How to use Green Gobbler Main Line Opener full fair review.

In this video I give a full fair review on the use of Green gobbler Main Line opener. This video will give you a better perspective on how to use this product and how well it does or does not work. I highly recommend you watching this video in full before making your purchase on a product to use. It's an industrial strength product that is safe for all pipes and septic systems. With no toxic fumes and is completely odorless. I also waive myself from being responsible for any injuries damage and or negative outcome. Use this video only as a guide.

[wadeconney]

That’s the sound... sound of VICTORY! I have heard that before! Glad you were able to experience the “ gurgle!”

[JC-xypb]

This also worked for me. I did 2 gal of the gobbler waiting 18 hours. Then boiling water. Still nothing...so I grabbed a plunger and just plunged the 1st floor toilet hard. Still nothing....I was standing there all perplexed and then I heard the sound...and down it went. Whew! So glad I found this video.

[DavidPsCaddy]

Thank You for posting your review on Green Gobbler Main Line Opener 🙂It worked just as you said for me as well 🙂I had a 'plumber' come out to snake out my drain, and was quoted an outrageous price ($700 +) 🤬I sent him packing even though I had to pay for a service call for just an estimate, without him doing anything 🤬 I went out and bought 2 gallons for $20 each, poured them down the drain overnight, and washed it out the next morning with Hot Water... It worked GREAT for me on a combined kitchen and bathroom sink and tub sharing the same 2 inch drain pipe before entering the main stack. I hope anyone will consider giving it a try before being gouged by a 'plumber' in an emergency situation!! For $40, its certainly worth a try before paying $100's of Thank You again ... 🙂

[Emisanboo]

I bought some of a different Green Gobbler product on a plumber's recommendation, so I watched this video while waiting for my drains to hopefully do their Green Gobblin-y thing. The suspense in this video! It was was a roller coaster ride from start to finish. Thanks for posting!

[SuzanneWho]

Had a really bad drain in toilet. Used this and let it sit for about 36 hours, poured hot (not boiling) water, then plunged. Worked! Drains running smoothly ever since. It needs time to dissolve whatever is clogging the drain. Don’t rush, it’s not instantaneous.

[fmonty]

Thank you Rob, great to put out some real reviews your experience helps the rest of DIY's home owners proud. Love it!

[tracydyson]

I tried this product because of your video. This absolutely cleared the main line, so thank you very much! ♥️

[Jack-jlmf]

Wow! Thanks for this video. You saved me about $400! This stuff is great! Put a gallon in the basement toilet, waited 12 hours and boom! No gurgling in the shower and no slow flushing. All for $17.99!

[bestherc]

You are funny! I am a 70 years old lady and I bought this product. I wanted know if it works before I use it. I am going to try it and I will tell you more.

[handydandycrafts]

This is some of my worst nightmare situation, great video! I hope I'm not in this situation, EVER! but if I do, I have a pretty good idea how to fix it. Thanks! Glad you were able to fix it! 💕

[cygnusrider]

I am so glad it worked for you. Having your main drain line augered is terribly expensive. I had a complete blockage one time due to tree root infiltration and had to call a plumber. That was an expensive house call. I have been using a similar product to what you have there and have kept the roots in check.

[ambercampbell]

So glad to find your video! I just got home from home depot with it and plan to use it in a few hours when the water level goes down some. Fingers crossed! We just had someone out a few months ago and had it snaked.

[tullochmacdonald]

I used Green Gobbler on slow sink drains (not the industrial) and it worked wonders. I now have a main line problem, mostly due to excessive rain. I'm hoping this will at least help clear up some of the mess. Thanks for being honest in your video.

[NoKnow]

Great content! I have a trick that will help. Instead of pulling the safety seal off make your half moon shape opposite of the handle, leave it in place and put two hole on the handle side this will help the material pour smooth.

[Obey_My_Dog]

I know you did this video a year ago. I hope you see this.
I really identified with you when you said you felt totally defeated. I am in the exact same situation you were in the video. I'm going to run out tomorrow and buy some. Thanks for the video. I hope to god it works

[_CAT-lgsr]

I loved your reaction @8:11, Classic ! Thanks for posting.

[peterzubritsky]

Great video. I just purchased this product and I am looking forward to addressing a clog in my laundry room. You need a partner( LOL). I will be looking for more of your videos. Great job.

[Enlightenmentbringer]

I remember when I saw this video in early 2022 and appreciate it! I had tried green gobbler for the sink and it worked great for a clog, but when the toilet clogged, the main line was so clogged (old cast iron) that the plumbers took a team with 4 of their vans, a camera, an auger, and a water jet system around 4 hours to clear it.

Now I have a clogged washer drain line. It flows slow, but overflows during the drain cycle if it isn't stopped. I just poured 1.5 gallons of the industrial gel down the line and about 0.5 gal in the toilet next to the washer. I tried snaking the line, but there is a 90 degree elbow that two different snakes (manual 3/8th and one that attaches to the drill that is 1/4) and neither way got me to get past that elbow. I was looking for the main line opener, but the only thing my local store had was the Industrial Strength Gel. It was thicker than room temperature gravy!

[lucyhunter-eiem]

Thank you, God bless you. This product worked great. 10 stars

[heavymechanic]

My septic tank is working just fine (house built in 1922) just by flushing a Green Gobbler packet every month and a packet of Green-Pig every 2-3 months. For me, its worth spending a few bucks to avoid having problems and the expense of digging a new drain-field. May not be related, but the enzymes do the work of preventing buildup of slime and other solids in any wastewater system.