How it works
Water does the work.
No chemicals, no cable, no plumber. Here is exactly what happens when the Drain King goes down the pipe.
Cross-section of a clogged line — the bladder seals, the water does the rest.
See it work
Watch it clear a line.
Watch the demo
See the Drain King seal the pipe.
Then find your fixture on the interactive house and we'll name the exact tool.
Three steps
Hose on. Bladder seals. Clog clears.
Connect a garden hose.
Thread the Drain King onto any garden hose. Indoors, a faucet adapter and a short hose reach the sink.
The bladder inflates and seals the pipe.
Turn the water on. The rubber bladder swells to grip the pipe wall and hold itself in place — a built-in check valve keeps water from backing up.
Pulsing jets blast the clog out.
Water fires down the line in pulses and pushes the blockage clear — up to 1,000 feet, at ordinary house pressure of 40 to 80 PSI. No chemicals.
Why water, not chemicals
Safer for the pipe, the water, and you.
It won't crack your pipes.
The Drain King runs on the water pressure already in your house, so there is no danger of cracking a pipe.
Your drinking water stays safe.
A built-in check valve stops any backflow into the potable supply while the tool is in use.
You can use it again.
It is a tool, not a bottle of chemicals. Rinse it, coil the hose, and put it back on the shelf.
Reach for the right one
Three tools, three jobs.
Drain King
For drains — sinks, tubs, showers, laundry, cleanouts and sewer lines.
Master Plunger
For toilets. Never use a Drain King on a toilet — reach for the funnel-nose Master Plunger.
Safe-T-Seal Test Plugs
For pros pressure-testing a line — mechanical and pneumatic plugs that seal and hold head.
Consumer Reports
Rated the #1 drain cleaner, ten years running.
Consumer Reports put the Drain King first among drain cleaners for ten years running. You can read the scan below.