Drain Cleaner Powder for Clogs, Odors & Slow Drains

Built To Break Down Buildup

• Eats grease, hair and gunk on contact

  The active formula breaks down the food fat and hair that form the clog, so water flows instead of pooling. It reaches the sticky buildup a plunger can't touch.

• Wipes out the sour drain smell

  It deodorizes as it clears, removing the rotten smell rising from the pipe — not just masking it. The next morning the whole bathroom smells fresh.

• No tools, no mess, no plumber

  Just scoop, pour, wait and rinse — no plunging, snaking or splashing dirty water. A jar stays under the sink so the moment a drain slows, you can handle it yourself.

Three Steps To A Clear Drain

1. 1
   Scoop

   Take one leveled scoop of powder from the jar. For small drains use half a scoop, for a full clog use two scoops.

2. 2
   Pour & wait

   Pour directly into the drain opening. Let it sit undisturbed for 15-30 minutes for a slow drain or up to an hour for a full backup.

3. 3
   Rinse clear

   Flush with hot water for 1-2 minutes. The powder and dissolved buildup wash completely away, leaving the pipe free-flowing and fresh.

What You Get

• Drain cleaner powder jar×1

  Sealed container of fine powder, enough for 8-12 treatments

• Measuring scoop×1

  Level scoop for perfect dosage every time

• Use instructions×1

  Clear steps, wait times and drain-specific tips included

One scoop changes it

The Drain That Won't Drain

The water just sits there after you brush your teeth or wash your face – draining slower each day. You catch a sour, sewer-like smell right at the sink and know something is building up deep in the pipe. Everyone ignores it until it's too late.

The Morning It Backs Up

One morning the kitchen sink refuses to drain at all after last night's pasta. The bathroom tub is standing in murky water from a hair tangle you can't reach. Now it's an emergency and you're bracing for the plumber's bill.

One Scoop Changes It

You scoop, pour, wait and rinse. The powder eats the grease and hair that made the clog, and deodorizes at the source. Water rushes free, the smell disappears, and you realize you just saved a service call — now you keep a jar under the sink for peace of mind.

Why Skip The Plunger