Here's A Drain Cleaner That REALLY Works

#drain #draincleaner #drano #kleenout #greengobbler #cloggeddrain #plumbing #plumber #youtubeshorts #shorts

[@laranewzea4759]

Draino burnt top layer of my shower tiles. Im fuming

[@jasenlee5403]

I couldn't tell whether clean out worked or not.

[@kelsiewilson]

Notice that he didn't say that the other ones didn't work. Marketing trick.

[@RogerWakefield]

Well if you watch the full video, you'd see that they didn't do anything...I couldn't add all of that into this short

[@kelsiewilson]

@@RogerWakefield thanks for the clarification 👍

[@RogerWakefield]

No problem, the full video should be linked at the bottom of this video. May check it out, thanks for watching 😎

[@LEADFENTOOLS]

Good work.!

[@jameseddy6835]

Thanks for the info.

[@RogerWakefield]

Any time!

[@joatrating385]

How stupid. Never even showed that the clog opened up!!

[@thatOneScreemingCatGoREEE]

just to make a drain cleaner that's Coca-Cola based and you'll have it done in 15 minutes

[@FurryNonsense]

I love how he didn't show proof 😂

[@zackpedersen2666]

None of these stand a chance going head to head with Bruce from Drain Cleaning Australia! #DrainCleaningAustralia

[@kumarvipinverma]

Mechenical tools are the best . No chemical really works

[@matthewpartain4771]

Thought you said you were gonna leave the cameras rolling lol

[@moniquemonique]

What would you recommend for basement drain that only gets backed up when it rains heavy

[@oldbatwit5102]

Most of them do not work most of the time. Plumbers don't use them, drain unblockers don't use them. They pretty much don't work and these tests are nothing like real life blockages.

[@julianbutler2173]

Fast and to the point! Thank you sir.

[@RogerWakefield]

You bet!

[@cheshire_skatkat9093]

How noxious are the fumes tho? I don't wanna have to leave my house for two days because of fumes.

[@RogerWakefield]

I would open a window if possible or turn on a fan...depending on the contents inside your pipe it could get smelly....

[@Lori-zh2hv]

No it does not

[@RogerWakefield]

I mean I tested it...and it worked

[@Lori-zh2hv]

@RogerWakefield I did too but only plumbers should use it. It put a holes on towel I had close by and hole in my jeans. Neighbors called power company cause it gave powerful smell. I had to apologize to them. I feel only men should use this. Make sure your windows are opened good because the smell is very strong. I don't think with plastic pipes this ought to be used...????? Right???

[@RogerWakefield]

I mean it worked well for these pipes, but it could also depend on what is in your pipes. Also yes, the fumes are strong make sure it is well vented!

[@sewerdawgs]

Can we show what it does to plumbers cable, eyes, skin, fumes and cast iron? Plz 🙏

[@RogerWakefield]

I did make a video on what drano does to different pipes, it’s in my channel 😎

[@sewerdawgs]

@@RogerWakefield The drano removes the hair clog but leaves the sludge clog to collapse in on self causing another sludge clog blockage. I clean 8-10 drains a day. I'm trying to bring forward a issue I'm seeing and needs to be brought forward to the customer and not mislead them. A hand held snake is the best option. We have to protect our plumbers, customers and environment.

[@R00zkidd]

That happened and I had a and I almost had a heart attack 🎃

[@giantsean]

Brought to you by Kleen Out

[@RogerWakefield]

Why do you think its sponsored by Kleen Out?

[@nelsonbrum8496]

*Cleanout not available in California.

[@RogerWakefield]

Really anything with sulfuric acid....just be VERY careful...

[@nelsonbrum8496]

@@RogerWakefield If it works, it's probably illegal in California. 😁

[@RogerWakefield]

Could cause cancer! 😂

[@shaunwalley]

THIS is how you prove something works!!.

[@tilu3303]

Looks like the Kleen-Out plumbing is entirely opague, which makes this look like a paid promo.

[@RogerWakefield]

Not paid at all. Just testing different products..

[@electric8668]

Not a credible test without chasing the other products with hot water per instructions.

[@LogicalNiko]

Good old fashioned sodium hydroxide crystals tend to be my method of choice.

[@ikarusmiller8180]

Sweet! I absolutely love experiment videos! 😊

[@RogerWakefield]

Us too!

[@lifewithbreadboy]

You should try Liquid Fire

[@wheelmonkey00]

so glad that hulk hogan has found a new niche

[@outlaw9420]

This is so harmful bro like mega harmful humans are so fucking stupid fr

[@Al-sq5ti]

Are you a plumber or are you a commercial advertising firm 🤔

[@RogerWakefield]

watch more videos...that might tell you

[@daltontannery3243]

I've always used DrainO and it works perfectly every time, and the reason why is because i read the directions. People think all you do is pour the DrainO down the drain and that's it, but when you read the directions you find out that after a certain amount of time you're supposed to put a pot of boiling water down the drain

[@ponchosancho7710]

All snake oil save your money folks for the plumber. If i show up and someone has empty bottles of this toxic stuff i chrage double... 1-because i hwve to run my machine through that crap 2-because you obviously have money to waste so thx 😉👍

[@deadmanswife3625]

Is professor Amos any good?

[@rolandstroebel6185]

What type of material did you use to CREATE the "Stoppage? As a VR owner\manager who has to deal with blockages in shower and sink drains I find this process WOULD NOT SUFFICE and the P-Trap REMOVAL and HAND cleanout IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO.

[@elixier33]

Well this is not a pointless video at all.

[@42x3]

🤔 Not sure you followed the instructions… DrainO for example. Specifically says to either use half the bottle or the whole bottle depending on severity of clog, then after 15 minutes flush with hot water. 😂

[@jasparramirez9554]

If the clog is in the p trap then thats an easy fix. But most likely it's the pop up assembly that needs to be cleaned. And if that isn't the clog go buy a snake. Much cheaper than paying for a plumber.

[@lauraquemi7760]

HI

[@RogerWakefield]

Hi

[@danielparker1472]

Clobber and Sizzle!!!! At a plumbing supply house near you but I have heard only plumbers can buy it. Be careful and follow instructions 😊

[@liaeverbless1339]

Which ones can I use in my washing machine it is not draining the water

[@RogerWakefield]

I would check your washing machine box behind your washer...you have a drain hose...look in there and see if you can see a clog. I wouldn't put any drain cleaner IN your washing machine...also maybe clean our the filter while you're there.

[@liaeverbless1339]

I saw a little bit of clog. My machine can't be pulled any at all

[@BrockTemple87]

You forgot liquid lightning

[@RogerWakefield]

Never heard of it! I didn't see it in any of the box stores around here

[@BrockTemple87]

@RogerWakefield it's good stuff but dangerous as hell. Walmart has it

[@cinthia9602]

I need to try that. My sink is problematic and has been clogged for over a year.

[@RogerWakefield]

Be careful! It's a dangerous chemical

[@cinthia9602]

@@RogerWakefield I will. Thank you.

[@user-fz4zt7zf8x]

What do you recommend for urinals we use sizzle but they don’t have it anymore in Gocess I am a plumber at Randolph in sa

[@lights6833]

I used "guaranteed to work" Draino two times on the same drain 24 hours apart and it didn't work at all. Then I poured a 12 ounce can of Coca Cola in and the sink opened up in 15 mins. Unclogged a toilet with it too.

[@charliee5970]

I gotta try this

[@PokeSleepDeals]

Just dump in toilet and flush

[@stinkyman202]

@@PokeSleepDealsokay I took a dump in the toilet and flushed. Now what?

[@paulandreotti1639]

​@@stinkyman202 "That can't be right, that's what clogged my toilet in the first place!"

[@HaloHighlightz]

That’s actually kinda scary, is it that acidic 😨

[@jmw9904]

This isn't even call for the plumber. My dad showed me how to clean out sinks at home. Of course if you have a leaking problem or some other problem, then call the plumber.

[@user-bn1eh2do4d]

Heather Chandler rn: 😨

[@carlosdelgadillo2568]

Baking soda and vinegar is best

[@ianbartlam5338]

Uk ww have one-shot. That stuff does shift stuff

[@anatolyeydelzon9287]

How about disassembling the p-trap? 10 minutes and no hazard? He is a plumber and should know better.

[@RogerWakefield]

Obviously I know better....this isn't for me...its for the homeowners

[@deep_fried_midget]

Is it ok for an ac drain line? Hvac guy wanted me to pour draino in mine but i thought that was a bit too heavy duty for a plastic pipe.

[@RogerWakefield]

Never tried it, but I would think it would work…

[@brettkowalski]

I just drop the trap and have the job done in a few minutes without a trip to the store. How much does that stuff cost? Gas and time aren't cheap either

[@mikepellegrino514]

For a simple trap under the sink, I just take it apart and clean it. I may just replace it, depending on how old it is. A simple p trap is like 15 bucks. You'll spend close to that much on a good drain cleaner.

[@basharyassin7091]

From an experience I can tell you, Drano gel is the best when there is sitting water, however, an hour is not enough for Drano gel, I have seen it taking 12 hours in some cases, We usually advise the tenant to leave it for 12 to 24 hours

[@pox-fl6pi]

i used 1L, left 12h and still clogged, had to open & clean by myself :( i guess next time i'll try coke or vinegar :(

[@FeatheringWalthamstones]

I've got a long painful clog, but I'm not swallowing any of that stuff. I'll just work it out with a pencil.

[@RogerWakefield]

Bit confused on this method, using a pencil...but I wouldn't use drain cleaners either

[@oneshotpete6.591]

the sulfuric acid in those heavy duty drain cleaners .. destroys cast-iron drain lines , especially if the system has a dip or fish belly as we call them .. Best bet for a home owner if they can’t clear it with a plunger or boiling soapy water is to call a plumber and have them run a cable ..

[@kona702]

My house was built in 1950 and I have heavy cast iron drain pipes and I use this stuff all the time...😮😬

[@ChronicBongitis420]

Why didn't you test the lye based one that comes in a sealed black bottle that is sealed inside of a plastic bag for more safety?

[@terrapinflyer273]

I was thinking the same thing. Hair & Grease. I swear by the stuff. It's worked for me several times on a very slow or completely clogged tub drain numerous times. But, it has failed on kitchen and bathroom sinks the last few times I tried it. Although, the bottle was previously opened and had been sitting for a year or two. It works when coming in contact with water, so I assume once opened and exposed to air (which carries moisture), perhaps it degrades over time?

[@KornholeMcKobb]

He sounds like Will Ferrell’s impersonation of Harry Carey

[@garyhofer8405]

Try them with coffee grinds, I had to cut a sewer last week because it was caked with coffee grings and I tried all the products I could find, none worked

[@crusinscamp]

I'd caution people about NEVER mixing different drain cleaners. You could get a wicked splash-back of some really nasty chemicals.

[@user-pt9yt9yt3i]

Garbage.. don’t use acid. Your plumber or drain cleaner will fight you. Ever get that on your skin? Sulfuric acid try it out 👎🏻

[@AgustinaQuinteroFelix]

I tried them they didn't work.

[@wharris7594]

I almost never put drain cleaner in a toilet because yes it cannot get to the clog to start working and never plunge a toilet with drain cleaner in it as it will splash everywhere while plunging a toilet, best to pour it down another drain, let sit for required time to digest the organic clog and then rinse with hot water, if the clog is really bad, use a drain snake, best to know the schematics of the drain lines to figure out where the clog actually is so the plan of attack can be formulated to work best on where the clog is

[@mattrhoton9219]

Muriatic acid 60% of the time it works every time 😂

[@LlamaFluff]

Has anyone ever told you that your voice is identical to Tim Cook?

[@RogerWakefield]

From Apple?

[@LlamaFluff]

Yeah@@RogerWakefield

[@BlackdogDeaf]

Any update about test Steel and Copper for clogging drain faster yet????

[@RogerWakefield]

I don't think I know what you're talking about

[@BlackdogDeaf]

@@RogerWakefield ok thank you for update. I was just wonder that is all.

[@BlackdogDeaf]

@@RogerWakefield how is about next test for products popular for (septic tank drop living bacteria) easy eat down and safe for tank plastic, cement, or steel? Thanks! (I’m apology not good grammar) Thank you for respond!

[@franciscomartinez514]

Green Goobler works for me I love it 🙌

[@vt7828]

Terracotta has entered the chat

[@drakerobart5840]

Love his channel BUT there’s a more important question. Where does he get all the hair for these videos 😂😂😂

[@RogerWakefield]

We get donations…

[@1314joycetan]

You didn’t show the 2

[@DeadStreamOrganics]

Should have tried straight lye

[@RogerWakefield]

I did in a newer video! Check it out

[@juliachild9377]

Not all of these openers list the same volumes to use, and often enough they list different volumes for different applications. All of these drain openers list differing amounts of time to work as well. Your test clearly doesn't take any of that into consideration, so it's not reliable. Also, not all drain openers state that they can clear the same substances, so you'd also have to account for that in what you're using for your blockage as well. You also need to consider the type of pipes you have, the type of drains you have, whether or not you're on a septic system, whether or not you've tried using other drain openers that could potentially mix with whatever new one you've decided to try, and whether or not you're willing to deal with toxic fumes. There's probably more to consider than all that, too. Your test doesn't factor in any of that. It honestly seems like you're just trying to peddle the "winner."

[@-8_8-]

Sulfuric acid. I guess that's fine for PVC, but shouldn't be used on iron. So... How about talking about the others?

[@The3NAN01]

Does this include like the plumbing outside?

[@RogerWakefield]

Outside? Could you be more specific please?

[@The3NAN01]

@@RogerWakefield the plumbing to my back restroom run out on side of the house by the Laundry room and the there is a n shaped pip that goes up and back down would that device be strong to run ul and back down to unclog the PVC pipe

[@The3NAN01]

@@RogerWakefield side note if helps is that I put a camera through the inside of Laundry room and the water looks completely black and dirty if thats normal?

[@E85_STI]

I don’t have a clog I just want to clean my drains and I can take the trap off but I’m looking for something I can pour down the drain to clean the gunk off the tubes.

[@bigal25938]

How bad is Cleanout as far as fumes and how dangerous is it to use?

[@RogerWakefield]

Kleen out has a BUNCH of fumes, please be careful around it, it’s sulfuric acid it’s can be very dangerous

[@OttyYolf]

What about Instant Power Heavy Duty drain opener?

[@ninarubimartini]

Is it safe for the pipes? Because I used the red bottle , it worked but after 2 days it is clogged again

[@RogerWakefield]

We’re currently testing that right now, so hopefully I’ll have an answer soon!

[@LingGao-xb1ur]

My factory produces this product. I am a production factory from China.

[@RogerWakefield]

Oh my gosh! I hope y’all are safe this stuff is crazy dangerous! 😷

[@LingGao-xb1ur]

@@RogerWakefield Use almost as required

[@davetaylor4666]

My drano works as directed 8 hours 😮

[@RogerWakefield]

8 hours?! That is such a long time! What was clogging your drains?

[@tanthony298]

Im pretty backed up how much do I drink

[@RogerWakefield]

I would actually drink Imodium for that

[@reeflab2221]

Basically potassium hydroxide in multiple bottles

[@mrss4328]

Be very careful using sulfuric acid! About 40 years ago, I used it for my bathtub drain and ended up with hazardous materials people coming in their funny little costumes for safety. The tub pipe went down into the basement and out to the sewer. It was a copper pipe From 1939 and it had a pinhole in it that up until that time was no problem. But the sulfuric acid opened it up just enough to let all of the acid drip down and hit the cement floor which it ate up immediately. It made fumes and it was a mess. The fire department came with the hazardous waste people. I had to open all the windows in the house, because the smell went up into the house. We opened the bulkhead door to the basement and we couldn’t go back in the house for about three hours.

[@RogerWakefield]

oh no! I haven't had a problem that big while using it. I can agree with the fumes it's nuts...yes, becareful with acid!!

[@timothyblazer1749]

This is why you use small amounts and flush with LARGE amounts of water :-)

[@wharris7594]

Should spend an hour researching the benefits versus the negative benefits of using acid chemical for a blocked drain, whether its good for the plumbing system or not, old houses always have bad drain systems by not having PVC plumbing

[@beavisroadhog9629]

Wow. Don't know how to handle a cleanup yourself?

[@timothyblazer1749]

@@beavisroadhog9629 not everyone knows how to handle a chemical spill safely. That's why those services exist.

[@qtfreakygirl]

Are they septic and drain safe ?

[@MikeySkywalker]

Yeah, okay, whatever buddy.

[@prestonwarren2692]

Did you use liquid fire. I don't know if they make it anymore. Everytime I've used it you have to stay out of the room or leave the house. It tends to gas off some really nasty fumes. It's super strong and works though.

[@hermanverstraete422]

It's dangerous suferic acid

[@kennethdoran5840]

And you call yourself a plumber? You should be jailed for promoting that garbage.

[@RogerWakefield]

Promoting what?

[@topshottared5500]

Best one in my experience is crystal heat at home Depot and Lowe's been plumbing 8 years best one out there

[@Dave....]

I used a chamber of Green Gobbler the other day. To get rid of Avery bad clog in my tub. I left it for either half a day or overnight. It ended up getting it back to normal. I was this close in the store to buying Draino becwof the convenience. Glad I just ordered Green Gobbler instead of ruining my pipes even more. I also tried the natural ways beforehand. Like using baking soda & white vinegar, Dawn dishsoap & boiling water. None of those worked at all. It kind of eased my sink but that just continues to run slightly bad as always.

[@wharris7594]

GREEN GOBBLER! NATURAL ENZYMES BREAK DOWN ALL ORGANIC CLOGS

[@psychbomb7543]

Yahhhhh buddy!🤟🏻

[@ryhol5417]

Love how nothing was shown

[@nickcoyomani]

0:01

[@RogerWakefield]

Yeah

[@boogitybear2283]

Pequa Drain Cleaner from Home Depot is Industrial Strength Goodness! I clogged my drain and poured that whole gallon down and no more clogs!

[@cashcreators]

Well I've used that too on my bathtub. Was disappointed though with my kitchen sink-no results. Had to call a plumber!

[@RetroEcoChicken]

am i a crazy person for pouring this without gloves?

[@terrapinflyer273]

Indubitably

[@ladycountdown]

What about the boiling water flush afterwards?

[@RogerWakefield]

Did it say use boiling water?

[@robertdavis3433]

Your supposed to snake it out

[@paull6526]

I like you and those all have their place, but Drain Punch, Ferguson on the East Coast carries it, or even Glug..

[@okamijubei]

Nice 3rd party advertising review.

[@RogerWakefield]

Whose advertising? This is an equal non-biased test...lol

[@theone1347]

These tests are useless. A drain opener chemical never has this much time, specially without diluting in tons of water to work. If the problem is in P trap, take a tiny snake and it’s cleaned in seconds for free. No harmful expensive chemicals needed.

[@williambaum785]

Not mr. Plumber Liquid-Plumber

[@georgehernandez7732]

The most common clog is female hair😂