http://zipitclean.com TO UNCLOG DRAIN 1. Insert into drain - 2. Push all the way in. - 3. Pull out clog - IT'S THAT SIMPLE! Mon, 02 Jan 2012 22:31:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://zipitclean.com/where-to-get-them/comment-page-1/#comment-3735 Kimberly Mon, 02 Jan 2012 22:31:30 +0000 http://danstocke.com/zipitclean/where-to-get-them/#comment-3735 I love this tool. I have used it for years now and it is the best thing. I have long hair and its constantly clogging up shower drain. i use the zip-it and it works every time. Thanks for making it and making it affordable :) I love this tool. I have used it for years now and it is the best thing. I have long hair and its constantly clogging up shower drain. i use the zip-it and it works every time. Thanks for making it and making it affordable :)

]]> http://zipitclean.com/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-3527 Melanie L Sun, 11 Dec 2011 18:27:35 +0000 http://zipitclean.com/?page_id=349#comment-3527 I just used Zip-It Clean for the first time today. It was recommended via the Yahoo Answers site. Cost me under $4 and took just a couple minutes to fix a very slow bathroom sink. I'll be buying another one soon for the bathtub. Glad to support a NJ company. I just used Zip-It Clean for the first time today. It was recommended via the Yahoo Answers site. Cost me under $4 and took just a couple minutes to fix a very slow bathroom sink. I’ll be buying another one soon for the bathtub. Glad to support a NJ company.

]]> http://zipitclean.com/where-to-get-them/comment-page-1/#comment-2878 The Cheapest Way to Clean a Drain without Using Noxious Chemicals | The Manly Housekeeper Thu, 06 Oct 2011 05:22:50 +0000 http://danstocke.com/zipitclean/where-to-get-them/#comment-2878 [...] have a stopped drain, and I needed something that would remove hair. I found my ideal product in Zip-It. Zip-It is simple and ingenious – it’s a thin and flexible piece of plastic, about 18 [...] [...] have a stopped drain, and I needed something that would remove hair. I found my ideal product in Zip-It. Zip-It is simple and ingenious – it’s a thin and flexible piece of plastic, about 18 [...]

]]> http://zipitclean.com/2011/08/hard-to-miss/comment-page-1/#comment-2802 Stephanie MacLachlan Tue, 27 Sep 2011 18:33:42 +0000 http://zipitclean.com/?p=424#comment-2802 OMG. I wish I were already at Home Depot and that I'd already pulled what will be 5# of hair and sludge from my daughter's bathroom drain. I expect what comes out to look like a young Sasquatch. OMG. I wish I were already at Home Depot and that I’d already pulled what will be 5# of hair and sludge from my daughter’s bathroom drain. I expect what comes out to look like a young Sasquatch.

]]> http://zipitclean.com/where-to-get-them/comment-page-1/#comment-2378 Phil Pearce Sat, 20 Aug 2011 20:47:13 +0000 http://danstocke.com/zipitclean/where-to-get-them/#comment-2378 Works GREAT. Unclogged bathroom drain, wow, all that hair! Easy, no mess, no fuss, no chemicals. I will always use this from now on. THANK YOU! Works GREAT. Unclogged bathroom drain, wow, all that hair! Easy, no mess, no fuss, no chemicals.
I will always use this from now on.
THANK YOU!

]]> http://zipitclean.com/2011/03/real-people-actual-results/comment-page-1/#comment-2047 admin Tue, 26 Jul 2011 19:03:25 +0000 http://zipitclean.com/?p=367#comment-2047 Just your relatives? You should leave Zip-Its everywhere you go - like a Zip-It fairy, or something. Just your relatives? You should leave Zip-Its everywhere you go – like a Zip-It fairy, or something.

]]> http://zipitclean.com/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-2045 Marica Tue, 26 Jul 2011 18:10:27 +0000 http://zipitclean.com/?page_id=349#comment-2045 Two days ago, I was making my CSVS trip to pick up some of that drain unclogging formula. I already had the costly stuff in the cart when I turned to the opposite shelf and saw this Zip-It. I put the drain junk back and picked up the Zip-It, only out of curiosity. I actually rushed home in order to use the new found tool, keeping my fingers crossed that it would work. Story…I’ve been living in my apartment for a year now. And for about a year I have let the maintenance crew know that my sink has a slow drain. They have come out to the unit, and still the water would run slow. I guess that would just pour some chemicals down the drain and call it a day. When I finally got home, I put the Zip-It into the drain, not fully expecting to see the results, I pulled the tool out full of hair and immediately felt like I had to barf! The first time around it wouldn’t go in all the way, so after the first shocker, I was able to put the Zip-It into the drain completely. This time I pulled more hair out…the crazy thing about the second and third Zip-It treatment was that the hair that was being removed was a completely different color from my own! I live alone, and I don’t dye my hair, so this hair may have been in the drain for who knows how long! I am glad to say that immediately after removing that hair and other gunk, my sink has been working great. I started spreading the word about this product! Love it! Wonderfully brilliant idea that works great, with no chemicals. Everyone is talking about these "green" products, this one really ranks!! Two days ago, I was making my CSVS trip to pick up some of that drain unclogging formula. I already had the costly stuff in the cart when I turned to the opposite shelf and saw this Zip-It. I put the drain junk back and picked up the Zip-It, only out of curiosity. I actually rushed home in order to use the new found tool, keeping my fingers crossed that it would work. Story…I’ve been living in my apartment for a year now. And for about a year I have let the maintenance crew know that my sink has a slow drain. They have come out to the unit, and still the water would run slow. I guess that would just pour some chemicals down the drain and call it a day. When I finally got home, I put the Zip-It into the drain, not fully expecting to see the results, I pulled the tool out full of hair and immediately felt like I had to barf! The first time around it wouldn’t go in all the way, so after the first shocker, I was able to put the Zip-It into the drain completely. This time I pulled more hair out…the crazy thing about the second and third Zip-It treatment was that the hair that was being removed was a completely different color from my own! I live alone, and I don’t dye my hair, so this hair may have been in the drain for who knows how long! I am glad to say that immediately after removing that hair and other gunk, my sink has been working great. I started spreading the word about this product! Love it! Wonderfully brilliant idea that works great, with no chemicals. Everyone is talking about these “green” products, this one really ranks!!

]]> http://zipitclean.com/2011/03/real-people-actual-results/comment-page-1/#comment-2035 Heather Tue, 26 Jul 2011 01:18:45 +0000 http://zipitclean.com/?p=367#comment-2035 This is the BEST thing ever! I saw it on a quick run through a popular pharmacy chain and thought ehhh why not....OMG goi to get a few more to leave at my relatives houses! This is the BEST thing ever! I saw it on a quick run through a popular pharmacy chain and thought ehhh why not….OMG goi to get a few more to leave at my relatives houses!

]]> http://zipitclean.com/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-1904 admin Wed, 13 Jul 2011 19:57:09 +0000 http://zipitclean.com/?page_id=349#comment-1904 There has been discussion of making a longer Zip-It - maybe 24", but nothing in the 5 to 6 feet range. At that point you would want to use a drain snake. There has been discussion of making a longer Zip-It – maybe 24″, but nothing in the 5 to 6 feet range. At that point you would want to use a drain snake.

]]> http://zipitclean.com/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-1903 Shawn Wed, 13 Jul 2011 18:28:26 +0000 http://zipitclean.com/?page_id=349#comment-1903 It would be nice if I could find a Zip-It that is 5 or 6 feet long to reach just a little further down the drain. Can you tell me if there is anything like this in the works? It would be nice if I could find a Zip-It that is 5 or 6 feet long to reach just a little further down the drain. Can you tell me if there is anything like this in the works?

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