SEWER JETTER - 100 FT Premium Drain Cleaner for Your GAS Pressure Washer (Up to 2.8 GPM) by SewerFlex

I recently got to use the Jetter on a very stubborn grease clog. I first used a harbor freight drill attached snake and then used the jetter with my greenworks electric pressure washer. It worked great after about an hour of jetting. I’m telling you the amount of grease that was trapped in my pipes was scary. If you use this device once a year it should prevent a build up like mine was. I recommend it to anyone who loves to DIY and save some money.

“I purchased my 100 foot long Cloghog through Amazon compatible with my 3100 psi gasoline pressure washer and it worked as described. My kitchen drain has been slow and smelly for years. Drain cleaning liquid products, plungers and professional plumbers were only a partial temporary improvement and a huge waste of money. I located my kitchen 2' drain pipe and opened up the sheetrock in my garage below kitchen, installed a 2' tee ( no one makes a curved double sweep in 2') and black rubber hose connector with 2 - hose clamps and 2' pipe plug in tee. I removed 2' plug and added threaded 2' to 2' slip in connector, section of pipe to clear garage corner with 90 degree sweep and short section of pipe to exit waste water outside garage. Before assembling these 2' pipes i tied 2 cords to balled up t-shirt material and blocked section of tee towards sewer and I tied a (3/8' drive socket) weight to same cords to enable removing and controlling position of t-shirt plug. I didn't want to send blockage further down pipe than necessary and I wanted to see progress.I got a stool and within 2 - minutes I was removing chunks of grease that looked like moon rocks. I discovered it was best to have water in my kitchen double sinks and working cloghog into clog also worked like a vacuum and double sinks would quickly evacuate washing milky colored water out like a pool backwash. If your drain clog is years of grease like mine you may need to continue. My terrible clog was sliding down drain and resealing / clogging so I decided to pour degreaser down my stopped up drains and let it sit for 12 hours. I added water to kitchen double sinks and began use of cloghog and for thirty minutes I cleaned years of grease and black flakes. It would have made a great DIY YouTube video for people experiencing the same headaches. The product does work if you have the right pressure from your pressure washer.The rules will not allow me to describe my first cloghog bought from TX vendor using electric pressure washer. Again, follow Amazon guideline on gas pressure washer 3100 psi - worked for me!Do not, I REPEAT DO NOT put foreign object plug in your pipe unless you can easily retrieve it !!!”

Just as good or better than a power-jetter for small jobs at a fraction of the cost. I used the Sewer Jetter to unclog a drain line on my septic tank. I had used my power auger, and the clog came back after 3 weeks. I bit the bullet and had a 3rd party come out and try and power-jet it out. They failed at clearing the clog at all. So I started searching for options. Pondering the possibility of rerouting the pipe, easy-outs or jetting it myself. I didn't mind acting on any of the solutions, but time is of a premium so I chose the Sewer Jetter. The package was simple and compact, and I had it plugged into my pressure washer and setup in 5 minutes and blasting through a clogged pipe. The clog took 45 min to clear, but it cleared fully and completely. The hose did not kink, and the jett backpressure pulls the head down the pipe and you can feel when you hit a clog. Its my new favorite toy and Im going to clean all the drains around the property. Thanks

I bought this because I had a reoccurring slow drain for the kitchen/laundry room. I have a two 90s back to back in my main drain and it was causing a slow buildup of sediment that I couldn't get with a drain snake. This thing rinsed it right out. My only issue is that I couldn't get around the second 90 to continue on. It's just a little two stiff. Maybe if the hose was a little thinner, I could do it.Lastly, I used an electric pressure washer and it works just fine 2gpm at 1800psi.

We have a few problem areas with old thinwall pipe and roots as well as grease build ups. I would normally replace the pipe, but it runs under a foundation. Run this baby as part of regular maintenance about every 6 months keeps everything flowing. Far easier to spend 20 min a few times a year then waiting for a major blockage and mess to deal with.

I bought a $63 sewer jetter 100ft. Went down the drain about 25ft wouldnt go further and easily pinched itself which slowed the flow of water. I had to buy this hose and it unclogged my drain completely. It went further down, stayed firm with easy flow of water.

Had sand and small gravel blocking my pipes 20 feet from the clean out. I rented a heavy duty snake and tried every attachment it had and it didn't do a thing. I bought the sewer snake and used it with my 2.5 GPM pressure washer and within 10 minutes my pipes were unclogged. I have been dealing with this for over a month so what a relief. I just worked the snake back and forth like directed and problem solved.

Unfortunately, as in several other reviews, this will not make it through bends in old 4" cast pipe.50' 'JET SNAKE' brand had no problem making in the entire 50' length.This could not go into the pipe more than 15'