Sewer Jetter Kit for Pressure Washer,100 Feet Jetting Hose 1/4 Inch M-NPT Drain Cleaner Hoses with Button Nose and Rotating Sewer Nozzle,Orifice 4.0 4.5,4000 PSI(100FT)

This device will soon completely replace all drain snakes and Sewer rooter type companies.IT WORKS AS ADVERTISED!!After spending $350 on a “plumber” to come out and take my money the clog came back in just a few days it appears the “plumber” just pushed the clog further down the pipe. They wouldn’t refund me and wanted fresh cash for another visit.Instead I bought this sewer jetter, ran it down the pipe and it bumped up against the blockage. Note: this device basically propels itself down the pipe so when you pull back you know the hose is straight and the jetter is the length of hose deployed down the pipe not like a snake that you push down the pipe and can coil up so you don’t really know how far down the pipe it is. Once the jetter hits something just pull back about a foot and let go. It will move forward on its own. Helps to twist the hose to angle the front facing jet. Also helps to pulse the power washer trigger many times in short bursts. After a while you will notice more hose being taken down the pipe. Within about 10 minutes the entire 50 feet was deployed and the clog was cleared.When retrieving the jetter it’s best to keep the power washer trigger on and the jets will scour your pipes. As you drag the hose backward you will feel it wanting to move forward. By the time you retrieve it all your pipes should be completely clean and the blog gage reduced to small pieces. After a cautious running of the tap etc to ensure your pipes are clear you should flush the pipes out with multiple toilet flushes or better yet fill and drain an entire bathtub.I only wish I tried this before wasting $350 on a worthless plumber call.

We have a 4" PVC lateral line that clogged up 3 weeks after I spent $300 having it un clogged. No roots all toilet paper and crap. Used my Electric Drum machine no luck. Dumped $50 worth of Sulfuric Acid, 2 days no budging. Hooked this up to my Honda 6.5 HP 2700 psi pressure washer it pulled it self down the pipe. hit a hard packed spot, you just work it back and forth and it kept going and finally blew through. About a 10 minute job.PS We threw all of the Amazon TP in the trash. It does not dissolve.

Worked pretty well. The hose kinks pretty easy and doesn’t make 45’s very well in pipes.

I didn't know you could use your pressure washer to clean out drain lines? This worked perfectly! Although you need a jetter nozzle as the one supplied does not give enough pressure and you need to purchase a quarter inch adapter (female to male) from home depot as well. But it did an awesome job with the 2 drain pipes that I needed to clean! One last thing, it takes 2 people to clean out the pipes, one to feed down the hose/jetter and one to control the high pressure spray gun (on or off).

The sewer cleaner adapter works fine.The hose, however....I have a good gas powered pressure washer and 2x 50ft hoses. I bought this hose thinking it may have more rigidity, and to keep my hoses clean.Unwinding the hose from the box became a pain. I was working in 85* sun - so warm but not excessively hot. The hose warmed up enough, combined with the extremely poor quality, that it began to kink and bind. Constantly. Just walking 10ft meant I had to stop, unwind/unkink/untangle the hose.When I was done - simply trying to coil the hose up took close to an hour because it kept coilink and kinking. As a comparison, linking. 2 other hoses took about 5 minutes to coil up, combined.I put the hose in a medium sized shed (about 150 sq/ft) and now it smells of awful, cheap quality rubber/plastic from this hose.Don't buy, it's garbage.

I might be doing monthly maintenance with this awesome tool. I was smelling a lot of sewage like smell coming from my roof vents esp at night. decided to water jet my pipes with my ryobi 3100 psi gas powered pressure washer and it blew out all sorts of nasty. Smell got better almost immediately. Did a quick follow up a few weeks later and now no more smell.

From previous snake drain cleans on my drain I know at 20 feet some bend or something makes it tough to move but with some effort I am able to get beyond the 20 foot barrier. Jetting hose could not get beyond the 20 feet, but it did clear the clog, which was before this point. I really wanted to clean the pipes much further. Also I had a complete clog and until that is cleared you will get backwash (mine was black and disgusting). I put a large plastic container under the drain pipe backwash point, but in total collected 10-12 gallons of the scummy water back wash in the process. Also when inserting into my drain (I removed trap prior to inserting hose) there's a right angle bend, and I was barely able to get through that (had almost given up, but did eventually get through). I think the product was fine and worked and was the least expensive I saw on line anywhere. It's just if you happen to know (probably through trying to snake the drain) you have some tough angles or points to get through it's not so great, a snake will be easier.

Works like it is supposed to

This worked great for 3" sewer pipe's .it would better if it had one end that the threaded part was shorter to go around the traps in the line .had to get a flex attachment for smaller traps.Great. Item would definitely get another if needed.