Multifunction Sink and Drains Cleaning Claws

would not fit in the bend of a smaller bathroom sink, but otherwise did what it was supposed to.

I searched and searched for just the right tool to use to get hairballs out of the drain in our walk in shower. Finally I found the perfect one! This was a replacement for one that I put up and now can't find so I have been using this tool for at least 2 years now. It is the perfect size to fit through the drain hole. I use it once a month on the 1st of the month so that I can keep track. Each month I get out a golf ball (or larger) sized ball of hair! Of course it doesn't just pull up through the tiny drain hole but if you are slow and careful you can easily pull the whole clog out intact. It is a must have in my opinion!

It works really well - just as advertised. I actually used this for an unusual (i think) purpose. I collect antique swords. I had been cleaning out an old steel scabbard - and the cleaning cloth got stuck down in the bottom of the scabbard. Yeah - i'm an idiot... don't ask - it's not a pretty story. My scabbard was now rendered useless because the sword no longer could be fit into it. The point is - this little device saved not only my scabbard - but my pride. It was able to remove the errant cloth - after several attempts. And, i've been able to repeat the process (again don't ask). I can only imagine how well this thing performs at its intended function of fishing stuff out of drains and toilets. I wish we had this device years ago when our (then) toddler had a penchant for dropping his toys down the toilet.

For just a few dollars, my life has improved dramatically! Seriously, it is annoying in the extreme to stand in water while showering due to a slow drain. I'd tried chemical drain cleaners because that's the easiest, least disgusting way to clear a drain, but it didn't work. I knew what I *really* needed to do so I finally bit the metaphorical bullet and bought this so I could pull what I knew had to be a gross, disgusting, puke-inducing, slimy wad of hair and no-telling-what-all out of the drain. And I was right: it WAS all the above, and then some, but the spring-loaded grabby-claw thingie that emerged from the business end of this device grabbed the hairball and pulled it right out of the drain. But the really nice part of this story is that I could manipulate the exterior wire sheath with one hand well enough to gather up the gobs of hair and gack with the grabby-claw AND NOT TOUCH IT! I didn't even need to donate an old pair of dish gloves to the cause! So into the toilet the offending gobs went. I rinsed off this darling snake, let it dry, and gave it it's very own hook in the closet where it now lives, coiled and ready to strike at the next drain stoppage.

Losing a screw/bolt in a tiny spot..here's the tool for that. Rogue Cheetos under the couch that Mr. Roomba can't eat...here's the tool for that. Playing with Shreddy Cougar the newly adopted foster kitten (*attach to toy of choice)..here's the tool for that.

My toddler flushed a toothy brush down the toilet. He did this last month and cost us $65 for a plumber. After he did it again I ordered this and my husband was able to pluck the tooth brush out no problem.

I had a bathroom drain that got clogged and I decided to order this. Liquid plumber was no longer working. I am happy to say the bathroom sink that my wife and 3 daughters used is unclogged now. I am embarrassed to say I couldn't believe what this thing pulled out of the drain. Toothbrush, toothpaste caps, misc plastic lids that had built up over the years. My girls hair clips, small toys and mostly lots and lots of hair. Heaven only knows how long it has been in their. UGH! No wonder this thing was so clogged. I loved it so much I cleaned out all the other sinks in the house.

My daughter cleaned up dog poo with quality paper towels and flushed the whole dang wad down the toilet. Needless to say the plunger was not a useful option. Rather than calling a $100+ plumber, I ordered this to try first. With low price I was worried it wouldn't work. IT DID! I ordered it on prime so I received it only a day later. Super easy to use. No need for instructions. I pulled the trigger and pushed the wire up into the pipe. after only 3 grabs I had removed the whole thing. I'm literally getting everyone one of these for Christmas. You never know when you will need it and it's never at a good time! THIS PRODUCT WORKS!!! Easy and fast. Already saved me over $100

Too large for my application, but keeping it in the tool box . . . surely a need will arise and it will save the day

I bought it for fun not going to lie I used it more then I thought. Pretty cool tool when you drop things in hard to reach places.

This tool is even better than the current grabber claw we have in our race track kit. This grabber is built to bend in a way that can reach the most hard-to-reach and/or fit places to retrieve a fallen screw, etc. The red spring activated button at the end of the tool is easy to push and the claw that comes out the other end works very well in grabbing the small, fallen item. It's definitely a staple for a toolbox in the garage or to keep in your car. I've never used it for this purpose before, but I'm sure it would work great for picking up small items that fall onto the sides of car seats as well. The length of the wire on this tool is long enough to be able to maneuver through a wide variety of crevice sizes to reach your object. Now we have one for our race track kit and one in the car! I'm considering getting more to give as holiday stocking stuffers as well.

Works great. Bought this to steal my pecans back through the fence. Got a lot back this year.

Five stars, a super practical tool that solves all the problems of slow drainage in my home.

Works as advertised! I especially like the picker/grabber with the expanding claw at the end - useful for more than just removing drain clogs.

This kit is great. Saved me a ton of money.