Blocked Drain Drain Jetting Drain Unblocking 70

Blocked Drain Drain Jetting Drain Unblocking 70

[@sergeantsewer856]

Yet another good video and clean drain. People dont realize it's easier to clean up when you can clear blockage without jetter first then clean pipe after it's taking water... Here we have to work from basements mostly so... only use jetter when it's a sludge line and cant clear it with a snake.. Appreciate your efforts showing us how you clean sewers in your are of the world...

[@englishruraldoggynerd]

It is interesting seeing how different tradesmen do the same job around the world in different conditions, be they equipment, conditions, pipe layout or differing installation techniques. It’s also frustrating seeing people criticise based on work done on another continent. I was also sceptical until this occurred to me watching Post 10 channel, clearing drains and culverts as a public service/ channel content/ community good egg. 👍🏻

[@sergeantsewer856]

This is why I mentioned it I seen other people criticize when they dont have any idea of what the job entails... people have to realize that these are the people who have experience dealing with way these drains are plumbed in... The jetter is not the end all when it comes to drains... its messy, its noisy.. and it can be very dangerous to operate in certain scenarios

[@brianshawcroft7081]

I do this in Idaho , only I use machines with different cutter blades. It's a nasty job, wish I could share a video of how I do it.

[@DoubleOSeven007]

I like it when the ‘posh telephone voice’ comes into play, when asking the customers to flush their toilet, very professional 👍 Funny old game. I’ve seen it work the other way too when the middle class try talking to the workers on their level. Of course, both sides see straight through this charade, but it’s a sign of respect offered both ways, none the less. Always amuses me. The social classes, alive and well. 😁

[@missydee7674]

I'm learning that plumbers all over the world have the best sense of humor 😝😂😂😂😂👍🏻💩🌽✔️✔️

[@alexreeve]

You need that when your workplace is a shithole

[@ptpracing3196]

Another great video thanks again. Keep them coming please .

[@brucetheloon]

I half-expected pulling the root would clear the blockage, given the branch running towards the downstream under tension. Was hoping as you pulled it, it would just keep coming and coming for a couple of meters.

[@franksimpson8242]

I'm shocked at the amount of clean-outs there are on all the jobs you do...and you use every one of them! Nice job!

[@brianshawcroft7081]

Where I work doing this in the states, so many places dont even have One cleanout ugh. Lugging a 250# machine down then back up stairs to a basement is a 🤬🤬 job lol. Thankfully if I have to pull a toilet , 90% of them are on the first floor

[@franksimpson8242]

@@brianshawcroft7081 Where I work every dwelling has its own dedicated line and it goes out to a main in the street. The only cleanout that is available is the one that is just inside the foundation wall of the dwelling..which I don't necessarily think is a good idea because if there is a back-up all the mess will end up inside the house...

[@spencerwilton5831]

frank simpson I believe UK rules state there must be one at each junction or change of direction.

[@BEV0323]

🎅 HO, HO, HO! 🎅 🎅☃❄🎄Merry Christmas!🎄❄☃🎅

[@DrainPros]

👍! Nice work guys

[@Boodieman72]

Wish I had a job like this, so satisfying.

[@susie7504]

Do you have different nozzles to use?😀🔦🧤

[@sharkpedal]

ah brilliant a mini-fatberg and a choc bunny egg

[@denisecosta3275]

thanks for uploading guys love the video

[@tracynation2820]

Great video. 💙 T.E.N.

[@pheurbelvls3710]

What on earth was that big white clump that came out with the wipes, grease, laundry detergent? Good job guys. 💚💚

[@kvikende]

Could be fat. Fat hardens and becomes hard and rock like in the drain. So wipe the fat and grease off plates, pots and pans with a paper towel and throw it in the bin before washing up!

[@pheurbelvls3710]

Kvikende Gotcha, definitely and thanks.

[@gunnermel]

Washing powder

[@cataclem28]

You 2 are awesome😁

[@kempingerrohrreinigungberlin]

😅 😅 😅 that was somehow fun to watch

[@BeeRich33]

4:50 Made my day. Hilarious.

[@krayzkev]

I like the barriers around the chambers to stop people falling in, was they made of glass.

[@tracynation239]

Good video. ♡ T.E.N.

[@ljmike1204]

Lol hmm this tree root may be a problem *yanks it and water starts flowing* problem solved

[@OriginalMomo]

If your pipes clog from soap powder, which is WATER SOLUBLE.... maybe switch to liquid? I’m no plumber, but that’s common sense

[@khamsinshamal7988]

And there comes the wet wipes..... (I was half expecting some Q-tips and tampons too). If only people would learn that the only things that “belong” in a toilet is what comes out of our bodies and the toilet paper we use to clean with afterwards.

[@putteefterpappa3779]

Why do you guys use the plunger? You always jet the drain afterwards.. ( my point, use jet only, blockage solved and the drains get a good cleaning ) Anyways job well done..happy customer, money in the bank and so on...👍keep it up

[@brianshawcroft7081]

Plunger is cheaper that jeting I'm sure, if I auger a toilet its 108$ if I have to pull the toilet and use my machine its 178$. Sometimes it's about saving the customer money.

[@putteefterpappa3779]

@@brianshawcroft7081 Agreed! But why plunge and jet then.. i mean it is not necessary then.. just jet.. just use the plunger has it downsides, sure. I use the plunger for clogged toilets and sinks etc.. sewerlines usually ends up with fatclogs after a blockage. so jetting is needed. Just a thought!

[@BossySwan]

Huge lump

[@noworriesmate8287]

That was the easiest £250 you ever made🤣😂🤣😂

[@colinwatkins9511]

The easiest £250 how would you know what they charge?in all fairness you are beating them with another companies brush

[@georgematthews3222]

not rodding the drains again ,bin them lads ,just use the jet.if you are not sure how to go on see drain addict .

[@colinwatkins9511]

Jetting works out more costly for customers

[@georgematthews3222]

@@colinwatkins9511 cannot see it colin a bit of petrol in the machine and your time saved cannot be to costly for the customers and they want drains unblocked yesterday i am sure they would pay a little extra

[@graham999]

Still charge £300 call out fee

[@colinwatkins9511]

£300 call out what planet are you on lol or is this what you charge customers

[@graham999]

Standard rate if they look older than 65 its £450 i come first fuck everyone else

[@colinwatkins9511]

I think ur morals are disgusting and to charge an old age pensioner that type of money is ridiculous you should feel ashamed

[@graham999]

Get a grip they got loads

[@graham999]

Oh and i didn't say its £75 hour hope to meet your parents some day x