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Slow-moving drains can be a big problem, but they're no problem for the Green Gobbler. The biodegradable formula in this Drain Clog Dissolver cuts through the tough stuff like hair, grease, toilet paper, and all that other junk that's cloggin' your pipes better than your bleach-based clog removers. And this will sink through standin' water to get to em.
Doesn't matter if the clog is in the toilet or your kitchen sink, the Gobbler's safe for all pipes and septic systems. Plus, it's odorless. So, it doesn't smell like a burnin' chemical plant. And if ya still don't like it, take it back for a 30-day money-back guarantee. So, whatever clog's holdin' up your pipes, Let the Gobbler Get It.
Sinks and Tubs: Pour 1/8 of bottle (16oz) slowly into the drain. Allow product to sit in drain for 15-30 minutes or overnight for optimal results. Rinse or wipe with wet cloth any excess product left behind. Then flush with hot tap water for 5 minutes.
For extremely difficult obstructions, pour second treatment and allow product to sit in drain overnight. Rinse or wipe with wet cloth any excess product left behind. Then flush with hot tap water, letting faucet run for 5 minutes (use caution when handling hot water).
Toilets: Pour 1/4 of bottle (32oz) slowly into the toilet. Allow product to sit at least 2 hours or overnight for optimal results. Once water has come down to normal level, close lid and flush toilet. If toilet overflows, wipe and rinse floors immediately.
Dissolve contains a proprietary patented ingredient designed to safely remove clogs from drains and toilets.
No. It doesn't.
Dissolve is primarily used to liquefy hair, flushable wipes, toilet paper, soap scum and flushable feminine products. Unfortunately, it will not liquefy plastic products, metal products, toys and fabrics.
Yes. It is completely Toilet, Kitchen Sink and Septic Tank Safe.
No. It contains no chlorine/chloride or halide chemicals.
Yes. It is non acidic and won’t harm or affect the pipes in any negative way.
The battle against stubborn toilet clogs always rages on! But ya don’t need to worry. I'm about to give ya some tried-and-true techniques to unclog your commode and restore peace to your bathroom kingdom. So roll up your sleeves, and let's dive right in!
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.
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.
Whether you’re a homeowner or a maintenance worker at an office or commercial building, you’ve probably had to deal with one of the most common maintenance problems – clearing a clogged drain. From soap residue to food scraps to hair, there are many different things that can lead to drain clogs. And while it may seem like a simple thing to take care of, a clogged drain can in fact be one of the more difficult maintenance tasks to do properly.
