Pressure Washer 3000 PSI Power Washer Electric Powered for Car Cleaning Machine with Quick Connect Nozzles Foam Bottle for Home Driveway Patio - RE1

This product came with all fittings to attach to a 3000 psi Briggs & Stratton power washer. Assembly was quick and the hose end attached to the quick disonnect at the end of of the washer handle wand. I used the washer handle to regulate the water flow. AS OTHERS SAY, completely uncoil and straighten the hose out before adding water pressure. DO NOT allow the hose to coil or loop on itself, which could cause a kink. The hose could possibly kink, but I had no issues after straightening it out. The hose quality seemed fine and the outer coating was slick and moved easily through a 4" corrogated straight drain pipe with no elbows. I cleared two 4" house drain lines that were packed with silt from the small creek they empty into. Ran the hose into the pipe with the attached Millie nozzle that had a front spray and 6 rear jets and the hose pulled itself right into the pipe with the water pressure on. I let the hose enter 3' to 5' at a time, pulling it back and allowing it to pull itself forward with no issues. The drains were filled with silt from the creek and with 2 complete pressure washes, with the aftermarket Millie nozzle, they were quickly cleaned out. There were no roots in either drain and I am not sure the pressure would clear out a thick root ball or it may take multiple passes or higher pressure than what I was using (3000 psi B&S). I was not able to find a residential power washer root cutting nozzle, but it may exist. It would be nice to have a reel to coil the hose onto when complete. I also suggest 2 people to complete job, one on the washer handle and the other feeding the hose. The hose worked great and I had no clogs in the nozzle end. Worth the money I spent and I'll be able to use again.

I used it to clear a 100 ft. long 4 inch drain pipe from the downspout of a storage building. The drain was clogged with mud (the last 10 ft. packed solid). Using a power washer (3000 psi) with the button nose sewer jetter nozzle for about 4 hrs. I cleaned the pipe of all obstruction. This saved me from having to dig up and replace the line at a considerable cost. In light of the very reasonable cost, this was absolutely one of the best tool purchases I have ever made.

We had some accumulated blockage in a very long and straight run on my septic mainline. I'd bought the more expensive jetter hose (50'), which unfortunately didn't reach far enough to the blockage. This 100' run made it further than I needed to go, and as far as I can tell it did a great job clearing the line. I don't know how hard these things are on a septic line, frankly I'd hope I never have to use it again, but it was WAY cheaper than calling out the septic service or a plumber, and very easy to do.This hose is not going to navigate complex turns in smaller pipes nearly as well as the JetSnake brand hose, but it was honestly like 25% of the price. I had no issues at all, but I'd recommend using higher quality teflon tape. What comes in the box is so thin its translucent.

Looked like the drain on the house we bought a few years ago had never been cleaned out in the 17 years since it was built. Removed concrete at each end of drain that was blocking water egress (ugh). Pressure Washer Sewer Jetter Kit worked great to clean-out the drain; removed many roots, one 4 ft long! Got stuck a few times but worked it back-and-forth until free. Kit hose is a bit elastic so I tried not to pull too hard - had to be patient but persistent. Included adapter hardware worked great (USE THE SUPPLIED TAPE FOR THE BEST SEAL) to connect to my Simpson Pressure Washer. Biggest challenge was installing drainage away from the drain opening!! LoL!!

Only one of the spray heads was functional. The sewer jetter nozzle worked well and cleared my lines. The "rotating nozzle" would spin for 10 seconds and stop. If you cycle the pressure washer at the trigger, it would not spin. If I removed the entire 100 ft line from my plumbing and spun it by hand it would free up and work for 10 seconds again before stopping rotation. It must have inferior bearings. I would not spend the extra money for the rotating nozzle.Addendum: I disassembled the rotating nozzle. There was a dried orange residue that had crystalized and was jamming the spinner under pressure. Looks like it may have been dried oil from the orignal milling process. Once I removed that, it seems to spin freely but I have not had a chance to test it.

Everything that was indicated was in the box, even two wrenches to install the hose ends. The multiple fittings made it really easy to connect to our power washer's trigger control. Everything in the package is well built and with reasonable care should last a long time. Our underground gutter drains were plugged with years of pine needles and debris. Started feeding the hose into the drain, after a few minutes there was a gentle woosh and the drain was clear. I would recommend that you lay out all of the hose before you start so that you won't be fighting coils. We have added a yearly clean out to our routine maintenance.

I was impressed at this hose and associated fittings! High quality and worked well! I put this through a lot and it held up! I was impressed how well the fittings self-crawled through the drain pipe while clearing out any debris. If it ever hit a blockage it eventually worked through with little help from me. In the end I think this hose and the fittings were more than worth the money especially for how effectively they worked! I’d recommend this to anyone!

Got the job done, but it was a little difficult to handle because of kinking.