Drain Snake Hair Clog Remover with Claw Grabber
Drain snake with red handle, flexible steel coil and 4-claw tip on a white background
Drain snake features: 24 in reach, 4 steel claws, no chemicals, not for toilets
Man using a drain snake to clear hair from a bathroom sink drain
Woman using a drain snake on a bathtub drain to remove hair
How to use the drain snake in 3 steps: insert the coil, press and pull the hair, clear drain
One drain snake with red handle and 4-claw tip, coiled on a grey surface
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Drain Snake Plughole Hair Remover with Claw Grabber

Pulls hair out of sink, shower and tub drains with a 4-claw tip. No chemicals.

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Description

This flexible drain snake is a simple hair remover for the drains you use every day: basins, showers, baths and kitchen sinks. When water starts to pool because hair, soap scum and small debris have collected just below the plughole, feed the thin steel coil into the drain, press the red cap and pull. Four small steel claws open at the tip, close around the hair and bring it up, with no liquid drain unblocker and no chemicals.

The cable is a bare, tightly wound steel spring about 60 cm long that bends to follow the curve under the drain. The red plastic handle works like a syringe: two fingers under the curved wings, thumb on the round cap. Press to open the claws, release to grip. Use it as an everyday drain cleaning tool to keep a slow shower or basin draining, or as a grabber to pick up a ring, an earring or a cap dropped down the plughole.

It is reusable: rinse the claws under hot water after use, pull off the hair and hang the tool to dry. It is a hand tool for hair and debris near the top of the drain; it is not made for toilets or deep blockages in the main sewer line.

  • Length: about 60 cm
  • Tip: 4 spring-loaded steel claws
  • Cable: flexible steel coil spring
  • Handle: red PP plastic push cap and finger grip
  • For: basin, shower, bath and kitchen sink drains
  • In the box: 1 drain snake

Why it happens

Hair collects just below the drain

Every shower and wash sends a few hairs down. They catch on the stopper and the pipe walls, soap scum binds them, and the water slows.

HairLong strands wrap around the stopper and the pipe walls.
Soap scumSoap and conditioner residue glue the hair into a mat.
Small debrisLint and bits get trapped in the mat and the drain slows.
Cutaway of a sink drain with a hair clog grabbed by the drain snake's claws

How it works

Three simple steps.

Hand feeding the drain snake coil into a bathroom sink drain1
InsertFeed the flexible coil into the drain.
Drain snake claws pulling a hair clog out of a sink drain2
GrabPress the cap, release it and pull the hair out.
Smiling woman washing her hands at a sink that drains, drain snake on the counter3
RinseRinse the claws and run the water.

How long it lasts

One tool, used again and again.

Each tool is reusable: rinse it and hang it to dry. Keep one in each room where hair collects.

24 inof flexible reach into the drain
4steel claws at the tip grab the hair
Your homePackDuration
One sink or shower1 toolReusable
Bathroom and kitchen2 toolsReusable, one per room
Every drain at home3 toolsReusable, one per room

The old way vs. this way

Pull the hair out instead of pushing it.

Liquid drain cleanerPlungerDrain snake
What it does to hairMust dissolve itMoves it with pressurePulls it out
ChemicalsYesNoneNone
ReusableNo, buy againYesYes
Picks up dropped itemsNoNoYes, 4-claw tip

Where to use it

Is it right for you?

Man using a drain snake to clear hair from a bathroom sink drainBathroom sink
Woman using a drain snake on a bathtub drain to remove hairBathtub
Older woman using a drain snake in a kitchen sink drainKitchen sink
Great for
  • Hair in shower and bathtub drains
  • Slow bathroom and kitchen sink drains
  • Picking up a ring or cap dropped into a drain
Not made for
  • Toilets
  • Deep clogs far down the pipe or in the main sewer line
The drain snake with red handle, flexible steel coil and 4-claw tip

What you get

In the box

Contents1 drain snake with 4-claw tip
UseSink, shower, bathtub and kitchen drains
MaterialSteel coil, PP plastic handle
SizeAbout 24 in (60 cm) long

Delivery

Free, tracked shipping

United Kingdom

Order placedToday
Processed1-2 business days
ShippedTracking link by email
Delivered5-8 business days

Our promise

30 days to decide

1
Contact usWithin 30 days of delivery, by email or form.
2
Send it backWe confirm and send the instructions.
3
Get your refundWithin 7 business days after it arrives.
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FAQ

Questions before you buy

Can't find your answer? Contact us - we reply within 24-48 hours.

Will it reach the hair in my drain?

It's about 24 in long and the coil bends, so it follows the curve under most bathroom sinks, kitchen sinks and tub drains. It's made for hair and debris near the top of the drain, not deep clogs further down the pipe.

Can it scratch my sink or drain?

Guide it in gently and don't force it if it meets resistance. The coil is bare steel, so go slowly on delicate finishes.

Do I need to remove the drain stopper?

If your sink has a pop-up stopper or a strainer basket, lift it out first so the coil can go into the drain opening. Hair often collects on the stopper too.

How do I clean it after use?

Pull the hair off the claws, rinse them under hot water and hang the tool to dry.

Can it unclog a toilet?

No. It's made for sink, shower and bathtub drains. A toilet needs a toilet auger.

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