TBVECHIPipe Blaster - High-Pressure Air Plunger Clear Clogged Kitchen Bathroom and Toilet Drains and Pipes

I needed a way to fix a bathtub drain that was very slow. I tried a snake rod, but learned that those are not very useful for clearing drum traps and a high power air plunger is needed to clear the clog. A plumber told me all of this when I paid him $160 cash to for him to clear the drain with his air plunger. Almost a year later, the drain was slow again so I looked online to see if I could find an air plunger for less than what it would cost to bring the pummer back in to fix it. I found this one on Amazon. It is a very sturdy device and is well up to the task. The water is now flowing down the drain at top speed again. Doesn't come with any instructions, but it is pretty intuitive as to how it goes together. I'll be able to keep the drain running well for as long as I'm in the house.

I attached the flat rubber nozzle. It’s stuck so I haven’t been able to use the one for the bowl.

If you own a home, this is a must have item. It can be messy and splash a bit when trigger but it will blast out any clog from hair in the tub for food in the sink and more. Worth it!

Ok, I did a dumb thing. I dumped a rancid can of cat food down my bar sink drain without a garbage disposal.It clogged it, hard. I tried dumping boiling water down the sink a few times, I tried snaking it out and neither of those worked.Then I tried this (it took about 30 seconds to set up), and it cleared the drain on the first use.The thing I like about this is that it doesn't take canisters to power it. I can use this until the hardware dies (which should take a long time consider it's pretty much all metal) and don't have to find obscure air cartridges for it.I'm very happy with this.

Doesn't work as advertised. Difficult to get a good seal. Gauge didn't work when I put it together.