100 FT Sewer Jetter Kit for Pressure Washer, 5800 PSI Drain Jetter Washer Hose with Corner Rotating Button Nose Sewer Jetting Nozzle, Water Jet Drain Cleaner with 1/4” NPT Handle Strap

I discovered storm drains in our yard, that had been buried for probably 10 years, and were full of debris. This worked as advertised, allowing me to clear a couple hundred feet of drains. Took a bit of trial and error to figure out the special abilities of each of the nozzles, but once I had that sorted out, and after a few hours of work, the drains were once again functioning.Given that success, I helped some neighbors with their drains. It won’t cut through major roots, but it was excellent at removing sand, mud, and smaller debris. I have recommended this product to several of my neighbors (so they can do the work next time.)The hose appears to be of excellent quality. It helps to fully unroll it before using it, especially as it can start to propel quickly down the drain want to get past the blockage.

This thing works well. Paired it up with my 3200psi gas pressure washer. Used it to clean out French drains in my basement. Was able to remove a lot of sediment and some roots to get the drains running again. I would suggest unraveling the hose fully to avoid a big tangled up mess before you start. Worth the price even if it only works once.

My outdoor drain pipes were clogged and my yard was a mess in the rain. They needed to be unclogged ASAP so the water did not penetrate the lower levels of the house. The Sewer Jetter came with any of the adapters that you might need to connect it to your your pressure washer. The tip that I used actually has backward as well as frontward facing jets. This propelled it through the pipe as it was cleaned. Just give the hose a little slack and off it goes! I was really pleasantly surprised. This was outdoors, so using indoors you should definitely consider the potential for water spray and back flow and how you will handle it. Much cheaper than calling a plumber.

used on 3 different pressure washers found that to do a through job it needs at least a 2.0 or better to bust thru grease

Simple to hook up and very good quality. Worked well and flow was effective.

150’ Hose blew out as soon as I put pressure on it. Upon further inspection I found spots where the hose was damaged. I ended up going to Tractor Supply and buying a 50’ hose and rigging up fittings from 3/8” to 1/8” in order to finish the job. Cost me another $200+. I was cleaning sewer lines at an RV park and the access ports are every 100’.

This product is way better than I thought. First off.... Safety.... I was not sure how best to set this up seeing as there is a jet shooting towards you as you start feeding this product into a pipe... I happened to have a ball valve that I attached to this line that shuts the water off until I'm ready to use this. It also helps when I go to pull the hose out of the clogged pipe as I can shut the water off before the nozzle comes into view. I had slow moving curtain drains that I wanted to flush before things got out of hand. This product actually DOES feed itself into the pipe until it hits a blockage, I worked the hose until it passed and sure enough I was able to see the mud exit... just awesome. I also bought a set of m22-14mm male to male adapters so I could connect this hose to my existing hose without having to detach that hose from the pressure washer. I bought the 100ft hose, and up to almost the end of the hose this fed itself into the pipe.... I would buy this again n a heartbeat!

I bought a jetter kit to clear my French drain. Unfortunately, the first kit arrived missing a pressure washer connection. The replacement kit, however, had everything. I initially used a pressure washer with 1800 PSI and 1.8 GPM, but it wasn't strong enough to clean the drain effectively - a waste of time. Even after upgrading to a 3000 PSI and 2.5 GPM washer, the cleaning ability was still limited. It wouldn't even clear out small tree roots. Based on this experience, I recommend using a pressure washer with at least 4000 PSI for cleaning French drains. I suspect other jetter kits would face similar limitations with low-powered washers. Finally, the mushroom head attachment seemed to track the best within the pipe, so I recommend starting with that nozzle.