Yeah, 'til they replaced him with Darin Hog Badger in 1969 and acted like nothing happened.
Like we wouldn’t notice–I mean, come on, they’re not even the same genus!
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I need to get a 53 star flag. Damn I am behind!
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The real question is can you get any of the three long-haired people causing the clogs to use the Drain Weasel?
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The short side of the twist below the hook on a standard wire hanger makes a dandy auger that will grab the hair and pull it out. Just unwind the twist and bend the corkscrew-like side until it’s in line with the straight “shoulder” portion of the hanger, then adjust the rest of the wire to form a hand-crank shape. Insert into drain, rotate a few turns in the direction of the twist, and extract the hair. To clean, just “unscrew” the hair from the twist. Infinitely reusable.
Based on personal experience: no!
Tweezers. Sink in, press together, pull, release, remove crap. Repeat as needed.
Step 6: Burn tweezers, that stuff is disgusting.
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Use stainless steel tweezers, they can be cleaned from just about anything. And they can be flame-disinfected if you are so sensitive.
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I pulled out some by hand this weekend and wanted to cut it off like in Evil Dead II.
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Tweezers long enough to reach drain clogging hair clumps aren’t something most people have on hand, unlike wire hangers.
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Obligatory:
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