Green Gobbler Drain Cleaner and Deodorizer Sticks with Enzymes - Maintain a Clean Drain, Safe for Pipes and Septic Tanks, Use Monthly - 12 Pack

With regular use, they work great. Keeps drains smelling fresh & clean..

This product seems to work no problems yet.

Let’s be honest drain maintenance isn’t glamorous, but neither is that funky smell sneaking out of your sink at 2 a.m. Enter these little green miracle workers.I’ve used Green Gobbler Drain Sticks on and off since 2019 (yep, I checked my order history because I’m that person), and every time I pop one into the drain, it’s like giving my sink a breath mint. The fresh scent is subtle but noticeable, and more importantly, it works. No clogs, no gurgling sounds, no science experiments growing in my pipes.They’re super easy to use just drop one stick down the drain once a month and forget about it. I love low maintenance solutions, especially ones that prevent bigger, grosser, and more expensive problems.I’ve used them in the kitchen, bathroom, and even the utility sink, and they’ve held up beautifully across the board. No pipe damage, no residue, no regrets.Highly recommend for anyone who wants clean, deodorized drains without reaching for harsh chemicals every month. Pro tip set a calendar reminder so you actually remember to use them.

These are just ok. They are easy to use and provide some freshness but it doesn’t last long.

Love these, they work great. Had a musty smell in my kitchen drain and my shower drain. Use them once a month as suggested. I put one in my toilet tank too. Says to be careful handling them with bare hands, but I haven't had an issue with my skin.

I really wanted this to work. Instead it made a problematic drain worse.Drain had been very slow for awhile. I wanted an alternative to harsh chemicals to clear it, and based on reviews here I purchased this product.I inserted one stick into the sink drain. A few weeks went by. No change. I resorted to chemicals and hot water flushes as recommended by pros. The drain clogged completely, leaving standing water in the basin.I left it for several days to see if it would drain over time, but it didn't. Meanwhile, I had to use the bathtub faucet to wash hands, etc.Apparently the stick had crumbled or dissolved into sort of a dark, waxy-like mess and completely clogged the sink, resulting in standing water that I had to scoop out with a metal measuring cup.I was only able to clear the clog after repeated cycles of baking soda and vinegar followed later by hot water. That got the drain back to its slow trickle. After the last cycle of doing that, I used a plunger, which helped dislodge chunks and bits of the gunk that I then scooped up from the sink bowl with a strainer and put in the garbage.The process was completed over the course of another several days, after which I used one application of a commercial drain cleaner as a precaution.Perhaps this product works better as a preventative before issues arise. But it certainly caused a big problem instead of solving one for me. I not only don't recommend it, I warn others to be careful about how and when to use it so they avoid the problems I encountered.BTW, shout out to the many credible websites that provide invaluable advice about DIY solutions to this particular problem. Without them, I would have had to hire a plumber and spent Heaven knows how much money for a fix.

Works on slow draining bath tubs. It grains a lot faster after use.The price point was worth trying it alone. Was very safe to use. It doesn’t unclog drain but help a slow drain

Works great at keeping the drains clear. I think it helps keep the gnats at bay.