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We had luck using the "green gobbler" cleaner (the normal one). I've also heard "enzymatic" cleaner might help (ex: "green gobbler enzymatic"--I'm not a green gobbler shrill I just ran into the name).

This after cleaning out the same drain like 10x with a snake, never seemed to quite clear it... (laundry drain). Even had the "pro" guy come and do it with his high speed (little) snake. It just got backed up again a few days later. I've also heard you can buy those high speed ones and make a little kink in the line 6" from the end and again 18" from the end, so that it kind of scrapes the pipe as it goes down.

Update: actual fix for me in the end was to run a "longer" snake down, and this one caught a huge hair ball. I think I finally fixed it LOL.

Good luck!

We had luck using the "green gobbler" cleaner (the normal one). I've also heard "enzymatic" cleaner might help (ex: "green gobbler enzymatic"--I'm not a green gobbler shrill I just ran into the name).

This after cleaning out the same drain like 10x with a snake, never seemed to quite clear it... (laundry drain). Even had the "pro" guy come and do it with his high speed (little) snake. It just got backed up again a few days later. I've also heard you can buy those high speed ones and make a little kink in the line 6" from the end and again 18" from the end, so that it kind of scrapes the pipe as it goes down.

Good luck!

We had luck using the "green gobbler" cleaner (the normal one). I've also heard "enzymatic" cleaner might help (ex: "green gobbler enzymatic"--I'm not a green gobbler shrill I just ran into the name).

This after cleaning out the same drain like 10x with a snake, never seemed to quite clear it... (laundry drain). Even had the "pro" guy come and do it with his high speed (little) snake. It just got backed up again a few days later. I've also heard you can buy those high speed ones and make a little kink in the line 6" from the end and again 18" from the end, so that it kind of scrapes the pipe as it goes down.

Update: actual fix for me in the end was to run a "longer" snake down, and this one caught a huge hair ball. I think I finally fixed it LOL.

Good luck!

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rogerdpack
  • 978
  • 3
  • 18
  • 37

We had luck using the "green gobbler" cleaner (the normal one). I've also heard "enzymatic" cleaner might help (ex: "green gobbler enzymatic"--I'm not a green gobbler shrill I just ran into the name).

This after cleaning out the same drain like 10x with a snake, never seemed to quite clear it... (laundry drain). Even had the "pro" guy come and do it with his high speed (little) snake. It just got backed up again a few days later. I've also heard you can buy those high speed ones and make a little kink in the line 6" from the end and again 18" from the end, so that it kind of scrapes the pipe as it goes down.

Good luck!