Green GobblerDrain Unblocker PACS | Hair Clog Remover | Toilet Clog Remover | Sinks & Tub Drain Cleaner | 3 Pac with Free Hair Grabber Tool

Blocked main waste pipe outside. Left over night flushed with boiling water job done

Good

Worked perfectly as described.

Used 2 Pacs overnight in blocked loo as per instructions. No discernible effect beyond a bit of fizzing.Thought I’d give it another shot with the third Pac. Same result.“Hassle free” money back guarantee features on the Amazon product images, the package and the instructions.When you reach out they tell you this only applies to direct purchase from them. Nowhere on the pack or the instructions can I find this nugget.Obliged to return the packaging to Amazon for a refund instead. Imagine that will cost green gobbler more but i guess that’s their choice.

Had similar amount of hair remain in the shower sink as before the treatment after following all the instructions. There seemed a marginal improvement, which only lasted a day or so. Doesn't seem to dissolve much and the green hair remover is cheap and scratchy, and again seems ineffective. I had high hopes but it seems like an overpriced product that's over-promissing. Shame as it's supposed to be eco friendly.

Cleared the blocked drain would buy again

It was recommended to me by my daughter and it’s the first time that a product cleared my sink.Definitely Value for money.

I don't want to be unfair here. I wanted to unblock a septic tank inspection point as it has got limescale build-up before, and a few weeks ago some little beggar put WAY too much toilet paper down the loo. This resulted in the inspection point starting to leak water when bathwater went down, plus a bit stinky in the garden.I thought I'd give an unblocker a try before the massive bill I know I will get from the drain-unclog-men.septic service.I opened the manhole cover and sure enough it was full to the brim with dirty water.I put all three sachets down, and could see it starting to work within seconds. Some turbulence and a fizzing thing going on. I closed the cover and left it for overnight (that was plus 8 hours)In the morning, everything looked dry. Flushed the loo twice, and no problems, so I began to feel good about it.Then....I let about 1/3 of the bathwater go, and went out to check.Nope. It didn't work. It was leaking out again just like before.So I think I either: used something not tough enough here, or I need the dran-unblocker/septic guys and I can't get away with just spending £14.Not blaming the product. I probably gave it way too much work to do.