SEWER JETTER - 50 FT DRAIN CLEANER for Your GAS Pressure Washer by SewerFlex

I used this to clean out a 4" PVC line I had installed a few years ago to handle my sump pump and 2 downspouts. Some roots grew into where they connected. I added some of the powered root killer and it helped but thought it needed more so I tried this too. It worked GREAT. It fed into the line so easy. I am not real mechanically inclined but know how to use a pressure washer. I just followed the directions and everything seems to be flowing freely now. It was so easy to pull in and out and I have it for future use if needed.

In the 5 months that I've owned my home, the drain has stopped up at least 4 times. My cast iron pipes are cracked underneath my house. My brother in law normally helps me and has a product similar to this that he purchased in Europe 20 years ago and it worked so well, I thought I would try it. Rather than using a snake, which will just destroy my pipes even more, I tried this and in 15 to 20 minutes, I had a clear drain! It was fantastic! Now I can clean it as needed until I can repair the pipes. I was concerned that my pressure washer didn't have enough power but, with this tool, it worked like a charm! Highly recommended! It even comes with a cover for the threaded side of the hose and has a hose tie to keep it together when not in use. Well worth the money!

Works great as expected.

I’m pretty blunt in my reviews and will be straightforward on my experiences with products. This thing is shockingly good so far!! I have a small belly in the bottom my sewer line near the main junction that needed a plumber to snake every two or three years at $200 or so a pop. It’s been about a year and a half and I started to shop around for augers like they use to get an idea on price, very very expensive... in my search though, I saw this and remembered the plumber mentioned hydro pressure jetting as something they’d want to do as well. At the price point this was going for, it was less than half the price of one visit and had good reviews, so I figure why not? I don’t need it for the sewer line right now, but would be good to have. I was also having issues with severely clogged downspout that nothing was working on and I didn’t want to take apart, so thought i could put it through it’s paces there. This thing absolutely demolished the clog in the downspout, it was kinda crazy. If it took care of this that easily I have no doubt it’ll breeze through any minor blockages and soft debris buildup in sewer and drain lines. There were 4 options from this company, only two had the front jet as well, be sure to look for that.

I used a 2,600 PSI 2.4 Gallons per minute cheap northern hydraulics pressure washer. It screwed right into my gun. It is a direct fit. I used it today on a 26 foot long18 inch diameter glazed tile culvert with a creek running through the pipe... well the creek ran through the pipe after we unclogged it. After getting it next to the silt, it pulled itself through. It was slow going but a 18" pipe is bigger than this hose is advertised to work on. The hose is hard to explain. It is stiff enough to push it to the clog in a 18" pipe, but flexible. The only complaint is it doesn't run through rock. :) We had to bust through a rock with a 1.5" pipe and then run the Jetter through the 1.5" pipe. It pulled itself through the 1.5" straight pipe real good. Highly recommend this.

I read about 50 Five Star reviews. Had some guarded expectations but thought this might do the job. I was trying to clear a landscaping drain, it kind of did the job but by no means like the reviews that I have read. Might come in handy in the future. It gets 3 stars.

After trying many other things to clear a 3" tile drain leaving my well pit, this item did the trick. My drain runs down into a field tile drain for approximately 200 feet. I dug up the access splice about 50 feet down the line and and found the clogs were located about 20 feet in each direction. I found that those clogs were hard packed silt and clay that snaking or ramming with hard plastic line could not penetrate. These blockages were really solid ! So, enter the Sewer Jetter. Simple to use, just connect to your gasoline power sprayer, fill the Jetter with water from the pressure sprayer water source, fire up the power sprayer, insert it into the clogged drain up to the clog and squeeze the trigger handle. Move the Jetter back and forth attacking the clog and in no time I had those hard packed blockages totally removed. Definitely a 5 STAR product that works as advertised, and saved me a bunch of money in backhoe/labor costs. I'd buy one again in a heartbeat.

Purchased this Sewer Jetter for one purpose, I needed to clean out outside French drain !I anticipated some hard work if I tried it with a regular hose and whatever else, but this sewer Jetter was absolutely the perfect match for the job. Actual time for my cleaning was about a hour and that included putting away everything.This Jetter comes complete , no going out to buy different fittings and ends. Just hook it to your pressure washer and your ready to go at the drain. The hose is high quality and it does not bend when going down the drain. It pulls mostly by itself so it is easy on the back too.I recommend this product . It is a good tool to have in the garage arsenal !