Domejo Flexible Grabber Claw Pick Up Reacher Tool With 4 Claws Bendable Hose Pickup Reaching Assist Tool For Litter Pick, Home Sink, Drains, Toilet (63 Inch)

Nice Quality and can operate easily

good, but hard to use it, very hard

Very useful tool to be kept handy...the grip is very right and can hold goof weight...easy to use ...length is apt

Usefull but only used for one time.Effective

Machine is not working want to return

Good

VERY USEFUL

I liked the product. It has good spring and a excellent grab mechanism. Excellent.

So, stupid me decided to clean my metal sink drain stopper (that I also bought on Amazon, and which works great btw) by taking it apart right over the sink for cleaning, after which I proceeded to immediately drop the inside metal part of the drain stopper (about 2” diameter, irregular shape)…all the way to the very bottom of my sink drain. I’m happy to report that this lovely grabby claw thingy that arrived in less than one day, worked beautifully to grab it and wrestle it back up and out of my sink. It took a few tries of grabbing it different ways (since the length of the metal drain stopper piece inside, was greater than the circumference of the drain) but eventually I grabbed it in such a way that I could pull it back out. The claw mechanism looks fragile, but is definitely not. A bit hard to open the claw, like I could see it being an issue for anyone with weak wrists or bad arthritis, but for me it took just a bit of force. It’s probably saved me hundreds in plumber bills. I could kiss it right now, if it hadn’t just been down my drain. I still just might!

This grabber has a fairly typical plunger-driven spreading 4-claw functional design, but is longer than most and has a plastic jacket on the coil cable. I guess the jacket keeps liquids from penetrating the cable from the sides, but they can still get in at the end, so perhaps the jacket is more for avoiding the coils snagging on the edges of whatever the grabber is being inserted into.One unusual and interesting characteristic is a sort of "snap action" of the claws when they fully open. This "snap" (usually) can be felt at the handle end, so it confirms whether the plunger has been pushed in far enough to fully open the claws - which is helpful when the claw end is out of sight. This avoids grab failures due to unopened claws. However, the "snap" is not as noticeable when the claws close.While the long length is useful for "deep grabs", it also makes the tool a bit unmanageable when doing shallower grabs... and, like most such tools, the only way to guide the claw end is via pushing and/or turning the cable - so dealing with excess length makes control rather difficult. (I guess it's best to have a cable length just a bit longer than the necessary reach - so it may be good to have several grabbers of different lengths).The only (minor) issues with mine is some molding "flash" at the parting line on the T-handle and around the rim of the plunger button (This has to be removed/smoothed to avoid possible skin cuts), and for some reason, the plunger section is a bit canted where it's crimped onto the cable. (This isn't a functional problem; it just looks weird. I suppose that it could help a bit for turning the whole assembly while guiding it into a tight space - so perhaps the cant is intentional).In any case, the tool works well, and appears to be good quality.

La calidad del producto es genial. El precio lo vale perfectamente.

The 0.5in end won't fit down a normal click clack plug hole.

Easily bendable but sturdy, was able to snake through bends and curves in pipe and the claw part was key to removing clogs deep in the pipes!