Green Gobbler Liquid Toilet Plunger | Clog Remover | Safe for Toilets and Septic

A few days ago my I noticed that my toilet was not flushing. Water seemed to be bubbling into the bowl as the shower was running. The water in the toilet slowly reached the rim. I attempted to use the plunger and then in desperation closed the valve to the toilet. I still needed to take a shower but even though the toilet water valve was closed, after I turned on the shower, water still bubbled up in the toilet again. I immediately hit youtube university where I learned that the most likely cause was a main line clog. I finished my shower by closing the drain. I poured the following in the toilet... 1st a mix of baking soda, salt, dish soap, a bleach tablet followed by a 1/2 cup of 80% vinegar (which I get on Amazon to dilute for cleaning purposes). I then let the water out of the tub. Water crept back up in the toilet but slower. The vinegar/baking soda mix made cleaning the toilet much easier. I bought the Green Gobbler Liquid Plunger as a last ditch effort before an expensive call to a plumber. I followed the instructions (which were very easy) on the bottle and it exceeded expectations. I feel that this product is an exceptional value and just to be on the safe side, I have purchased a couple more to keep on hand in case this problem occurs again.

Did not work in the 30 min window but about 4 hours later my toilet was unclogged. Would recommend .

I have a tricky plumbing situation. I have an upstairs toilet that shares the same line as a downstairs toilet, the upstairs shower and the downstairs shower. They also appear to be serviced by ONE wet vent. Long story short: the downstairs toilet backs up quite often… especially during the winter- for whatever reason, since they share the same drain the toilet paper tends to collect around a certain area and backs up into the toilet and into the bathroom. Normally I put some liquid plumber “extra strength” and hope that when I pull the toilet off to snake/jet the drain it has somewhat unclogged. Usually not the case. I have tried several different drain additives and none really made much of a difference. I expected Green Gobbler to be the same… but we live in hope. To my surprise, when I removed the toilet to snake/jet the drain it had receded quite a decent amount. So much so that I could actually flush the toilet without any issues. I still jetted out my drain since I already purchased all the equipment. It did an impressive job. I had it in the drain for a couple days with flushing the upstairs toilet a little as possible. I can say it appeared to work and work well. I needed something that “gobbled up” toilet paper since that is the main problem and it did just that. I will be buying it again. I do recommend it to unplug toilet paper related issues.

This stuff works!!! My toilet was barely flushing for weeks, tried everything short of replacing the toilet. Saw this and after reading the reviews I thought I would try this before buying a new toilet. Glad I did! I simply poured one bottle in my toilet, let it set for a few hours, and now it flushes great!!! I use Green Gobbler treatment for my septic system, and I trust this brand for our septic.

Very easy to use! Recommended 1 full bottle for a clog. I wish I had gotten a few more, but I didn't realize the whole bottle was to be used at once. It CLEARED a really old toilet that was consistenly clogging with almost every use (it's been 11 days with no clogs...unheard of prior to this product). Super easy to use! Open, pour into the toilet, let sit 30 minutes, flush, and leave it until morning (for best results). You can see the product immediately start to bubble and fizz after you pour it into the toilet bowl. After it does that for 30 minutes, you just flush it down and it must've cleared the pipes, because the toilet now flushes like a normal one!

Does not work well in clogged toilets

Some what works. I waited the full 30 minutes like the instructions say , but it only half worked . Ended up having to buy a snake , tried to get it same day delivery but the earliest I could get one on Amazon was later the next day . Found out door dash did stuff other than food and got a snake through them and in 45 minutes

I believe it did well on our one toilet. The second toilet it didn't seem to do as well. We are on a septic, I don't know if that make a difference.