100FT Sewer Jetter Kit for Pressure Washer, 5800 PSI Drain Jetter Kit, Water Jet Drain Cleaner 1/4 Inch NPT Corner, Jetter Hose with Rotating Button Sewer Jetting Nozzle, Tape Pearl Corsage Pin Strap

Hooked this up to my pressure washer to clean out stopped up pool drains and it works fantastic. Way cheaper than paying a plumber to do it

Had a main line clogged with grease. 2 different drain snakes couldn't clear it. This cleared it and cleaned the entire pipe on under 30 minutes. Much cheaper than a plumber.

I needed this to clean out my micro pool deck drain and it worked wonders. However, as some others have said it struggles to make corners even at 45 degrees. But what it can get to it cleans very well. I used it this passed weekend and on Sunday night we had a huge storm. Finally no pooling on the deck at all. The water drains as it should. I looked into piecing a kit like this together individually but this kit is a much better solution. I thought I was going to have to get out the gas power washer but I used my harbor freight electric power washer (1750psi) first. It has plenty of pressure to knock all the debris out. Great buy!!

Very good. Although not the cheapest model out there, it was the least expensive with overnight shipping. Did a great job of breaking up decades of buildup on my kitchen pipes, and so much easier (and safer) to use than a metal snake. Once I got the clog cleared and the water was flowing again, I kept going, using the rotating head to scour off any buildup that was slowing down the jetter. My power washer, at 1700 psi is a bit underpowered for cutting roots or breaking up any solid blocks of buildup, but I treated the pipes with Green Gobbler then ran this jetter the next morning. I did this two days in a row, and that cleared the pipe wide open all the way to the main lateral. For a total of about 70 bucks, I got all the benefit of paying a plumber 400 bucks for a hydro jet service. I’d recommend getting a more powerful power washer than mine, and if you’re worried about roots or a shifting foundation, maybe a sewer camera.

I discovered storm drains in our yard, that had been buried for probably 10 years, and were full of debris. This worked as advertised, allowing me to clear a couple hundred feet of drains. Took a bit of trial and error to figure out the special abilities of each of the nozzles, but once I had that sorted out, and after a few hours of work, the drains were once again functioning. Given that success, I helped some neighbors with their drains. It won’t cut through major roots, but it was excellent at removing sand, mud, and smaller debris. I have recommended this product to several of my neighbors (so they can do the work next time.) The hose appears to be of excellent quality. It helps to fully unroll it before using it, especially as it can start to propel quickly down the drain want to get past the blockage.

Extremely effective! If you have access to a decent pressure washer and you’ve got a clogged drain or drain pipe, the Sewer Jetter will save you hundreds of dollars, as it did me! The cost of a plumber would’ve been 10 times the cost of the Sewer Jetter! I tried using a drain auger (or snake) with no success. The Sewer Jetter negotiated past elbows in the drain pipe of my kitchen sink, blasting and clearing debris in a matter of minutes. I used the button nose adapter to blast through a couple areas where resistance could be felt as I pushed the hose through. As the button nose adapter moved forward, a gush of grease and debris push out from the point of entry, disgusting, but satisfying! (Have a bucket ready)! After that I used the rotating adapter as a follow up. It sounds like a jet through the pipes and a strong rush of air pushed through the entry point as it flushed residual debris and grease! The remaining sludge worked its way, forward, ahead of the rotating adapter. I’m trying to think of a drawback or a negative so that one can be an informed buyer and truthfully, there are no negatives. I can’t recommend a better product for drain cleaning. Best money I’ve ever spent. I wish more stars were possible.

The ends has a hard time getting around some corners and through some Older toilets. It worked well through the yard clean out but not so good in the internal drains. The hose seems well made and it is easy to use. Is 100’ long so that is nice but it could be a little stiffer to push through some things better but it’s not too limp. This is good for the right places

It works, and very well at that. The picture instructions are backward with the high-pressure hose going from the power washer to the washer handle and hose instead of from the handle to their own choice of nozzles at the end that gois into the clogged port. But, once you figure out it doesn't work that way, it is easy enough and works great.