67 Flexible Drain Brush Set Double Ended Long Hose Pipe Cleaner with 2 Pcs 8 2 Straw Cleaning

Length is good cleans out tubbing to canister filter just fine. As described Read more

I literally know nothing about plumbing except how to unclog my own bathroom drains with a zipit thing since I have long hair. My elderly parents were dealing with water overflowing all over the kitchen counter from a leaking airgap, I found a YT video with different solutions and different brushes, but picked this since it was probably the cheapest and thought I'd give it a go before calling a plumber. Since I didn't exactly know what I was doing, it took a bit of angling and repeated attempts to get the brush through, and it was disgusting, seriously so nasty, but I managed to get all the debris out, pushed into the disposal very compacted so I could get it out with paper towels, and then I ran it through a few times after the bulk of the clog was out. Both the large and small side worked, the long metal flex hose was a bit hard to manage, but it worked fine. I don't know about other uses for it, I just kept rinsing it in a bowl of hot water during the process and then washed and disinfected it afterwards. I would definitely advise wearing gloves if doing this, and not using any type of cleaning solution. But I can recommend, for the price and a little patience, this will unclog the airgap hose to a disposal, so I was very pleased I bought it. Read more

I bought this brush to unclog the hose of my canister vacuum cleaner. This brush is flexible enough to bend in the handle of the end of the hose, but not long enough to go from end to end. The premise is that it is made for drain clogs, but could be used for theoretically for anything that is like a drain. Since vacuum cleaner hose cleaner brushes are NOT available on the market, people like me have to use alternative. A long broom handle just does not go too far either and too rigid.…this clever brush is the best solution so far. The brush is not very thick and for the use I needed is satisfactory. The price is right. Maybe this company could manufacture a flexible brush much longer than this one a bit thicker just for vacuum cleaner hoses. Read more

This Drain Brush is WONDERFUL! It's probably the Best thing I've Ordered. I cleaned my bathroom sink, & Tub, & I was AMAZED how GREAT the Flexible Drain Brush worked! Best Decision I've made to purchase this Magnificent Brush Read more

The brush works as described, but it was much thinner than I expected based on the Amazon photos. While the 67-inch length is accurate and helpful for reaching deep into drains, the actual brush diameter is very slim. If you’re looking for a thicker, more robust brush, I would be cautious before purchasing. This may work fine for narrow drains or light cleaning, but it wasn’t what I envisioned from the pictures. I recommend double-checking the specifications and reviews if thickness matters for your use. Read more

Trying to use it for an italian refrigerator but unsuccessfully in getting the drain cleared up. Going to try again. Otherwise I'll use it for a steel dining star and other use. Other than that, very convenient and looking for other things to use them for. Thank you! Read more

Awesome little brushes !! Love it Read more

this is probably not the brush you are expecting. instead of braided metal being used to form the length of the brush, this brush is made of a long, narrow, extension spring. Immediately 2 issues result - pushing in the brush is more like pushing rope - you can only go so far the spring will bend, twist, deflect - I got less than 9” into the tube I was trying to clean. Pulling the brush out you are now working “against the spring” so if there is any resistance you are lengthening the spring - not removing your brush. finally is the quality of the brush. after getting 9” in to plastic tube, I was removing the brush when the “spring” broke and the head was in the tube. thankfully I could get it with hemostats - but imagine if that happens 30” into what you are cleaning - your maintenance has now made a bigger issue. I am not going to lie and tell you that I don’t understand why anyone would make a brush this way. if you were going to use it for a drain - I don’t think you will ever get any scrubbing and I also don’t think you could get it to turn and definitely not advance beyond a trap. really frustrated because now I have to order another brush, wait another several days and then get to the project I started a week ago! I should say that drain snakes are constructed this way, but it is a torsion spring and is far more resilient to stretching. This spring is made up of paper clip thick wire and has a very low tension strength. I cannot recommend this product for any task other than decorative. Read more