Customer Reviews for Green Gobbler 1 Gal. Main Line Opener and Toilet Clog Remover

What’s there to say - this stuff works

One of the best I've used, that isn't scary. Often have to use twice, but does a decent job. I'm a repeat purchaser.

We have had consitent clogs since we moved into the house. Now we are able to keep the drain trap and other drainage in the house to move better with this product once in our system every month or two.

This product cleared my main line with no problems. I was skeptical due to other products not working, but this worked with ease, removing tree roots!

My son like this until I’m trying it from him

Green Gobbler did what it suppose to do, but I still needed to call for a snake to go further

Had a backed up kitchen sink, did an application of this, left it for about 8 hours then ran hot water through. It was still flowing but it was backing up a bit, so it hadn't fully cleared the clog. Probably could have let that first application go longer and had better results with it, but I didn't know until a few minutes after running the water (probably long enough for all the drain lines on this side of the house to fill back up). Second gallon poured in and left overnight. All is well now.

I use I to clean the line from my wash, 3 dogs cause hair clogs, works great every time.

Surprisingly, it works as advertised!!!!

Beware of storing the bottle anywhere in either your garage or yard or wherever. I bought this bottle and stored it for less than a week, and the bottle just cracked/split at the bottom, on its own, without any provocation, and spilled the harsh, corrosive liquid onto my garage concrete floor, ruining it. I'm so disgusted with this experience. Never have I experienced such a situation with any bottle of anything else. And now I have to make a special visit to Home Depot to return it for a refund. Hope that at least goes well. I didn't even get a chance to use it, and so I don't know if its efficacy.

I bought this yesterday to unclog the kitchen sink. I followed the instructions & pored 1/4 of the bottle down the drain, waited the recommended time & tried to flush it through by running hot water. It did nothing. I bailed the sink and was able to plunge the remaining water out of the sink. Opened th P-Trap to release any of the standing water fished around with a drain snake. Closed the P-Trap back up & poured the recommended amount for the second dose down the sink and left it over night & tried flushing it out this morning. Again, it did nothing.

The product may have helped, but I could not tell much difference. I have used 2 other products, altering them over several months.

Opened drain faster than the others!!

I work for The Home Depot and had been reading about the Green Gobbler products but had never tried any of them yet. Had a drain in a basement shower start to drain slowly. Poured the Green Gobbler in as directed and rinsed it an hour later and WALLAH!! Drain as normal now. 5/5 would recommend.

I think that it worked fairly well on resolving hair but it didn't go down into the drain and through the pipes to get to the actual clogged portion from where it was clogged to eat up the toilet paper and unclog that area.

I am happy with the results and trying to find other ways to address my constipation issues so that I do not need to buy more Green Gobbler Main Line cleaner

The name is no joke. It’s green and it gobbled up my clog. Pipes are clean clear and flowing fine.

Worked well, but took time. Also, instructions didn't include pouring hot water down the drain. Doing that opened up the drain.

I can’t really give a fair review on this product as I don’t believe any chemical clog remover would have worked in my situation as tree roots were the cause of my clogged main drain line. However I can say if this doesn’t work you may want to look towards a professional drain clearer.

works great. unclogged my main sewer pipes. added for preventive maintenance.

Did not work at all. I used per instructions, soap suds came up in the toilet when I showered and the toilet overflowed. Total waste of money.

Had tried using a 3 ft. toilet auger, hot water with soap, and the toilet was still not flushing. Used the Green Gobbler. Followed the directions and poured the entire gallon in the toilet and flushed once. Let it set overnight and then poured a couple buckets of hot water down the toilet. Toilet is working great now. Easier than getting a longer snake or removing the toilet.