Eco Drain Cleaner from Plumbo - Safe and Effective Probiotic & Enzyme Formula...

Lovely fresh scent with no chemicals. It works.

Sadly it didn't work on my toilet so it's a plumbers job.

Does what it says, I put it down the plug hole at night and next morning it was all cleared, I have a septic tank so don't use harsh chemicals, I can recommend this product even if you didn't have a septic tank, and it's value for money has you don't need too much

Didn't work on our drain but not saying it won't work on yours

Ideal for blocked drains in septic tank system. Cleared drain and leaves a sweeter smell

Prompt delivery Works but on a downstairs shower with shallow run it took two doses.

I am all for eco/natural products and I very much dislike using bleach and similar chemicals, so I thought I’d give this drain cleaner a try. I had a really serious shower drain clog due to a lot of soap build-up since I use a lot of soap bars that tend to not dissolve fully. I didn’t expect that this drain cleaner would work immaculately with one pour since it isn’t that powerful, so once in the morning and once at night, I poured down some of this drain cleaner and I did this for 3 days straight until I used the whole bottle. Turned on the shower head and it seemed like it fixed some of the clog but after 5 minutes my drain went back to clogging again. For using the whole entire bottle I expected it would at least get rid of most of the clogging, so I was kinda disappointed. Although this product didn’t work for me, I’m going to give it the benefit of the doubt and say I had a serious clog and this product is probably better fit for standard maintenance of your drain, rather than a one-time fix.

Worked slowly, and not particularly aggressively, but got rid of a bunch of slime and gunk in the pipes. Used this when the sink in my motorhome wouldn't drain properly - it has very narrow pipes and weird pipework, because it's a vehicle, and I didn't want to use strong acid or alkali because I don't know how they'll affect the waste water tank. Left this stuff in overnight, and then flushed it through and plunged it again, and it made a good job of clearing out the slimy stuff that grows in pipe bends that never drain. There's quicker, harsher chemicals if you just want to burn through a blockage ASAP, but to keep things running smoothly this seems like a less dangerous option. Probably best used as routine maintenance to reduce build up before it has a chance to clog, rather than emergency unblocker.