How to Unclog a Drain Using a Cobra Drum Auger

[@WindRidgeWoodCrafts]

Thanks for the video. I just bought the blue one this morning to clean out some sediment in a drain pipe for a clothes washer in our 50+ year old home we recently purchased. There wasn't much in the way of clogs, but plenty of iron-colored sediment and a couple small wads of hair. We're on well water, which has some iron, so no surprise with the sediment. Worked as advertised and gave me some good info about the condition of the pipes. Thank you.

[@minefreak2000]

Straight forward and to the point, as well as helpful, thank you!

[@christinemastorides6344]

my blue Cobra Drum Auger coil came out of the drum and is now dis attached from the drum. Is there anyway you could explain to me how to feed it back in to coil it back up? Thank you!

[@wilsonjayakody7073]

Hi, I was using the 3rd model you explained. At the very first time the cable came out of the case. pls let me know how to reload the cable. thx

[@jotarojoestar69]

i had this problem. give the tip youre feeding back into the drum a slight bend and just push really hard so it bends.

[@echt114]

What if you don't have a drill? Do you just turn it manually with the plastic piece that sticks out?

[@SSP.Contracting]

yes

[@DonaldCroswhite]

Thank you for this video. Helped me with a tub clog.

[@LittleJack-qe1ft]

Amazing the direction to use is between two sticky sheets (intentional) and no one in my family can separate the sheets to read directions. Stupid

[@gimmenoodles8134]

I just spent 10 minutes trying to get them apart and said eff that s I'm going to KZbin

[@mountain_dweller]

And I thought I was buying a self feeding drill compatible auger. 👎