Flexible Iron-Wire Drain Cleaner for Sinks and Bathroom Drains Key benefits Removes hair and simple blockages quickly: Designed to pull out hair and light debris that commonly clog bathroom and sink drains. Durable spring action: The central spring bends to reach around traps and curves without permanently deforming, so it remains effective after repeated use. Lightweight and easy to handle: Made from flexible iron wire, the extractor is easy to insert, maneuver, and remove by hand—no tools or chemicals required. Safe for pipes: Mechanical extraction avoids harsh chemicals and is suitable for use in typical sink and bathroom water pipes. What it does Flexible extraction cable lets you reach into curved drains and P-traps. Push into the drain and rotate or pull back to catch and remove hair and debris. Reusable and simple to clean after use. Material and compatibility Material: Iron wire construction for flexibility and strength. Compatible with: Standard sink drains, bathroom sink and shower drains, bathtub drains, and typical household water pipe traps. Size: Compact, handheld design (fits standard sink openings). [Note: follow local drain dimensions if unsure.] Typical use scenarios Bathroom sink: Insert the extractor into the drain to remove accumulated hair and soap scum that slow drainage. Shower or bathtub: Reach past the drain cover, twist, and pull to extract long hair and prevent recurring clogs. Kitchen or utility sink: Use to retrieve hair, food strings, or other small debris trapped near the drain opening. How to use Insert the flexible iron-wire extractor into the drain until you feel resistance. Rotate or push and slightly pull to catch debris. Withdraw the extractor and remove collected material. Repeat if necessary. Why choose this extractor Simple mechanical solution for routine clogs. No chemicals, no plunging, and no disassembly required for most common hair and debris blockages. Reusable and portable for occasional maintenance or immediate clog removal. Care and safety Rinse clean after each use and dry to minimize surface oxidation. Do not force past strong obstructions; consult a professional if pipes are severely clogged or damaged.