DranoGranules 17.64 ounce

This product works pretty good. Be sure and wear some sort of protect mask and gargles when using. It's fumes are strong. Overall it seems grant some clearing. If you are a person who likes the granules this is your product to use

After 15 steady years of use, a week ago, I couldn't even get a snake down my suddenly plugged kitchen sink pipes, so I took apart the top ones and pushed out a golf-ball sized lump of some fatty-greasy, ugly blob. The pipes still weren't draining however, but I was able to run a snake down then. But snakes seem better designed for hair, so it removed nothing, but stirred up some sediment, which did nothing to help the draining. I then followed the directions on the Drano granules bottle and after 2 treatments, the blockage was dissolved and the sink drained. Thinking there might still be some grease down there, I followed that up with 4 pans of boiling water and now my kitchen sink drains perfectly.

Draino Crystals work way better than any liquid competitor. You can hear the crystals destroying the hair, grease, and goo that builds up in a sink.

I have bad arthritis and have a hard time with the lid. Squeezing and turning at the same time is impossible for me. However the Drano like my mom use to use was the answer I was searching for. After 3 failed plumbing repairs and several bottles of liquid drano, my right hand sink is finally draining properly. Must have been plumber’s glue hung in the line somewhere!

This was quite easy to use. Pour 3 tbsp down the drain, run hot water and wait 15 minutes. Some reviews mentioned a strong bleachy scent but it wasn't strong at all and my kitchen is tiny. Only needed to do it once, but instructions say you can try twice before escalating to a plumber. I will save this to use again in the future for maintenance. (Side note: any extra crystals that ended up in my skin basin left my sink sparkling afterwards, so also a plus.)