. Patience pays off! Better than a bill from a plumber! I'm ordering more to keep handy!

I've tried Green Goblin powder plunger toilet clog remover before. I followed the directions. I've let the product sit for hours in a clogged bowl. I added hot water. I couldn't tell whether Green Goblin actually worked to open the clogged toilet drain or if time and water/pressure did the trick. Today, I added 64 oz of Green Goblin main line opener to a first floor toilet and flushed just once. I added 32oz of Green Goblin main line opener to the 3rd floor bathroom sink and the other 32oz to the 3rd floor shower. I added a pouch of Green Goblin powder plunger toilet clog remover to the clogged third floor toilet. After waiting 4 hours, the 3rd floor sink and shower are still fine, even before running hot water. The 3rd floor toilet bowl remains clogged, however. I'm all for eco-friendly solutions but I'm more interested in a functioning toilet. If you have a clog that you can't manage with a plunger, invest in a drain snake. These are the original eco-friendly solutions to a clogged toilet and they still work best. Maybe there's a functional, eco-friendly "chemical" toilet clog remover that works reliably. I'm just not aware of one. Green Goblin certainly isn't it. Until I find an eco-friendly drain clog opener, it's Draino (with lye) for the sink and a plunger or a good drain snake for a clogged toilet.

It really work when the toilet is not flushing and plunging doesn't work this does the jod

Effective and has no toxic odors.

If you have a major clog, don’t expect this to work in 15 minutes. Think more like 3 days.After plunging vigorously and trying all of the home remedies, I decided to try Green Gobbler. I added the first pack with hot water and, although the product itself doesn’t have much of a smell, when it came into contact with the waste water, it was the more vile scent that has ever assaulted my nose. I let it sit for about 24 hours with no change in the water level. I tried flushing, which did nothing but bring the water level up even more.I then added the second pack with a little more hot water. 24 hours later, no change. I took a big risk and flushed again, which almost made the toilet overflow.At this point, I had no good option left. I couldn’t plunge unless I wanted waste water everywhere, I didn’t want to spend money on a toilet auger/snake, and I really didn’t want to have to call maintenance and make them see/smell that. I took the action of taking no action and decided to give it another 24 hours.At about the 68 hour mark, the clog finally went down the drain on its own! No additional flushing or plunging needed. I’m happy I read the reviews on here that said to give it 3-4 days.I’m not sure if this is the first product I would reach for next time, but here are my lessons learned:1. Do not flush if the water level hasn’t gone down2. Only use if you have another toilet in the house that you can use while this works its magic3. Depending on the type of clog, be prepared for some nasty sewage smells4. Depending on the severity of the clog, be prepared for it to take a few days5. Add hot (not boiling) water to the bowl after dumping a packet inAll in all, it did its job. Just took a little longer than advertised.