WEST BAY Sewer Jetter Kit 100 FT for Pressure Washer, 5800PSI Drain Cleaner Hose 1/4 Inch NPT Corner Rotating and Button Nose Sewer Jetting Nozzle Spanner Watertight Tape Pearl Corsage Pin

This item worked really well and appears to be of good quality. We had some slow drains probably to to build up. We could snake drains but they still were slow. We pushed this through with no problem and maybe ran it five times down the sewer drain back and forth. Like the big jets it pulls itself through while cleaning the drain. We could easily go 50 feet. Well worth the money we used a 1300 psi pressure washer and i believed it cleared the drain lines well

Great product. Easy to assemble all parts were included for multiple power washers. Cleaned all 4 out in my yard. Easy to use .

It's a good self contained kit with all the parts even wrenches, actually bought it to try and clean culverts, haven't gotten to that but will let you know after.So on the good side, have a 3800 psi 2.6 gpm pressure washer. It has cleared three blockages so far. It won't cut tree roots, so that's a whole other thing.The picture shows them putting it down a toilet, you cannot do that don't try. It won't actually make a 90 turn in anything smaller than 4" pipe I've found. If you want to better out from the toilet, you need to pull the toilet off. That's the reason I took a star off, I'm actually looking for a swivel of some sort to try and make those corners.The hose kinks almost constantly unless you string it out, then make big loops to hold it, even then it's easier to just string it out flat. If you put it on a hose real that would work even better. But if the hose was more stiff it wouldn't make the corners it does. I wouldn't try to push with no pressure on it because of how soft it is, if you put pressure to it it will pull itself and the pressure makes the hose stiff enough to push.So outside of the not making corners thing, I'd say it's a great tool. It will not replace an actual plumber, but it can buy you some time before they can perform the larger projects, or help you find where your major blockage is to dig for repairs.

Awesome product, does exactly what it says. Has saved me and neighbors well over a grand vs paying someone to come out and snake the downspout and sump pump drains. Using the better tip, it drags itself through the pipe till it hits a clog.If I had to find something wrong with it, it’s that the hose isn’t marked by the foot to see how far you’ve gone. That said, even the high end one my buddy had isn’t marked either.One tip, make sure you insert into pipe before starting water or you’ll get wet.

Hooked this up to my pressure washer works great. Saved us some money DIY drain clogs.

I gave it 3 stars but in the interest of fairness I was trying to unblock a 4" dry well line that was probably unrescueable to begin with. I bought this as a last resort before facing a large repair bill for my septic system. Because it has no on/off valve I initially connected to my pressure washer's wand thinking I could easily trigger the flow. That worked briefly then promptly blew out my pressure washers hose. Thank goodness for Amazon. The head also clog and the pins provided offered some help but it took me about 15 mins to get the obstruction out of the head. I then connected it directly to my PW and it seemed to provide a pressurized stream on the business end of the hose. By the way, the hose easily kinked especially in the hot sun. I would conclude that this might be a good resource for smaller pipes and smaller problems. It was ineffective for my purposes. This was a one-time Hail Mary for me so I doubt I will ever use it again.

This device works really well and is easy to use. We had to do some configuring to get it to fit the wand on our pressure washer but once we got it set up it worked well.

The kit got here quick and when I opened the package, everything looked to be there. Wanting to try it out at once, I attempted to add the fittings to the hose. Uh oh. The advertised tapered pipe threads were actually straight threads with some wimpy o-rings above the threads. I applied thread tape (useless for this application) and threaded on a nozzle. It wouldn't go past the o-ring, so I didn't force it. It's probably going to tear. The wrench was the wrong size too. There are no wrench lugs on the hose, so pliers are needed. I could feel the hose end turning in the hose. Not good. Also one sleeve was missing on the hose. There are no instructions. I'm trying to initiate a return, but so far it hasn't worked. Clicking "continue" yields nada. I'm pretty sure the hose will leak if I try to use as is. I may be screwed on this one.