The best tool to clean a clogged drain depends on the nature and severity of the clog. Here are some effective options:

1. Plumbing Snake or Auger: This tool is versatile and effective for reaching deep into drains to break up and remove clogs. It's particularly useful for more stubborn blockages.
2. Plunger: A plunger can be surprisingly effective for clearing minor clogs, especially in sinks and toilets. Make sure to use a plunger specifically designed for the type of drain you're unclogging.
3. Zip-It Tool: This inexpensive tool is designed to remove hair and debris from drains. It's a simple but effective option for minor clogs, particularly in shower and bathtub drains.
4. Hydro-jet or Water Jet: For more severe clogs or professional use, a hydro-jet or water jet can be highly effective. It uses pressurized water to blast away clogs and clean the inside of pipes.

The Kleva Drain Cleaner is the affordable, easy solution to blocked drains. Chemical free, with no awful smells or fumes in your home, you’ll have blockage free drains in seconds!

Just place the bristled head into your drain and spin it around for a few seconds. The bristles will gather all the built-up mess and hair blocking your drain. Once finished, just lift it out and throw it away. No mess, stress or expensive chemicals!

As for the absolute best drain cleaner, opinions vary, and it depends on the type of clog and the pipes involved. However, some highly effective drain cleaners contain chemicals like sulfuric acid or sodium hydroxide, which can dissolve organic matter and other debris. It's important to use these products with caution, following the instructions carefully, and taking appropriate safety precautions.

To keep drains clear naturally, consider these tips:

1. Regular Maintenance: Clean drains regularly to prevent buildup. Use a drain strainer to catch hair and debris, and clean it out regularly.
2. Hot Water Flush: Pouring boiling water down drains regularly can help dissolve and flush away grease and other substances that can contribute to clogs.
3. Vinegar and Baking Soda: As mentioned earlier, a mixture of vinegar and baking soda can help maintain clean drains. Pour a cup of baking soda followed by a cup of vinegar down the drain, let it sit for about 30 minutes, then flush with hot water.
4. Biodegradable Enzyme Cleaners: These cleaners use enzymes to break down organic matter in drains, helping to prevent clogs without harsh chemicals. They're safe for pipes and the environment.

Consistency is key when it comes to natural drain maintenance. Regularly implementing these practices can help keep your drains clear and flowing smoothly.

The Kleva Clean Drain Snake is cleverly designed to help you safely remove unwanted hair and mess from your drains without the use of harsh chemicals. The stiff bristles will hold hair so it can be pulled through and the brush will help improve the flow of your drain and remove the odor that is caused by the build up of bacteria and gunk.

BE CAREFUL
Baking soda and vinegar should be used with caution when attempting to unclog a drain because:

1. Limited Effectiveness: While baking soda and vinegar can help break up minor clogs and freshen drains, they may not be effective for more stubborn or severe blockages.
2. Potential Harm to Pipes: The fizzing action produced by the combination of baking soda and vinegar can create pressure in the drain, which could potentially damage older or weakened pipes.
3. Safety Concerns: Mixing baking soda and vinegar can produce carbon dioxide gas, which can cause irritation if inhaled in large quantities, particularly in poorly ventilated areas.