Enzyme Drain Cleaner & Deodorizer for Sink Drain, Showers, Septic Systems, Bathroom & Kitchen - Smell Remover for Fruit Fly Garbage Disposals, Dishwasher & Washing Machines - (32oz)Compact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

It works great, the product smells mildly I use just one night the ketchen sink smells gone I recommend this one.

The amount you get is good for the price. I used it for a drain system (on septic) that had a foul smell. The odor was not something from backup lines but within the main drain from the kitchen. The shipment was within 2 days and I’m not on prime and I requested normal delivery.I gave 4 stars for the liquid texture. This did 95% of the job however I believe if it were more sticky And less runny it would have stuck better and cleaned more on the top end than immediately running further down the drain.My issue seems resolved for the most part and I still have plenty of product to use in the future.

This really does work. Had drain flies in my basement drain really bad and it eliminated the problem.

After testing an eco-friendly method to unclog my sink, I found that it had limited effectiveness. However, a comparable product proved to be more successful in completing the task.Draining speed : slow ( my opinion)Ease of use : very simple

I am loving the benefits of using this item. It leaves my drains smelling fresh. I am enjoying using this item. Thank you for your speedy delivery. I am a satisfied customer.

My guest bathroom started smelling like sewage. I couldn't find any reason for that...the commode was sparkling clean, the sink as well, and the shower hadn't been used in over two years and was also very clean. Had a plumber come in, he said that the u-shaped trap under the shower had dried out. That allowed unobstructed passage to the sewer line. Hence the smell. I needed to run the shower for ten minutes or so to refill that trap area with water. I did that. The smell diminished, but was still there. Got a bottle of this Bio cleaner and poured about a cup around the shower drain, allowing it to go in along the sides. I waited a few hours, went back and ran the shower again. Smell is gone. Relief! Will continue to use occasionally, and will run the shower at least once a day for a few minutes to reload the trap area. UPDATE: Several days later..no smell. It totally works!

I've had this for over two years and used it several times, as I live in an old building, the bathroom sink starts smelling funky every 7-8 months -- it never once cleared the smell, instead it made the smell stronger. And I came back here to read more reviews, some reviewers said it wouldn't work if the drain is already clogged. yep, that's exactly my experience. One of the times I used bleach instead and got rid of the smell after one application. other times I had to ask the building management for help, they probably took apart the pipes to clear the clog.

I have a double bowl kitchen sink and my dishwasher empties out into the right sink. My right sink was backing up a lot so I needed to take care of that. The last time I used a non-enzymatic drain cleaner it nearly ruined my pipes so I stay away from those. A plumber told me to use enzymatic drain cleaners so I decided to try this one. I used a different one before that worked but I could not remember the name of it. It took about 5 days for this one to work on my right sink. I let it sit overnight in my sink and in the morning I poured hot boiling water down the drain but it was still not draining. It was still draining slowly after 5 days but I read another review that said to try using a plunger. I put a heavy bowl over the drain in the left sink and used the plunger on the right sink drain and after about 2 plunges it worked on my drain. A bunch of small black particles whooshed out of the left sink drain and into the bowl I had cover it with. I ran hot water down the drain and now it drains well. It takes some time and effort to get the drain to open but that's better than having ruined pipes.