Enzyme Drain Cleaner & Deodorizer for Sink Drain, Showers, Septic Systems, Bathroom & Kitchen - Smell Remover for Fruit Fly Garbage Disposals, Dishwasher & Washing Machines - (5 Gallon)

My guest bathroom started smelling like sewage. I couldn't find any reason for that...the commode was sparkling clean, the sink as well, and the shower hadn't been used in over two years and was also very clean. Had a plumber come in, he said that the u-shaped trap under the shower had dried out. That allowed unobstructed passage to the sewer line. Hence the smell. I needed to run the shower for ten minutes or so to refill that trap area with water. I did that. The smell diminished, but was still there. Got a bottle of this Bio cleaner and poured about a cup around the shower drain, allowing it to go in along the sides. I waited a few hours, went back and ran the shower again. Smell is gone. Relief! Will continue to use occasionally, and will run the shower at least once a day for a few minutes to reload the trap area. UPDATE: Several days later..no smell. It totally works!

The amount you get is good for the price. I used it for a drain system (on septic) that had a foul smell. The odor was not something from backup lines but within the main drain from the kitchen. The shipment was within 2 days and I’m not on prime and I requested normal delivery. I gave 4 stars for the liquid texture. This did 95% of the job however I believe if it were more sticky And less runny it would have stuck better and cleaned more on the top end than immediately running further down the drain. My issue seems resolved for the most part and I still have plenty of product to use in the future.

Worked magic on my toilet and shower No more musty smells

Helped my garbage disposal improve drainage but did not fix the problem. Have tried two other drainer cleaners but still have the problem. I may have to call a plumber. The disposal comes on but the blades don't turn now; I tried to find a reset button but so far have not discovered it. This cleaner is simple to use, just pour it in-close the sink and let it set for several hours. I think if it were used regularly, it would keep your drain open.

After facing the likelihood of a repair bill, some research lead me to try this enzyme product. After attempting (while making pickles) to grind the green peels of watermelon rinds my dispisal jammed to the point that I was planning to call a repairman. The enzymes work like a miracle and cleared the clog quickly and easily. You just pour a couple ounces in the drain and leave it overnight and voilà.! The drain flows freely in the morning. I am so pleased with this product. I’ve decided to use it once a month as a prevention and a cleaning medium in all my drains.

I moved into a townhome that had been vacant for a month. When I ran the water, it smelled like rotten eggs for the first 1-3 minutes. I had the county come out, test the water, flush the lines and nothing helped. I decided to research different enzyme pipe cleaners since I didn’t have any clogs and this one seemed best. The reviews weren’t wrong. On the night I got it I followed the instructions and treated every drain in the house, including tub and shower. I also treated my garbage disposal, dishwasher and washing machine. The next morning I woke up, started running hot water through the faucets and I smelled the egg smell....for 30 seconds. Then, it was gone. Just gone! It’s been a week since I treated the pipes and the smell has not come back. I will definitely be treating monthly for maintenance, so happy with this product! It smells great too. With half a bottle I treated 4 sink drains, 1 tub drain, 1 shower drain, washing machine, dishwasher, 1 garbage disposal.

Seems to help with rain odor

Drain had been overflowing into kitchen sink. A couple of methods worked temporarily, but didn't really fix the problem - including vinegar&soda and a foamer type name brand. Decided to try the enzyme method before giving up & calling a plumber. Chose this one from several sold at Amazon. Used the 5-day overnight "soak" method, recommended on the bottle for stubborn slow drainage. By day 3, the sink was backing up, draining MORE slowly. Looked up the company web site. Somewhere in the info it mentioned this possibility when the crud finally starts to break loose. Day 4, still overflowing, but I used a kitchen (NOT bathroom!) smaller plunger to see what would happen - AFTER running water so the enzyme solution had drained away. A few tries, and presto, the sink drained normally, has been OK ever since - about 4 days so far. I plan to do the overnight treatment once each week for a month or so, then monthly as recommended for maintenance. Am very happy, but users should know that some stubborn backups may take a bit of time - not just an hour or so. Am wondering if anti-bacterial dish soaps are part of the problem, as this is the first time in our 41 years in this house that such a slow drain backup has happened. Dec. 31 - sink still draining normally. (Some comments mention getting rid of an unpleasant odor. In my case, no problem with smell - only the slow draining, sink backup - happily now back to normal!) UPDATE: Have used for maintenance and a smaller bathroom sink. In general, a suitable plunger after rinsing away the overnight soak is helpful. Still very happy with the product - now a household staple. Just re-ordered.