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[@jeffreysouthflorida7008]

Amazing work. I’m exhausted just watching. DA pulls out roots the size of an eagle’s nest, cuts open a cast iron pipe, runs up and down three flights of stairs, lugs a small suitcase that contains 100 pounds of gear, locates a blockage just by sense, digs a hole at the exact place of the blockage, blasts out concrete in the pipe, and then clears the drain so it functions. Wow! DA is also the Drain Deity, the Drain Surgeon, the Drain Wrangler, the Drain King, the Drain Boss, the Drain General, the Drain Ruler, etc. Best channel on KZbin!

[@nicklaslindgard]

Omg lol that is so true!!!☺

[@TheRealBambihooves]

He'd rule if they had a drain category in the Olympics 😜

[@wehabhomes2587]

Must be from Krypton!

[@simontay4851]

But why the hell was there concrete (was it was actually real sand/cement/stones concrete) in the pipe in the first place? Who pours concrete down a drain pipe?

[@xl000]

@@simontay4851 roots damaged a PVC pipe somewhere, broke it, then it got worse. At some point point I assume, stuffs that are around the pipe just start falling into it, like the stones at 2:23 The root cause is that plants root are able to break PVC given enough time, but it's never really mentioned. Just look up "Do tree roots grow in PVC pipe" on Google / KZbin. This is real problem that needs to be solved.

[@debthompson1761]

You are just so ambitious and really do get to the bottom of a problem. You're very thorough and complete. Great job

[@flintgrind]

I'm a retired plumber and I gotta say, you work your ass off. I always hated cleaning drains, whatever they're paying you, it's not enough.

[@herowillrose3198]

Drain job, never got paid enough. I was layoff, looking for temple job, got trained for six months, but did not go for drain job as internship. I said no, I like to work on electrical, install sink, toilet, gas and electrical stove, but not getting involvement with drains.

[@jmylaabo3445]

I paid 7600 for repair the two feet broken pipe line in my front yard two weeks ago 😫

[@eddyvideostar]

@@jmylaabo3445 Even dollars -- this is too much.

[@judyhazelwood7099]

Ollie knows pipes and drains. He has a passion. He is a hard worker 😊😊😊 I love binge watching the videos , I kinda have a crush on him. Lol❤❤❤

[@charycemitchell8198]

Do we love watching the drains being cleared or do we love watching Ollie. Both I say

[@iamrichrocker]

an experienced and honest professional who does the job right..and he is always hustling..i would hire this Lad in a minute..He puts so many others to shame..thank you Sir..

[@RobertRoberts329]

You sir are a hero. You tackle all problems big or small. No excuses. And you are really really good at your job. Bravo sir! Love your videos and love your work.

[@vkorpel]

And also fast and proper working

[@simontay4851]

He's aggressive and impatient

[@user-jg78]

@@simontay4851 *Tired of dealing with people's shit**

[@tundralife5570]

Stumbled onto this page, but now I find myself watching them all. I’m in the construction field and always appreciated a man that makes things happen and is skilled at his trade. It’s very rare these days. I applaud you sir.

[@Toby761]

Why I love drain videos is still a mystery to this day.

[@AndreasDelleske]

Toby Vlogs706 nah, too filthy this time.

[@Mavyenta]

Toby Vlogs706 it helps with weight loss

[@bmantz]

That feeling, ... you have to wait for hours to go to the toilet, .... and than you finally can go, .... that magic feeling!

[@ecchitense4095]

It's the satisfaction you get from seeing someone skillfully do a job that we all appreciate, but won't do.

[@peterko4703]

Ecchi Cap 0

[@charliefunboy5210]

OMG!!! You are like an Egyptian Archaeologist searching for hidden tunnels!!! It is like you have a Sixth Sense when it comes to drains. I bow to your wisdom and talent sir!!

[@michaelmorrison4201]

Yea but instead of priceless artifacts, he finds poop and roots.

[@CHAINSMELLY]

@@michaelmorrison4201 What you expect? It's a drain.

[@daveb7206]

When my co-workers complain bout their Job and say they are having a shitty day, I show them some of these videos and they get back to work twice as hard !!! Thanks Mate

[@jays106]

or tell them to read the literature in a johnson and johnson rectal thermometer! each thermometer is manually tested

[@shirlywilson4287]

What an amazingly hard working man, does the job at 100%, very nice professional job, well done!!👍👍

[@danachappell3861]

Wowsers!! I still can't get over the fact that water heaters and pipes above ground. Here in Canada, those would freeze completely and bust in our winters. Summers wouldn't be too bad, but winters are brutal here. Glad to see that your listening skills are top notch. You were pretty bang on with the pipe.. maybe an inch or three off, but not enough to have to dig up the whole yard looking. Great job, length was just about right.. maybe Justin can keep a running commentary when able about what you are doing and what you need to do to get this pipe cleaned out and working again. I know you (Ollie) really doesn't have time, as you are hustling your butt all over to find all the blockages. Good call on the blockage from the cast pipe. Concrete isn't a good thing to have in there. Great work, and these longer ones are perfect. lol Have a great day gents!!!

[@geezus1201]

I love in The USA in Blacksburg VA. And that water heater would not last at all in winter here it would freeze and busy May even explode during the summer months. Don't know

[@MittyNuke1]

Where the weather never goes below freezing temperature you can get away with exposed sewer piping and outdoor water heater + water piping as shown. That wouldn't last long here in Rhode Island either! But as it's starting to get cooler now, I wouldn't mind a nice warm climate like that :)

[@jon.bennett]

Looks like Sydney and if the post date is close to when the actual work took place this was in winter.

[@robwest5457]

Tears off jacket, throws it right down into toilet runoff. This guy is a real man.

[@simontay4851]

He's an aggressive, impatient, bad tempered man. Treat your stuff with respect, not just throw it on the dirty ground.

[@ninaeli3982]

@@simontay4851 You are just jealous that he is a hardworking and professional man with a succesfull business

[@sabrinafelber]

@@simontay4851 It already had been sprayed with sewer nasty doesn't really matter at that point I don't think lol! GROSS

[@donnawoodman6249]

This shows your hard work and helps me appreciate the effort you put into doing a good job. Thanks fellas 💪💙💪

[@Nightlifeimages]

You can tell he was getting over it but yet he was still polite to his second hander. Legend.

[@lucyr8711]

He never swears which is something that Aussie trades men are known to do

[@NaruSanavai]

@@lucyr8711 He swears with his body language. You could tell before the halfway mark: he knew this job was bad - you might even call it a _shit_ job ;) - and by the end, he was _done_ ...but, even still, he did all that he could, and eliminated the blockages.

[@mchaelallen]

Can't believe on the edge of my seat watching a drain clearing. Great camera work too, well done men!

[@mignanthenderson8110]

Freaking brillant watching him unclog the clog.

[@mundanedanny]

I honestly don't know how or why this was on my feed... but i am in love with drain videos now.

[@HughzieTube]

Popcorn seems so inappropriate for this channel so I'm busting open a tin of sweetcorn to watch this 40 minuet beauty! 🌽 🌽🌽

[@zalmaflash]

CORN IS WHAT'S FOR DINNER!!! The official veggie of the Drain Addict channel.

[@Kanjo16]

Make sure you chew it up good.

[@zalmaflash]

@@Kanjo16 If I do that it looses it's clogability.

[@DrPococksMagicPills]

Sweetcorn. The food you can eat again and again and again...and it still looks like it just came out the can

[@wood2hoz4]

We all know how much He “Loves” corn!

[@mshaque5458]

This man is a bloodhound. How did he know where to dig? I guess he could feel, hear, and smell the pipe below ground. Much respect, sir.

[@alee9188]

The Drain Whisper

[@herpnderpn2484]

You can feel/hear that thing in the ground. Simply find the spot where it is loudest and vibration is strongest...... And dig.

[@honestspirit56]

Yes….Ollie has built in radar…. And can see a pipe underneath the ground.

[@lukewarm2075]

You guys are drain Artists great job it takes experience to work out a job like this.

[@deadsettom9054]

I love nothing more than seeing someone confident in their trade. You sir are a go'er

[@lordhoho1]

He is able to feel the blockage through the earth wow

[@houghtonjeannie]

Vibration from the jet water you can hear and feel the vibration.

[@lucyr8711]

Sewage whisperer. Amazing isn't it?

[@suep9445]

He's a drain whisperer!

[@aslimebagthing3222]

Superpower

[@jc_yadigg]

As I watched I thought did my mans just earth bend to find the clog. So I re watched it and picked up on a very smart move. You'll notice he feeds the line and then hold on to the line at the point of the clog. Then without moving his hand from that spot walks out the distant till the line returns to the top giving him a rough estimation of where to feel out for the vibrations and center in on it from there. Still very impressive!

[@patstanton1885]

The camera man was phenomenal , instead of turning off the camera while the plumber went to get a tool, the camera man gave viewers a look at the surroundings, and didn’t shake the camera the rest of the time. The plumber more than earned his money, didn’t waste any time. If I needed a plumber, I would want this guy!

[@luzrivera3413]

The best specialist I've ever seen. Bless your heart sir.

[@Steve-bk8sm]

This guy does nothing but hustle his butt off, much respect. Almost running up and down those stairs.

[@MrSciara024]

Steve Cohron when you get paid by the job time is money.

[@Gooseberries773]

This guy is such a hard worker. He wears me out watching, but I do

[@AussieGinger]

I love how you can just finesse the pressure head up the pipe. Lovely

[@maryannanderson7517]

I get so tired just watching him that I think I'm going to have to go take a nap! Amazing work! And why this stuff fascinates me so much is something that I do not yet understand.

[@caileighlong5561]

Maryann Anderson it’s fascinating I think cause it’s so satisfying when they pull a fat chunk of weeds and debris out!

[@bigdaddysandcastle1614]

I am starting to show these videos to my employees to say, "put some effort in like these guys."

[@EdwardOskarsson]

404 logic not found

[@kainenmattison3665]

I think he owns his buissness... or at least is paid by the job...

[@Netlogic.]

@@kainenmattison3665 lol right, meanwhile this guy probably pays his "employees" minimum wage as is standard in America for unskilled labor, yet expects them to hustle.

[@johnsimmons8448]

no kidding. but the union would get upset with your employees if they did.

[@Lagaholic]

@@Netlogic. Even helpers for plumbers are making about $20-25an hr where i live. So I doubt that...

[@dbatesdob]

Once the coat came off , I knew we were going straight to level 3

[@cynthialaw8132]

He's like a Bloodhound. He was able to sniff out that underground sewer line in no time at all! Lol

[@IB_A]

Its just great and relaxing watching this stuff, thanks, helps a lot

[@chicagophoneguy]

I admire your work ethic. You must sleep really well at night.

[@diorivaljunior]

good work. a hug from rio de janeiro - Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@bostedtap8399]

Anyone reminded of the movie "Exorcist", when the yellow stuff makes an appearance?. Thanks for sharing and best regards from the UK.

[@nathanwight1527]

Lol this pipe is clear!

[@TerminalVelocityable]

This is a very interesting video! Working problems faster then I could. I like how he seamlessly finds one problem, works it, and then moves to the next. Excellent worker! I'm impressed with his motivation and drive to do a good job.

[@JesusRodriguez-du1ne]

This Plumber is determined to win this Battle blockage or not whatever it takes..one of the greatest plumbers I've seen..My Respects to you sir..

[@youknowme8578]

My friend, you deserve every pound,penny, and/or shilling you make! Great work.

[@HeadrushStudio21228]

the second i saw this man pawing through the grass feeling / looking for something is the second i knew he knows his shit... yea

[@barneykennett9282]

This is superb, so many companies could learn from these two fellas, what excellent customer services are all about...👍

[@billridings8220]

Holy Crap! I’m exhausted watching you how hard you work. Hustling!

[@umgamal4756]

geuys you need rest 👍

[@malcolmforsythe6440]

I hope you get paid for the work of the 3 people you're doing man!!! Subscribed 😁😁😁

[@sujas-wellness]

ജ്ജ്ജ്ജ്ൻ.

[@alans.7733]

40 mins of Blocked Drain! I’m breaking out the corn. Popped corn that is.

[@alexkondylas8931]

This is what's called being passionate about what you do and stopping at nothing!! Bravo you are a true master in plumbing :)

[@boxerofshadows]

You are the Jedi-Jetter. Nice work.

[@xcalibre222]

WOW, I hope you fellas charched triple time for that job! I was also thinking that looked like some good dirt, Great for a garden. :)

[@SardonicALLY]

41 minutes, this one is bloody feature length!

[@DavidSanchez-mx2ji]

Philip Dunne l6g k:

[@doneown503]

yes, but I'm trying to figure the plot line??

[@waynejohnson1295]

It's just amazing how you can find the source of a blocked drain and find a remedy just like it was nothing at all. You're just the best plumber that I ever seen at your job.

[@specter6633]

Worth every penny. Would watch this movie again.

[@mikeduncan8929]

What a hard working man.

[@Boodieman72]

I swear you could be in the outback in a barren landscape and the drains would still get clogged with roots.

[@jamesgrimwood1285]

Or 20 storeys up in a tower block unjamming someone's toilet - "Yep, wet wipes... and roots. We're 100m off the ground, but still roots"

[@jamesduff6937]

@@jamesgrimwood1285 You have got to be kidding???

[@kingtutt61]

Love watching someone who loves their job. True professionals!

[@helenquiggle6196]

Wow I’m Exhausted just watching this guy I’m am impressed with the knowledge he has and the hard work he has put into this job He deserves a A++++ and a Raise ... great job keep up the good honest work !!!!

[@Al-tq2zt]

You know you have watched a few of these when you can second guess what head he's going to use next

[@yay4meluigi]

I was watching your videos yesterday and I kept thinking you were adding sound effects at weird times. I finally realized it’s actually the wildlife where you live. Hahaha.

[@pauld136]

Been quarantined and Drain addict was in my recommended . Been watching all these. So satisfying!

[@juliankeen3631]

You sir are very good at your job no matter whether the blocked pipe is big or small you always get the job done so well you do a brilliant job

[@jamesedwards8805]

Craftsmanship and skill. Great job brother.

[@Beethoven1981]

First I was thinking "That's just disgusting" and few minutes later I was disappointed that I wasn't able to see everything. What the hell is happening to me?!?

[@jays106]

your catching the DA bug

[@evanpenny348]

Heroic work. Well done.

[@eddyvideostar]

Dear Drain Addict: At 3:00 minutes: Therefore, at this point: A electric snake would be ineffective, and a manual hand-crank snake would be like whining wildly on a wizened haggard, sore with effort and wrought with disappointment. This jetting was so effective. I appreciate this video.

[@bpriest1300]

You are quite the digging machine.

[@andyyan8898]

What a warrior of the drain! You are real Mario. It worths paying you each coin.

[@oermama]

What a all around job that was. Good thing the soil was sandy and no rocks or hard clay. Thanks for showing us your work ❤

[@wop60]

Australia should be grateful to you Ollie. Greetings from Italy

[@zsandmann]

These drains look like abstract art.

[@korlimservices4180]

Drain Addict ? .... Better change it to Drain Doctor ! First time watching one of your video's.....Nice job Done, really good !!

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Drain Surgeon...

[@uptone12111]

I have been working with drains for almost 20yrs .This is satisfying still!

[@milktea2929]

You showed how to locate the problem and solved it. I like your work ethic. This job is not for everyone. I'd rather pay someone. But thanks for the video.

[@kevinsparkas9908]

Why is it so satisfying when that blockage first pops and the water starts flowing ??

[@saurabhgrover863]

Maybe because thats the natural order of things. Also, maybe the drains of life in Us are in need of such cleaning and that Life feels it inside when it sees it happening outside..!

[@victorgonzalez-ow2ro]

I have been living in a house with s beautiful tree that give lot's of shade and providers a swing and tree house to the kids but the sewer line has Roots infiltration do I bought my own equipment to do maintenance and yes it is satisfying when the blockage pops, the tree and I have a Love and hate relationship, lol

[@Kanjo16]

Is it weird that I thought to myself, "That's some good looking dirt." as he was digging?

[@jaykneegarner2479]

Shelby Lee if your a gardener than nope!

[@sarahpatnode3748]

I thought the same thing. We have red clay here.

[@5783greg]

Not Ohio clay. That is some nice dirt.

[@minehermit]

no, i did too. here the dirt is hard as a rock and when he was digging it looked so soft.

[@Sophiauss]

Shelby Lee I like my dirt to be nice and dark so I don’t exactly agree it looks a bit dry lol

[@kmj782]

I really admire your work ethic and your knowledge. Truly a determined guy!

[@KatelinArnold-zd6nn]

Love seeing you wear those goggles Ollie

[@oldbatwit5102]

Erm... yes, you might want to wash that sheet again. When that big case came out I was expecting him to go full Ghostbusters.

[@wil8115]

40mins, you know it'll be a good one...

[@darrellterry1278]

One thing for sure this man isn't afraid of hard work and hustling .

[@Gooseberries773]

You are such a hard worker.

[@TheKumra]

Love these long ones.

[@Zacht1980]

That's what she said.

[@mollydew4719]

All I could think was, "HOLY SHIT!" Then I remembered that is was actually watching shit and realized my quarantine life has lead me to this channel.

[@rbk7876]

Great video it definitely " Drained " all my energy watching it !

[@WideOpenThrottle]

Can’t for the life of me understand why I find it satisfying watching your videos bud 😂 I like when you break out the penetrator and the ol double barrel

[@lucyr8711]

I ♡ fatboy

[@syedabdulhalim23]

$250 for all this hard work on Draingo Australia website? Sheesh. I personally would pay EXTRA.

[@gyver471]

Syed Abdul Halim hell na it’s thousands.

[@Zikerrock]

Sit back on full screen lads. We got a movie here. Edit: Wow what a plot twist in the end.

[@jamesbillet2168]

Excellent video. Thank you so very much for sharing. Best of wishes from America.😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@patakedessa]

I learned from this video and I have been following you ever since. good morning from Edessa

[@mitchblackmore5230]

Damn, if the home owners are shitting out concrete, they made want to add a bit more fiber to their diet.

[@barbaraannemitchell2911]

🤣

[@SheylaQueen1998]

Was it concrete or limescale?

[@jamesthepuerilis]

its surprised me that none of the houses have manholes, in the UK we have a service manhole that you open the hatch and can access the sewer pipes from there, would make your life a whole lot easier if they had them

[@mauriceupton1474]

Lousy city council regulations and building codes followed by poor tradesmanship and zero preventive maintenance by home owners.

[@mike2652]

Some lovely specimens there. The Kookaburra were out in full force, too.

[@deansjball]

Loving these feature length episodes Ollie! Shows what crap you come up against sometimes!! Great stuff as ever!

[@donnawoodman6249]

It’s dinner and a movie folks!!

[@bg147]

You work as fast as anyone I have seen. It is eye opening for me to see water heaters and plumbing on the outside of structures. How did concrete get into that line?

[@MittyNuke1]

Someone was upset with the property owner... I'd be amazed if that much concrete + the rock he first pulled out was an accident. Or someone was trying to turn the sewer line into a hydroponics installation 😅

[@davidmann4533]

I am exhausted just watching this guy 😂

[@Ivan-Torres-1979]

You sir are a true specialist 👍

[@jiminycricket2230]

That drain system was a mess!! Good for you for figuring out the problem. Looks like an unhappy renter perhapse or someone looking to cause trouble?

[@pedro922]

Repeat after me: do NOT make reductions in sewer line Again, do not make reductions in sewer line

[@DonnaGB333]

I'd still be lugging that case down the stairs! You have great talent.

[@01summabreeze]

I love watching your video. Just fascinated what you pull out. no one does it like you do Oliver. 😂. Your a hard working man.

[@on3td]

16:00 The Drain Whisperer

[@dupeyou2474]

Concrete in the pipes is what happens when the Brickies aren't paid ...

[@peteb2]

Or when the site next door does some retaining wall repairs but the concrete pump operator doesn't give a toss where his overflow runs away to. Had to lift all my buried PVC rain runoff feeders to the street gutter and bash out the half choke cement & then re-bury it.

[@handlebullshit]

Bricks were shat.

[@davids.2858]

Does it worth to repair ? Or just install a new line.

[@fredygump5578]

But to be fair...did you see the brickwork? No effort to match new and old brick whatsoever...maybe they didn't deserve to get paid.

[@slickwill7469]

How did you fix the holes you cut in the pipes?

[@clambersonsalgado2880]

Chow meus parabens, você è um grande profissional nota 10 , to iniciando no ramo estou aprendendo muito com seus vidios um grande abraço.

[@michaelwho]

Found your channel a few days ago. I never knew about those pressure washer tips. Cool. You’re good at what you do and work hard. Hope you get paid the big bucks! Damn, those roots!