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Question: Will it bend enough to go through a toilet? I.e., down through the bowl?
Document: Although it is described as being capable of doing the job of unclogging, in my circumstances it was difficult to operate. When turning the attached handles the rear part of the cable kinked and twisted instead of the front part that that was supposed to force the cable through the drain. Not suitable for putting down a toilet as would scratch the bowl pan sides. Not sufficient torque to force the snake forwards. Probably okay for short runs of up to 10 to 15 ft but certainly not longer.
Bought this used it and it worked good of course I needed a man.s strenght behind it as I did not have enough of my own but the pipes were way full, ended up repalcing them.
This is a long long auger, and I don't recommend using it without a drum. The included handle is not enough to spin it much - this auger just holds too much tension for it. So if you've got a spinning drum this'd be perfect, but otherwise you'll be better off with a shorter auger.
I've never snaked drain lines and this doesn't come with instructions. So the 50' line only feeds into half of the handle? Then what? I have 50' of line to try and maneuver in a toilet? Not sure what to do here. How can I twist and turn 50' of this heavy material? I don't get it.
I couldn't believe the quality of this when it arrived. It is very heavy and strong. I'm glad I got the 50' because the problem ended up to be about 35' down. I agree with other comments that a better handle would be nice but you can't go wrong with this for the price.
Had a clogged shower drain (hair) that was far downstream -- also backing up a toilet and two bathroom sinks. I tried a 15' snake and a 25' snake with no luck -- I figured they were a bit too short to reach the clog. The shorter snakes were both 1/4&#34; diameter and I had some difficulty navigating a few turns.
Great for the price. It works well enough. It couldn't make a 90 degree turn in a 3 inch drain pipe, but that's expected. The quality is fine.I'm not crazy about the design of the rotation bar. It leaves a lot of snake rattling around behind it. It needs some kind of rotating storage rack add-on, but it's adequate.I expect that more than half the price went to free shipping. The thing is heavy.
I have been buying these locally for around twenty bucks. I thought I'd buy this one to see if it was any better. It's not. In fact, it kinked the first time I fed it down the main line. It was no better, but cots ten bucks more. Go try a big box home improvement store.
I had my home reroofed and the contractors swept and least two large hands full of nails into all the gutter downspouts and guess what. Yeah they all clogged in the spring. I wired a magnet to the end of the auger and pulled out the nails and then augured as far as I could go and then the hose washed out the balance of the blockage. This is a handy item to have around.
It takes me one hour to reach 50 feet, which is longer than the professionals go (30 feet). It took me 20 minutes to pool out.I do think there should have a little more instruction on how to setup and use the handle. But I suggest you read the simple instructions (clockwise00 b turn to push in with counter closewise to back out).In the end, I am glad that I tried and saved 300 bucks. It is good and worthwhile try.
Answer: yes