Drain Clog Removers

With a little ingenuity and some everyday household items (and somethin' else ya can get on this website), ya can unclog your toilet without a plunger. Whether ya opt for a household science experiment or call in the heavy artillery with Green Gobbler, that toilet clog should be a thing of the past.

When traditional methods fail, let me, the Green Gobbler, become your new partner in crime. A persistent clog can make you miserable, but I can save the day with my Drain Clog Dissolver. This powerful stuff is designed to tackle tough clogs fast, effectively, and best of all, safely. 

There’s no doubt you’ve seen countless chemical clog removers at the store and advertised on TV. But Green Gobbler Drain Clog Dissolver is different. It’s not made from bleach, lye, chlorine, or salt. It’s a friendlier formula that sinks through standin’ water and starts eatin’ the clog right away—and only the clog. Your porcelain throne, pipes, and septic tank are all safe. 

While there are many popular household hacks that include baking soda and vinegar to eliminate hair drain clogs, we don’t necessarily recommend it. We find Green Gobbler to be much more effective. Here’s why:

Ashley and Jamin Mills are the founders of The Handmade Home, where they strive to inspire creativity in the home renovations and DIY projects. Check out how they deal with pesky clogs and keep their drains and pipes flowing properly.

Here are a few tips to keep your drain properly flowing before any St. Patrick's Day parties.

Congratulations! The holidays have come and gone, and you survived. Take a moment to pat yourself on the back and then get ready to tackle five important things you need to deep clean after the holidays.

We love the holiday season, but we know it can be a stressful time. That’s why we wanted to share a helpful list of how to get your home ready for the holidays. We hope it helps you stay organized and on schedule. Take a look:

Prepping for the holidays includes a lot of work around the house. Something most people don’t have time for is a holiday drain clog. What is a holiday drain clog, you may ask? It’s like a normal drain clog, but fancy, and just in time for the holidays. Here's how to deal with one.