Powerful sink and drain cleaner available in 1, 2, or 3 unit packs. This high-density powder formula dissolves common drain blockages such as grease, hair, paper, soap scum, oils, lint, and other organic matter without using corrosive or caustic ingredients. Key benefits Fast action on common clogs: liquefies fats, oils, hair, paper, and soap scum to restore flow. High-density formula: clings to pipe walls so the active components act directly on the obstruction. Non-corrosive and non-caustic, odorless formula: formulated to reduce harsh fumes and aggressive chemical reactions. Broad compatibility: designed for use in sinks, tubs, toilets, and main drain lines and compatible with septic systems. Continued action: the product continues to work over time for persistent buildup; follow the use procedure for best results. What it does Dissolves grease and oils that collect in kitchen drains. Breaks down hair, soap scum, and lint that block bathroom sinks and shower drains. Reduces accumulation of paper and organic debris in main drain lines. How to use 1. Pour one spoonful of powder into the affected drain. 2. The powder will immediately begin to foam; allow it to sit for 30 minutes. 3. Rinse with water after 30 minutes. Note that the product may continue to act after rinsing; use mechanical clearing if immediate, full clearance is required. Typical applications Kitchen sink with slow drainage due to grease and food residue buildup. Bathroom sink or shower drain clogged by hair and soap scum. Main household drain lines with paper and organic material accumulation. Package options Sold as single, double, or triple pack. Package includes the specified number of units. Materials and performance High-density powder that adheres to pipe walls for extended contact time. Formulated to liquefy organic blockages and restore flow without using corrosive or caustic agents. Odorless formulation to minimize unpleasant smells during use. Precautions Follow the use procedure and allow the recommended contact time for best results. For immediate or severe blockages, mechanical removal methods may be required in addition to chemical treatment.