Long Drain Brush for Car Sunroof and Air Vents
Long Drain Brush for Car Sunroof and Air Vents
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Clear Clogged Sunroofs and A/C Drains in Seconds!
Get rid of mysterious cabin puddles and restore smooth drainage with our easy-to-use 118-inch nylon-brush snake. Say goodbye to water damage and hello to a dry, comfortable ride!
Long-Lasting 118-Inch (3 m) Design
Our extra-long snake slides through your entire sunroof or cowl channel without needing to remove any trim, making it easy to use and saving you time.
Flexible Spring-Steel Spine
Our high-tensile wire, sheathed in PVC, navigates 90° turns with ease, without buckling or marring your car's paint. This means you can use it with confidence, knowing it won't damage your vehicle.
Gentle on Surfaces, Tough on Debris
The gentle nylon bristle tip sweeps away mud, leaves, and algae, while being kind to rubber and plastic surfaces. This means you can use it without worrying about damaging your car's components.
Easy-to-Use Pull-Ring Handle
The oversized loop on our handle keeps the cable from disappearing, making it easy to push, twist, and retrieve with confidence. This means you can use it quickly and efficiently, without struggling.
Durable and Easy to Clean
Rinse our snake clean in seconds, and the stainless ferrule will resist rust for long-term service. This means you can use it again and again, without worrying about it deteriorating over time.
Multi-Use Design
Our snake is perfect for vehicle sunroof tracks, cowl outlets, HVAC evaporator tubes, refrigerator drains, aquarium hoses, and more. This means you can use it in a variety of situations, making it a valuable tool to have around.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the bristles damage my car's plastic parts?
No, our soft nylon strands are gentle on rubber and plastic surfaces, so you can use our snake with confidence.
What size drains can I use this with?
Our snake works with hoses that have an internal diameter of 6 mm (¼ in) or larger, which is typical for most cars and household equipment.
How often should I clean my sunroof drains?
We recommend inspecting and cleaning your sunroof drains every 3-6 months, or after heavy pollen or leaf fall, to prevent water from entering your car.
