can it be used in sinks toilets and sewers?
570644
I've used it for both the sink and the tub drains and it got them back to normal
570645
I have used it in the restroom sink, toilet and shower. It works outstanding. Very easy to use. Highly recommended.
570646
I wouldn't use in a sewer . For that I'd rent an electric unit with a much bigger coil diameter. You don't want to encounter any hard blockage at more than a couple feet. That's how you can easily kink or snap off the coil on this product.
570647
Id say yes to sinks, but I dont know about the others. As long as it stays fairly dry it's useful
570648
I don't think it will work on toilets. If you could get it into a sewer pipe it might clear a small clog. In my experience a sewer line calls for Roto Rotor or something with a powerful snake. The thing really worked on kitchen drain but I had access to the main pipe.
1621116
No, the bottle states, it's okay to use on SS sinks but not on SS appliances.
1712448
I've used it in two of my apartments but on the kitchen sink, which is larger. Try their website. Good luck
939666
This is meant for drainpipes. It could blow the seal on your toilet, or worse. I wouldn't try it.
481896
Don't think so. Unless your toilet uses warm water which is highly unlikely. The water source is the same water that is used in the tank. Hope this helps.
2173771
It should work fine. Unlike the traditional toilet plunger that fits into the drain, this plunger relies on the bottom of the plunger being pliable enough to create a seal around the drain using the taper of the bowl. I use it on a toilet that has an half oval,half rectangle shaped drain and it works great.
712121
I would not. It's concentrated and meant for mixture with water and use on wetsuits and dive gear.I would find a product meant for those purposes, not use Sink the Stink for that.
1194685
This item is just a vent with a one way valve that lets air in and keeps sewer gasses out. From what I now, it can be used under a sink inside a room, so if your pump is for a sink, should be used wherever you would have placed the vent pipe. I used mine outdoors. It is pvc glued, has an adaptor, see description. May want to consult local building codes to see if allowed in your area. Do not know if able to vent a toilet, if that is what you are doing. A sink should be ok. good luck.
1966993
Yeah I believe it will work wonders for toilets. Honestly, I gave this product a dry test run in a severly clogged bathroom sink and it ungunked it (not a real word I know) in about 20 seconds. I then ran hot water afterwords just for the hell of it and applied a little more lye, but the drain was already done. I would absolutely purchase this and give it a shot. It's cheaper than name-brand drain cleaners and works much faster and MUCH better. It also states it's completely fine to use on ANY clogged drains whether they are showers, sinks or anything else and is fine for septic tanks. So while I haven't had the need to use this on a toilet, I strongly believe it will work like a miracle. Yeah I believe it will work wonders for toilets. Honestly, I gave this product a dry test run in a severly clogged bathroom sink and it ungunked it (not a real word I know) in about 20 seconds. I then ran hot water afterwords just for the hell of it and applied a little more lye, but the drain was already done. I would absolutely purchase this and give it a shot. It's cheaper than name-brand drain cleaners and works much faster and MUCH better. It also states it's completely fine to use on ANY clogged drains whether they are showers, sinks or anything else and is fine for septic tanks. So... » Read More Yeah I believe it will work wonders for toilets. Honestly, I gave this product a dry test run in a severly clogged bathroom sink and it ungunked it (not a real word I know) in about 20 seconds. I then ran hot water afterwords just for the hell of it and applied a little more lye, but the drain was already done. I would absolutely purchase this and give it a shot. It's cheaper than name-brand drain cleaners and works much faster and MUCH better. It also states it's completely fine to use on ANY clogged drains whether they are showers, sinks or anything else and is fine for septic tanks. So while I haven't had the need to use this on a toilet, I strongly believe it will work like a miracle. « Show Less
798345
I use it in my bathtub but since it comes in different sizes you have to measure the diameter of the drain in the bathtub and/or your sink to determine if it will work for you.
35421
no. the product works in the septic tank not the toilet. any toilet will get it to the tank
1332650
Yes. It works great. It also cleans porcelain sinks. I've used it on every thing from the kitchen sink to the bathroom toilet. It removes soap scum from showers the list goes on and on.
822038
Not really meant for standard drains. It's meant for cleaning recirculation systems.
2134261
it could, it would really depend on how big your sink is in the bathroom, it also would depend on if your bathroom faucet has the correct hook up (a screw/ twist on adapter). So depending on how big of a washing area (sink) you have with how much clearance you have with the faucet, this could maybe work. It all depends on the dimensions.
2169463
well...yes. It's a sewage pump meant to sit in a sump that receives sanitary service. I have an "overhead" sewer system, meaning the gravity sewer lines exit the basement just below the first floor level. I wanted a bathroom in the basement and the only way to do that was to pump the sewage from the bathroom (it first drains to a plastic sump) vertically about 6 ft into the overhead sewer line. It works just fine...keep in mind you'll need to vent the sump to meet plubing codes...
1798779
Short answer is yes. I assume you're talking about silverfish and bugs you would see in a sink. When I spray, I spray around all the pipes and the drains. This product is safe for food handling places also. Search for a pdf label and read the indoor use section, it will give you more specifics.
461405
I did use it in my kitchen sink and worked well. Don't have a garbage disposal so cannot help you with that question..Sorry John