Green Gobbler Liquid Toilet Plunger | Clog Remover | Safe for Toilets and Septic | 2 Pack

Had a bad toilet backup and after 2 days trying the plunger, I ordered this. Let it sit for 2 hours and like magic, no more backed up toilet. Recommend letting the product sit for at least 2 hours before trying to flush even though the instructions say 30 minutes

Purchased for a very clogged toilet. Emptied 01 Bottle (12oz.) as directed. Came back in 30 Minutes and Plunged toilet 03 times. The clog released and toilet was back to normal. Awesome. After 24hrs with no luck, this stuff worked fast. Note> I didn't notice any product odor while using. After reading the reviews I was a bit skeptical however have to admit I was impressed with how it helped to dissolve the clog enough for the plunger to clear the drain. It may have worked on its own with a bit more time however I am very happy with the results after just 30 min. Product Price vs Product Value> B+ | I saved money purchasing 02 single bottles rather than the 02 bottle set. I find that extremely odd why the seller would offer that. Also, Thought is should have been in the $5 Range (per Bottle) however glad I purchased. Noting my use case, I would purchase again if needed.

IT WORKED! I had worked on the clog with a regular plunger for two days. I tried adding dishwashing liquid …nope. I was afraid to use the baking soda/vinegar solution because there were warnings on the web about damaging old plumbing and/or gaskets. I finally used Green Gobbler, but waited 3 hours before flushing. Most likely 2 hours would have been enough, but, frankly, I don’t think 30 minutes is a long enough wait, at least not for my really stubborn clog. That’s just my opinion,, though. TIPS: 1. Run the nearby sink and tub to see if they drain properly. If not, the clog is probably too far down your sewer line and most likely needs a professional. 2. Layer old towels around the bowl in case it overflows. 3.. Have a bucket and small saucepan to scoop out water if you see that the bowl might overflow. In my case, the clog didn’t release immediately after flushing, and I had to “bail” some of the water as the bowl filled before the line cleared. 4. Repeat the Green Globber treatment to be sure the entire clog has been completely dislodged. 5. Flush every two hours repeatedly to push whatever is left of the clog all the way out of the house sewer line and well into the public sewer line. Good Luck.

I bought this specifically because it’s advertised as safe for toilets. I followed the instructions to the letter—poured an entire bottle into the clogged toilet and let it sit for a full night (about 9 hours). Unfortunately, by morning, there was absolutely no change. The water level stayed exactly the same and the clog didn't budge. I really wanted this to work to avoid calling a plumber, but it seems it's not strong enough for my particular issue.

Didn’t work but might work for others try it came sameday

Excellent product. I will strongly recommended. My toilet was clog and I tried using the manual plunger and solution of baking soda with white vinegar and none of those work. I pour the entire content into the toilet and let for about 4hours , the instruction indicates 30 minutes but after all the thing done before I didn't want another failure so I decided to give it more time. Works wonderful ! after 4h just flush and unclogged. I will tried monthly as preventive like manufacturer recommends.

I had to use 2 bottles to unclog my toilet. So, a bit expensive to accomplish what they touted 1 bottle would.

I have a tricky plumbing situation. I have an upstairs toilet that shares the same line as a downstairs toilet, the upstairs shower and the downstairs shower. They also appear to be serviced by ONE wet vent. Long story short: the downstairs toilet backs up quite often… especially during the winter- for whatever reason, since they share the same drain the toilet paper tends to collect around a certain area and backs up into the toilet and into the bathroom. Normally I put some liquid plumber “extra strength” and hope that when I pull the toilet off to snake/jet the drain it has somewhat unclogged. Usually not the case. I have tried several different drain additives and none really made much of a difference. I expected Green Gobbler to be the same… but we live in hope. To my surprise, when I removed the toilet to snake/jet the drain it had receded quite a decent amount. So much so that I could actually flush the toilet without any issues. I still jetted out my drain since I already purchased all the equipment. It did an impressive job. I had it in the drain for a couple days with flushing the upstairs toilet a little as possible. I can say it appeared to work and work well. I needed something that “gobbled up” toilet paper since that is the main problem and it did just that. I will be buying it again. I do recommend it to unplug toilet paper related issues.