Product Description: Quantity: one set The color red Weight: 145g Patented Eagle Claw Drain Cleaner 160cm - The best choice for you to periodically clean all drains to prevent clogging, can be used repeatedly, 1-2 times a week is strongly suggested. Advantages - Our drain plug epilator cleaning tool consists of sturdy recyclable ABS handles and a stainless steel tentacle. Compared with the general cleaning claw, we have adopted more skilled craftsmanship and selected higher quality raw materials, specially reinforced the handle and the shaft to make it more durable and easier to use. Safe and Reliable - The steel shaft of this drain retrieval tool with a smooth surface and does not get stuck in the pipe when returning. One hand that can easily operate the paw to grab what you want to get, it won't hurt your hands, very safe, and won't stain your hands. Simple Operation - Just hold the handle and insert the steel snake into clogged drains or sewers, and push the end of the handle to open the claw on the opposite end, to grab stuck clogs. Family Benefits - More Eco-Friendly environment and cheaper than toxic chemical cleaners. Widely used to clean bathrooms, kitchens, sinks, bathtubs, toilets and other clogged drains, clogged sewers. Dredge Drain Blockage in Minutes! Requests Attention: 1. This product is not a dredge, and it cannot be said that it will permanently solve the pipeline blockage problem, because the pipeline cannot be seen or touched. 2. This product can grab a foreign object with a diameter of about 3-5cm in a right angle bend. If it gets stuck in the turn, it's not easy to fix. We cannot pass the reverse turn and S -curve, so we can only catch it from foreign objects on the corner. 3. First extend the grapple into the pipe to be grabbed (do not press the grapple first), then extend it into the pipe until it can no longer be stretched. At this point, it means it has reached the bottom of the pipe; then pull the grapple back about 3-4 cm (because it has reached the bottom, the grapple needs some space to stretch); then press the grip button and flick it back and forth a few times.