The Drain Weasel Sink Hair Unclog Tool: It's Amazing!

[@Trademan_24-7]

Thank you for demo it works! I usually rely on my home warranty to handle plumbing issues, but let’s be honest: having repair guys tromping through the house, tracking mud, leaving a mess under the sink, and still paying a deductible? Not ideal. So, I decided to give the Drain Weasel a shot, though I was skeptical. I mean, come on-can a little tool like this really do what a plumber does? Spoiler alert: YES, it can! My kitchen and bathroom sinks were unclogged in minutes. I’m talking 3-4 minutes per sink. Done. Clean. No mess, no hassle. I tossed the disposable pieces, and the whole job took me 10-15 minutes tops. Compare that to waiting for a plumber, losing hours, and praying they don’t break anything! This little gadget is a lifesaver. I’m honestly blown away by how simple and effective it is. Highly recommend it-100%!

[@ninetyplusdays]

I bought this tool today and utilized your video how to effectively use it! My bathroom sink is now flowing perfectly. Thank you for your concise and thorough demonstration.

[@lorettahartzell6518]

Thank you for showing you can use it several times. The other videos I have seen, they say to use once and throw away.

[@TheGizmoGarage]

If you can handle the messy look, why not :)

[@russellhershkowitz2310]

So you keep inventor rich

[@thomasdestry5188]

8:50 thank you for reminding us to clean/plunge multiple times within the sink drain.

[@JP1050x]

I’ve tried a bunch of similar drain tools. I’ve found, that it’s easier and more effective to remove the sink pop up cover to remove the hair to clear the drain that gets stuck around the pop up.

[@TheGizmoGarage]

Not a lot of people are willing to disassemble the pop-up drain cover, and due to different sink designs, some pop-up dain cover was impossible to remove, so this should work as an alternative method to physical cover removal or drain unclog chemicals.

[@JP1050x]

@@TheGizmoGarage you just have to unscrew the lever under the sink. It’s really not difficult at all. It takes less time to remove the pop out, then to buy a tool that you’d probably end up using once and throwing away (cause it gets gross lol). My hansgrohe pop out actually has fins attached to the bottom of the cover, that would make it difficult to get a tool down. It’s probably designed to catch hair and muck before it clogs up the P trap.

[@MikeBob2023]

Those two tiny critters running around the faucet handles looked VERY unhappy that you were eliminating their food supply, hahaha! 🤣🤣🤣 Good going! 👍

[@MikeBob2023]

P/S: Also, after a thorough cleaning like that it's probably a good idea to (carefully!) pour a couple of liters of boiling water down the drain, to dislodge/rinse away any oily residue that remains.

[@TheGizmoGarage]

😁

[@michaelkinsella3514]

The drain weasel is a great inexpensive tool to have at home. It works great on my bathroom sinks .

[@SBatts-rd9kg]

Just used it in the bathroom sink and it worked! Cost $7 versus $70 plus for a plumber.

[@vickr8081]

excellent guys 👍