3000psi(s16)-1/4" Quick Release Pressure Washer Sewer Drain Hose,Sewer Jetter Hose Kit (35FT)

I connected this hose to the pistol grip handle of my 2300psi electric pressure washer and it worked great! The manufacturer recommends a higher psi but it worked with my washer. I used this system to clean the rain leaders draining from a flat roof to parking lot. Dry snake type systems kept getting hung up and stuck. This pressure washer system is stiff enough to travel 35 feet without kinking but flexible enough to get through (3) 90's in a 2" pipe. The pressure washer hose cleared all clogs and flushed out the lines. THe hose is durable and will last for many uses. This is a great product and I wish I would have ordered it months ago.

You can see where the jetter put nice holes through the grease on the way in from my pics. This jetter paired with a camera is the way to go and it saved me over $500 easy. I wouldn't recommend using this without a camera since you might have root problem that the jetter could get stuck on.I ran mine in through the clean out and I will say the hose pretty much pulls itself in from the force of the jets coming backwards. It's a great product and I do recommend it if you want to save money by clearing most clogs yourself paired with a camera of course!

Cleaning out deco drains!

TLDR; 2 90 degree bends, 2" line (expanding to 3" then 4"), stubborn almost complete clog, 10 minutes to done. Could not get it around the bend of 2 different syncsJust had a bad clog in 40 year old 2-3" steel pipe inside the walls. I knew exactly where it was because a toilet on the downside of the block worked, but the sink a few feet away did not. Basically every other sink, shower and toilet were above the block. took about 6 gallons before the lowest sync was bubbling up some nasty water. I paid $425 a couple years ago to have the top of this line jetted out, but I think he only had 25' of line to work with, so missed the current issue. I tried using a chemical clog remover and a plunger to no avail. It took at least 3-4 hours to drain 6 gallons through this clog.Thankfully I picked up the 35' hose last summer, and was waiting to write a review until I actually used it. a few minutes to attach the attachment to the hose, and the included quick connect to the hose & sprayer. I accessed the line through a 2" access plug, and snaked about 34' to reach a clog. The access point was 90 degrees to the pipe, and there is for sure another 90 degree turn about 5 feet below the access plug, and then it was a straight shot. I could only push a 1/2" drain auger about 25', but this line was stiff enough to get it to the block at 34'. I have a 2,300 psi max electric pressure washer. Took about 10 minutes of working the line back and forth before it was completely clear. Afterward I ran a shower and 3 sinks for 10 min, with a few flushes for good measure - all good.Afterward, I tried to snake it into a couple of the sinks to clean out the pipes. I removed the s-trap so I had a straight shot, but the 90 degree bend in both of them was a foot or two into the wall. I could not get it to go around this bend. Definitely good for an access port though.

This thing works great even with my crappy Sun Joe machine. I sent the little nozzle with its powerful jets on the inside of my truck's frame rails and it blasted out several pounds of mud and rust scale. Its gonna be one hell of a clean-up when that stuff dries. Note to self: do this at someone elses house or over a gravel area.

My water line from the downspout of my house was clogged. This cleaned it out so well when attached to my pressure washer. Did not even have to dig up and replace the line

I had to buy the right adapter to get this to fit my power washer, but the real problem is that the hose kinked very easily. I taped up that kink, after spending 30 min thinking I was getting the job done when really the hose was just folding over on itself. And then it kinked again in another place. Wasted a lot of time trying to use this when it was just kinking in the pipe. Then I had to call the plumber anyhow so waste of time and money.

This will kink if you are not very careful so it is not ideal for drain use. If you have straight runs with no turns it may be OK but i would look for a thicker hose with more support.

Although it cleared the drain it was not able to go in to the drain as far as I had hoped. The drain is corrugated black plastic and the jet head gets caught attempting to make it around a sharp bend. That said the hose and the fittings fit my gas powered pressure washer perfectly and it did solve the blockage issue that nothing else was able to do. Delivery was quick and the product is exactly as described so I am happy with the purchase.

A very useful adapter to my pressure washer. Should have purchased this years ago. Well worth it.

Great item great price