SANI 360° Sani Sticks Drain Cleaner and Deodorizer, Enzyme Pipe Cleaners, Eliminate Odors, Prevent Clogged Drains, Safe for Sinks, Bathtub Drains, Septic Tanks, 48 Count, Lemon Scent

I mark my calendar for the last day of the month and you can’t forget to add a new stick! One package, one drain, 1 Lemon Sani-Stick, a month, for a year! How could you go wrong! It keeps the drains running smoothly and no back up odors! 4 packages of 12 in this deal.Great value and works for me!

Works good.

I started by breaking one in half and so far I can’t tell what the stick is doing for me. No clogs to date.

I used a similar product that worked pretty good and wouldn't a month or longer.We have a large walk in shower so I put 3 down the drain. They only last a few days before needing to use them again.

The sticks are easy to use and they keep the sinks cleaner and freer from smells.Easy to use and keeps the sinks cleaner. I've been buying these for many years.

I have used this product for at least 8 years, or since they first came out in the stores. I use them in my drains the first of every month and have never had a problem with clogged or slow drains. I am pleased with them.

I really wanted these sticks to work but was sadly disappointed by the results. Not only were these sticks a waste of money, I now fear they might cause problems that I did not have before using them.I started the process by using a long, plastic hair removing tool in my shower drain. Then I ran hot water down each of the five drain pipes in the house and dropped a single stick into each drain. Two weeks later, I repeated hot water/stick process and then once a month after that (as recommended on the package). After using three of the four packages, I thought I'd check the shower drain again. What I pulled out was a mess of hair and what looked like yellow, rubber worms. These sticks were not clearing my pipes, they were creating a clog. Now I'm just hoping the rest of those Sani 360 worms didn't meet together to form a large clog that will require professional removal.I'm going back to my old way of cleaning the drains: Pour a little baking soda into the drains and let sit 15-30 minutes. Follow with a bubbling mixture of baking soda and vinegar. Let sit another 30 minutes. Rinse with hot (I sometimes use boiling) water. Yeah, it's a hassle. It's time consuming. And it ties up use of the drain for about an hour. But at least it flushes through the pipe without making an icky clog.

Used these for years. They work well and easy to use.

It cleans drain however it does not kill odor.it is working fine for drainage.