Home | View Cart | My Account | Order Status

Search

Chemical drain cleaners

Home »

Enforcer Prod. DC16 Drain Care Drain Cleaner

Enforcer Prod. DC16 Drain Care Drain Cleaner

(20 customer reviews)

List Price:	$16.99
Our Price:	$9.05
You Save:	$7.94 (47%)

SKU:

430072

In Stock

Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Description:

Crystal drain cleaner. Enzymatic drain cleaner ends slow drains. Safe for all plumbing. Cleans and removes years of build-up from plumbing systems. Environmentally safe, USDA approved. Regular use keeps pipes clean. Jar provides 50 treatments.

Features:

•

Crystal drain cleaner

•

Enzymatic drain cleaner ends slow drains

•

Safe for all plumbing

•

Cleans and removes years of build-up from plumbing systems

•

Environmentally safe, USDA approved

Product Details:

Product Length:	6.75 inches
Product Width:	3.5 inches
Product Height:	3.5 inches
Product Weight:	1.33 pounds
Package Length:	6.9 inches
Package Width:	3.7 inches
Package Height:	3.7 inches
Package Weight:	1.35 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 20 reviews

You may also like ...

Roebic Laboratories K97 Main Line Cleaner

$7.57

Cobra Prod. 00412BL Zip-It Drain Opener

$2.46

Jelmar PP4-5 Power Plumber

$12.22

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

( 20 customer reviews )
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

22 of 22 found the following review helpful:

This stuff is GREATOct 14, 2010
By Jim
I have been in apartment maintenance and renovation for years, I use this stuff on every single drain in every unit I work on. I swear to you that this stuff is amazing. This stuff will make the insides of even the most slimy gunked up pipes clean after a few treatments.

If you want happy tenants and fewer maintenance calls(which cost you plenty) then this inexpensive product should be a part of your regular maintenance routine.

17 of 17 found the following review helpful:

works well, but requires followup with plungerApr 30, 2011
By StevieQ
This product works for me but with some caveats. I used it to clear slow draining sinks but, after the three treatments, the drain would become even SLOWER to drain than before. What happened was that as the enzymes attacked the heavy buildup in the trap, the buildup would partially delaminate from the pipe walls and become larger in size as it got saturated with liquid. The water saturated and larger buildup would clog up the pipe even more. Normal draining at this stage would not rinse the partially delaminated gunk from the trap. I had to resort to using a plunger to clear the delaminated gunk. What the plunger pulled up looked like a lot of soft, water saturated seaweed. After using the plunger, the sink trap became very free flowing.

Using the plunger alone without the enzymes would not have done nearly as good a job. The enzymes helped to delaminate the buildup from the pipe wall. So, at least for me, the enzyme product and the plunger had to be used together to get the job done.

14 of 14 found the following review helpful:

Well it workedAug 16, 2011
By Nathaniel R. Petreman
After using every other enzyme, name brand drain foam, soup, syrup, and whatever other junk I could find at the store to no avail, I turned to Enforcer. It worked!

We have small pipes and they were clogged as soon as we moved in. This was gunka junka. We poured many different things down the drain.

In three days, Enforcer cleared up the drains. Here is the most important thing:

Pour boiling hot water down the drain first.
Then mix the powder in a quart of warm water (same as you would yeast).
Pour down drain (no standing water)
Then wait at least 6 hours (we waited 12)
Pour another pot of boiling water down the drain
repeat until fully unclogged

We estimate it cleaned up decades of funk. Having bought two jars of it, we have plenty to spare so we will use it for maintenance.

Giving it 5 stars. This is a winner.

20 of 23 found the following review helpful:

great for maintenanceJul 07, 2010
By Sandra M. Brown
For those of you who complained that this stuff doesn't cut through hair...it's true that hair is made out of amino acids but this does not make it a 'protein'. Hair is protected by keratin and the molecular linkages exclude water. So an enzymatic product can't penetrate the exterior hair coating, and if you're talking about hair coated with lots of commercial products it's that much harder. Lye based drain openers explode the outer keratin layer. I find this product very useful for maintenance and I typically chuck it down all the toilets and drains before going on vacation for 2 - 3 days or longer.

9 of 10 found the following review helpful:

ZEP ZDC-16 Actually Works!Mar 13, 2011
By S. G. MILLER
I will chime in here also. ZEP ZDC16 actually does work! We have a tub upstairs which has been giving me trouble for years. It never gets completely clogged but starts draining slower and slower. This is a plastic drain pipe going into a septic tank. I used to use gallons of boiling water both before and after pouring a gallon of liquid plumber down the drain. I'd heat the pipes up with hotwater first. Then pour a couple of gallons of boiling water down the drain followed by some warm Liguid Plumber. A few hours later I would rinse with a couple more gallons of boiling water. This worked most of the time.

This last time I used a treatment of the foaming Liquid Plumber. This is a bleach based product. I let this sit overnight. And it did work much better than my normal routine. But I also bought some of the ZEP ZDC16 at the home improvement store and decided to apply it for the next several days. The drain in the bathtub upstairs worked better every single day. It now works like new. I assume that the deposits that were causing the problem have been eaten by the bacteria/enzyme cleaner. I was skeptical about both the foam and the Zep, but they did the trick. We have had trouble for years and now I think I found the solution.

See all 20 customer reviews on Amazon.com