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LED lights on a drain snake can help the user navigate through pipes when used with a drain snake camera (see below). LED lights can also be built into the handle to help illuminate the work area. Bob Vila has been America’s Handyman since 1979. As the host of beloved and groundbreaking TV series including “This Old House” and “Bob Vila’s Home Again,” he popularized and became synonymous with “do-it-yourself” home improvement. The pipe drain auger boasts spring steel wire for maximum flexibility into the tightest bends and a galvanized steel crank handle. This pipe auger is a manual model, however, so cranking takes quite a bit of muscle and perseverance.
Home Electricals - Dry:Soon Heated Airers - Heated Blankets & Mattress Protectors - Fans & Heaters - Coffee Machines - Kettles - ToastersIt’s advised to snake the drain at least once a year to help reduce the potential for clogs. Why Trust Bob Vila This 50-foot electric drain auger can reach deep into a drain system to clear the majority of clogs, eliminating the need to call a professional plumber. The auger sits in a heavy steel frame and is activated with a simple foot pump, which lets users concentrate on locating the clog while feeding the snake with their foot. For a complete kit that clears sink drains with ease, rely on the Breezz clog remover with drill adapter. This versatile kit comes with everything you need to snake a sink drain, including a 25-foot heavy-duty steel snake, a drain hair remover spring, and a pair of gloves. The Ridgid Power Spin tool is a solid option for clearing common clogs throughout the house. Its manual crank sends the 25-foot ¼-inch cable twisting and turning into pipes while the screw-shaped head chews through semisolid obstructions, yet can also catch and retrieve hair, paper, and other fibrous gunk.
The kit includes three 19.6-inch ABS-plastic sink snakes with toothed heads for removing hair clogs from the sink drain and shower drain. Two 24-inch retrieval tools have a four-claw head with a plunger mechanism that opens and closes the claw to grab such items as earrings and rings. And for tougher, deeper obstacles, there’s a 39-inch steel drain snake that can handle clogs within about 3 feet of a drain.If these options fail, consider removing the P-trap to insert the snake beyond this problem spot. Then replace the P-trap once the pipes have been snaked. Q. How often should you snake your drain?