MAACFLOW Sewer Jetter Nozzle For Pressure Washer Stainless Steel 1/4" Quick Connect 5000 PSI (Pack of 1)

Good guality stainless steal

I needed to clean out my drains and this tool did the trick. The forward and backward jets work together to keep it moving while loosening up clogs. Worked perfectly for what I needed and performed flawlessly.

Not cleaned since the house was built. Not nearly as bad as I suspected but this nozzle is effective. I had an extra length of pressure hose, slid it in slowly and waited for the water to start coming out. Every few feet, I backed it out to help get whatever it had dislodged out into the gutter.I expected a mess, and it didn't disappoint. Those pipes at the curb are wide open. One year I remember a frog being in there. I know that because the kids were little and we heard it. It became a little adventure. Took us about 15 minutes to isolate it to the pipe. And of course, 3 or 4 screaming kids near the pipe forced the poor guy in deep. I imagine, and hope, he got out.Point being, I expected all kinds of biological mass in there. Luckily nature takes care of things.This nozzle helped to spray some of that stuff out.I think ic ould also be used for downspouts if you have a leaf problem. Just be aware, whatever it is your trying to clear out, it needs somewhere to go. So, a couple/few feet at a time, steady and slow.

The flow of the jet does blow out debris from pipes. Works well to clean out blocked drains.

This was my first time to use this kind of head with my pressure washer.Had picked up the thinner house to try and get it through my toilet but had to remove the toilet to do the job rightly.This had sufficient pressure to pull the full 100' of hose that I had.

Thus far, I’ve only used this in a corrugated underground drain pipe. My gutters empty into an underground pipe, which helps keep the small area between me and my neighbor’s house from flooding. So I’ve primarily used it to clear animal nests, leaves, and grass roots.It’s not a spinning tip, so you might have to give the hose a little twisting action as you go in and out of whatever pipe you’re attempting to clear. But the hole in the tip shoots a powerful stream, and seems to buzz right through whatever’s in its way. The 6 rear-facing jet holes help propel it forward, and take out anything the front jet missed.I ran this on my electric pressure washer (2000 psi, 1.76 gpm), using the regular hose that came with the washer. Since the pipe is roughly 50 feet long, I had to add a second length of cheap hose to the existing 25-foot hose. This reduces the pressure slightly.Using this on an electric pressure washer might not give you the power you need, but for me, it worked perfectly. The more powerful your pressure cleaner, the better this will work.Caution: If you use the quick-release connector that this fits, pushing the jetter into a root or other immobile object (like the ridges inside a corrugated pipe) could push the quick-release and disconnect the jetter tip. I taped my connection together to help prevent such an occurrence, but that might be a good reason to buy two of these.Something else I like about this tip is that it can be separated from it’s quick-connect fitting. This would be valuable to prevent accidental disconnects, by removing the quick-connect fitting and screwing it directly onto a purpose-built sewer jetting hose. That makes it skinnier, and less apt to hang up on anything.Anyhoo, it worked great to clear out the leaves and junk from my pipe.I hope this helps.

I used this with my 3200psi pressure washer. I removed and didn't use the quick-connect to prevent losing it if it were to catch on something during use. I have a separate hose that I use for sewer jetting that has the correct threads for this nozzle without the quick-connect.I used this to clear a slow draining outflow on my septic. It worked great. The single forward-facing jet breaks through clogs while the rear facing jets help to move the nozzle forward and push debris backward out of the pipe. This nozzle worked great.

It's got 1 front, 6 rear jets - really likes to pull itself into pipes. Clears like a champ, and even has a 1/4" QC already on it! If you don't know how jetting works, you should read up on it a little before ordering. You will need a 1/4" jetting hose to go with this if you want it to work, and you will need to know how everything has to go together. You really don't want to be 'that guy' trying to cross-thread engineer it . . .Perfect for jetting!