Plumb Away 100-08 6 Oz Plumb-Away Refill

This works just like it says on the box. I used it on my bathroom sink and it was unstopped in seconds. I had used other chemical drain openers that just did not work to unstop my sink. Only thing, make sure you stop up the overflow hole with something so that the gunk wont splatter on you. Also, I tried using this in my bathtub but did not work well for me. I found it awkward trying to use this while trying to cover the overflow drain in my tub. Great for using on sinks but not so great for tubs.

Cannister arrived almost completely discharged and unfortunately is not refundable or returnable. Other people have reported the same issue in the reviews so I cannot recommend this product. I've used the CLR pressurized clog remover successfully in the past and will stick with that brand going forward.

Can't find this product in home stores. Drainage problems for months. Found online, purchased it, used per directions and worked like a charm. The only downside is the price is over the top, but still worth the purchase.

Expensive but it works!

Unclogs tub drain easily

It's a can of lemon scented compressed air. For $20. It's obscene. At best it helped loosen up the clog but it only drained after vigorous plunging. For $5 or maybe even $10 it'd be ok, but $20 is extortionate.

Clr power plumber is much more powerful and lasts longer.

I will never use any other drain cleaner after trying this one. It works without acid or lye and clears the drain pretty much instantly -- with a pleasant puff of lemon scent at the end. You need to buy the starter kit the first time and just refills after that. You place the can upside down into the drain, fill the sink/tub with enough water to cover the cap, plug up the overflow with a wet washcloth and then just push down on the can. It is sometimes easier to do this with two people: one to push down on the can, and the other to plug up the overflow. On one of my sinks, because I am short, I had a hard time pushing on the can with enough force with only one hand. I tried to stuff the washcloth into the overflow so I could push the can with both hands. My mistake. The drain cleared, but the force of the gases blew the washcloth out of the overflow, and all the gunk that was in the drain splattered over me and the wall.