Unclog a Bathtub Drain Without Chemicals

Simply fish out the sticky hair that clogs most drains

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FWC

November 23, 7:56 PM [GMT -5]

Our tub drain clogged every few weeks. While looking for a stronger chemical cure I saw a Zip-It. This inexpensive plastic tool cleaned the drain and no trouble for six months.

webstyr

September 18, 1:32 AM [GMT -5]

I found that a common drill with bit will work very well on clogged bathtub drains. Just stick the drill bit down the drain and pull the trigger. It will wrap all that gunky hair and slime around the bit and then just pull it out.

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