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DOMINOX 12V Electric Drain Snake with 23FT Plumbing Snake, Drain Snake Clog Remover with 2.0Ah Battery and Charger, Drain Auger for Unclogging Toilet, Sewer, Bathroom, Sink Drain 3/4"-2" Pipes
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DOMINOX 12V Electric Drain Snake with 23FT Plumbing Features
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【Customer Service】If you have any questions or issues with the drainage screw conveyor you purchased, please contact our team via email. We will solve your problem within 24 hours!
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CORDLESS ELECTRIC DRAIN SNAKE: DOMINOX 12V electric drain snake is equipped with a 2.0Ah ultra strong battery pack, which has enough power to help you dredge pipes. Whether it's cleaning toilet and kitchen sewers, sink and bathtub pipes, it can be quickly cleaned. Compared to traditional drainage blockage removal tools, it can be continuously reused.
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POWERFUL FLEXIBLE CABLE: Our electric drain auger is equipped with a 23FT flexible cable, which can easily solve blockages in 0.75 "to 2" pipes. The flexible cable can be replaced.
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EASY TO OPERATE: Electric drain snake can move forward or retract, speed is between 0 and 560RPM. The greater the pressure applied to the switch, the faster the speed, and the faster the flexible cable moves forward or retracts. We suggest applying maximum pressure to the switch during dredging and dredging the pipeline at maximum speed. Our electric drain auger has a small volume and light weight, making it easy to carry and use in narrow spaces.
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TIPS: Electric drain snake is equipped with a high duration lithium-ion battery, which can be fully charged within 60-70 minutes (note: after work, the battery needs to be fully charged and stored in a cool and dry place. If not used for a long time, please regularly check the battery for 2-3 months, discharge first, and then charge).
