Toolzone 12pc Drain Rod Set

Worth the money.

They are not the greatest rods in the world, but they are also not the most expensive either. Make sure you only turn the rods clockwise and you tighten the rods with some grips so they don't come undone in your drains and you _should_ be good. Just to note, these are for wider outdoor drains, not for indoor piping, . Brought these because I was told that you shouldn't turn rods that aren't yours (as you don't know how they have been stored or how they have been used, and you don't want them breaking in your drains) and they did the job just fine. I would prob consider these a "single use tool" because I'm not sure how well the rivets will hold up in years to come. But when new, they should be able to get you out of the..... Docked a star because the "carry case" broke when putting the poles back in it after use. Best using some Velcro strips or zip ties to store them after use.

Perfect!

Not suitable for house-internal blockages - way too big, including attachments, and inflexible. Cheap metal too - beware of bits flaking/breaking off.

Does exactly what we needed these for, to unblock our blocked drains in the back garden at short noticed. United Utilities quoted us £200+, these were next to nothing compared to that. It took me about an hour to unblock 2 drains but they worked well. Others may have commented on the quality and how they might break etc. But I did my how to use properly research well before hand and had no issues using these. You do of cause have to remember to rotate clockwise when down the drains or you will risk likely accidentally un screwing the attachments down the drains.

Didn't fit other rods

Drain-rods are NEVER fun to use! As always, it was in an 'emergency' that I bought these... hoping that I would only need to use them once! However, my problem was persistent. It turned out to be a collapsed pipe, which had to be dug out and replaced. What that meant was that these rods got repeated heavy use, by myself and others, in attempting to solve a really difficult blockage. They survived, did all that a drain rod can, and never let me down. I think that was a thorough test, and I am keeping them safe in case the same kind of problem happens again. Cheap, simple, effective - that's all you need!

The rods them selves are bendy easy to put together the worm head has no bend into at all so for trying to put it down the drain is difficult it the drains turn corners but overall does the job there ment to