Ok - first off, I'm what you'd call a very advanced DIY-er and Landlord. I had ordered this thing to go with my large hot-water pressure washer after buying an old 4-plex with roots in the sewer.
I woke up the morning after Christmas to find a pile of sewer effluent coming out of the main drain cleanout when I went to meet the painters. Yep, that's right, a literal pile of human excrement. Yum.
Anyhow - this product did the trick! I used the pressure washer gun as a valve (this really needs 2 people to do it right) and used 150 degree water. You will need the Forney fitting https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003X5MLW4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 to connect it to your pressure washer BTW.
Dropped it down the main stack on the building, and once the hot water had ran for a couple minutes and the hose softened up, we fed it down the main sewer, where it promptly blasted loose the 50 years of arse that had gone down the pipe. Sent it all straight to a watery grave, old Davey Jones Locker if you will. Ditto on those pesky roots I'd poisoned. Bastards.
the next phase of the battle involved the main cleanout where my pipe meets the city tap. this was the site of Great Evil, where the foul gases from middle earth came back to our world. Sent this hot water demon down the hole, hit the trigger, and down she went, spewing 150 degrees of freedom in all directions. human feces, bacon grease and all the fixings disappeared down to the city pipe, out of my life and never to be seen again.
Just cause I could, i re-cleaned everything, and now the main flows like the colorado river in spring.
BTW the plumber wanted $750 cash to show up that day. I used this, showered for 30 minutes and then spent a lot less than that on dinner and a beer.
If you have a pressure washer, this thing is AWESOME. It won't fit down smaller lines, but my 3" main got cleaned out no problem. If you have hot water, use it.
It now lives in a sealed bucket after a bleach bath and a sunning, ready to fight again when the $hit-demons come back. I'm ready for you.
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Good tool to have. Didn't work a miracle for me.
I have used this hose a couple times now. It seems to be fine, but didn't really work any miracles for me. Honestly, I ended up replacing the entire sewer line outside a few weeks ago. Had chronic issues for the first year we owned the house - clay sewer with horrible roots, and a 10 foot belly. I had my roots cleared out and started treating with salt, but I think the pipe was damaged and every few months the built up toilet paper was inevitable. I know this won't clear a ROOT backup itself, but it should be able to spray the TP off the roots... It was a disaster of a house purchase (roof,wiring, sewer) but having this hose in my toolbox was an easy choice. As many reviews say, try the Forney 75142. Honestly, I was much happier with how the included nozzle in THIS kit pulled down the sewer pipe. It pulled VERY well. Each nozzle has it's pros.. One thing to keep in mind when using a jetter, that if your sewer is clogged, the water has to go somewhere. So if it's clogged, it's coming back your way and could come into the house. I ended up having someone with a shop vac sucking the water out as we pumped more water in. This can be very messy if your sewer is full of crap and paper. Also remember that when toilet paper and debris starts going back into the house pipes, it's going to jam toilet paper where it really shouldn't be. So even after your clog is gone, you may have to plunge and clear out house lines too..run lots of hot water. I could see this being more valuable as a proactive maintenance thing. if you ever want to understand how horrible toilet paper is, check this video out. Makes a lot of sense of how a small root, belly, or break problem can build up over time, and how tough giant wads of toilet paper are. www DOT youtube DOT com/watch?v=j2e6XmTPX5E
