Thrift T-100 Alkaline Based 1-Pound Granular Drain Cleaner,Red

Reading reviews it sounded to good to be true but for the price I was willing g to try. The drains in the bathroom were so slow to drain. It would take an hour for tub to drain. Landlord wouldn't do anything. In LESS than 3 minutes while using thrift the drains were clean and flowing freely again. Highly recommend!!

Followed the instructions on the box. Used it on a shower drain that had built up to have a very slow drain and shower wasnt usable. Hot water and a cup of this product and it is working great. Interested to see how long it lasts but it fixed the drain when other drain liquids had not worked. For the size I will probable get two more uses from the bottle. Worth it.

It did just what it said it would do. And I had tried three or four other solutions that did not. It worked so fast I wasn't really sure that it had done it. This was a major block that I had actually had a plumber come out and try to remove. The only way that he said he could get rid of it was to climb on my roof and charge me 300% more than the call required in the first place. This Old House of mine and I will be using this drain cleaner forever!

Bathroom sink has been very slow drain for about 3 months I have tried multiple products and tools, added the product followed by boiling water and BOOM 30 seconds it was cleared!

Great drain cleaner

I made a pretty big oopsie and mindlessly dumped about three pound’s worth of bacon grease down my sink. Being wintertime, it didn’t take long for the consequence to manifest itself in the form of a painfully slow sink drain. I was recommended this stuff so I tried it out, and here’s what I learned:1. For most people, this stuff is just hot water & go. The VAST majority of reviews say it works as advertised, and that’s awesome. Goes to show how potent this stuff is.2. I was not in the situation most people had. When I added the flakes and hot water, I was met with sizzling and gurgling, but ultimately still had chemically spicy water sitting in my still-clogged sink.3. Plunging helps, but only with a specific kind of plunger. I tried using the only plunger I had ever owned for years, a super basic one, and it did not work at all. I went out and bought one of those industrial accordion-style plungers to see if that would help.4. Having a fancy plunger rocks. The accordion style plungers have adjustable air vents on the top, so I closed the vent and slowly—but surely—forcibly pushed a pump’s worth of chemically spicy water down my drain. And then I pulled it back up, just to push it back down again. Over and over. Within a minute of plunging, I heard an insanely loud gurgling noise so I took out the plunger and watched in awe as all the water practically dropped down the drain.5. While this stuff is technically odorless, the stuff that is stuck to your pipes is not. And when this stuff dissolves it, that smell comes up. And it’s not great lol.6. If you get any of the Thrift-mixed water on your hands or flesh anywhere, rinse it off immediately—and thoroughly because the stuff sticks to you like oil does. It burns really bad the longer it sits there. This stuff breaks down all organic material, myself and yourself included. This also applies to the steam it gives off as you add hot water to the flakes; do not inhale the steam.Conclusion: this stuff worked for me, thankfully, but it needed some help. If just simply adding hot water doesn’t work for you, try plunging it. If plunging it doesn’t work, get a better plunger. If a better plunger doesn’t work, God help you.

The media could not be loaded. Just a fantastic product, good to clear clogs and good for maintenance.

Awesome stuff. Works like the videos