Plumber’s snake

[islandguy]

No, not a snake in the plumbing, although it might be more common! Any suggestions where I could buy a good quality drain cleaning tool? I see, and have bought crappy little ones in Thailand, but no idea where to find one closer to what a real plumber would use. Thanks for any suggestions. Please don’t say internet without a link or screenshot, yes, I have heard of the internet.

[kwonitoy]

Bought a hand cranked one from HomePro, cleaned hair clogs out of the showers with ease has a reach of about 3 meters

Bought a long co-axial one from ToolPro to pull wires through some conduit, also worked great. This one was about 10 meters.

[seedy]

Thai Watsadu has decent ones

 

[CharlieH]

Guess I have been around here too long, my mind went in an entirely different direction and subject matter when seeing the title.????????...oopps!

[kwonitoy]

Took some photos of the hand cranked one, it's good for 6M, 

[islandguy]

2 hours ago, kwonitoy said:

Took some photos of the hand cranked one, it's good for 6M, 

Looks pretty good. Where was that one from?

[jonwilly]

I use Mr Muscle to clean out my drains, shower mainly about once per month.

 

john

[kwonitoy]

17 hours ago, islandguy said:

Looks pretty good. Where was that one from?

HomePro, about 450 baht if memory serves. 

[JimGant]

1 hour ago, jonwilly said:

I use Mr Muscle to clean out my drains, shower mainly about once per month.

 

Have never seen that on the shelf at supermarket -- is that a homepro type product? Anyway, must be septic tank safe -- used Drano back in the states, but that would be too caustic here, even if available.

[jonwilly]

Rimping in their toilet cleaners section.

Think about B250.

john