Can This As Seen on TV Plumbing Gadget Unclog 50,000 Orbeez?!

Can This As Seen on TV Plumbing Gadget Unclog 50,000 Orbeez?! - Plumber Tests out As Seen on TV Products
Today we're putting an as seen on tv plumbing gadget to the test to see if can unclog a sink drain clogged with 50,000 orbeez. Plumber's Hero claims to be able to unclog drains easily with no effort, but today we're finding out if that's accurate or just marketing hype.
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[@RogerWakefield]

Want to see more videos like this? We're thinking about giving Plumber's Hero another shot, what do you think?

[@beatfromjetsetradio8239]

I wonder if this kind of channel format would mesh with some of the stupid raingutter stuff I’ve seen.

[@UKMonkey]

I'm curious - would your plunger do the job? It's well known in dyi etc, that a gentle continuous force will move things, and that trying to just "smash it" will result in bad things. With a plunger, and a good seal, you could up the pressure slowly - with this thing, not so much.

[@doublestuf11-67]

I would love to see Plumber’s Hero used again just to get a good laugh of you being sprayed at by something 😂

[@RenaxTM91]

I wanna see you unclog that sink with a regular cheap old plunger...

[@rylanleeper4456]

I would love to see you use the Milwaukee air snake with this test that would be awesome.

[@dalesworld1308]

My wife always takes the sink strainer out when she's dumping the dishwater. I ask why she does that and she says 'because it get's food pieces stuck in it.' IT'S SUPPOSED TO ! She doesn't get it.

[@jrock865]

sounds like your dishwasher is broken

[@daddyattitude]

@@jrock865 Mine is broke as well. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@dalesworld1308]

@@jrock865 It's noisy anyway.

[@jrock865]

@@dalesworld1308 mine gripes and makes noises too so i just turn the game up louder.

[@Bob_Lob_Law]

@@jrock865 I am impressed, you created a statement with multiple meanings.

[@SkorpyoTFC]

They re-valved canned air and sold it as a drain blaster. What a racket.

[@justingovak3632]

yea lol thats waht im thinking would use the rest of it for, the computer.

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

@@justingovak3632 you’re gonna blow a hole through your motherboard Lmao

[@ww2fan18]

It would work, but he did it wrong. He should have cleared out some of the beads from the top part first which you can tell he didn't do.

[@r.4teen]

@@ww2fan18 and he didn’t submerge it in water like the guy in the ad

[@sirtangerine1465]

@@r.4teen Even if he did add water, It would shoot upwards the sink, since it doesn't give enough force to push the beads, so dry or not. It doesn't work as advertised.

[@beawhitt2533]

So I was always told by my parents to NEVER pour grease down the drain. It clogs it up. But now I started to catch my husband doing exactly that, so I was curious so see if you were to do a video on it? There's probably other videos online about it but I'd love to see your take on it! Just started to watch these videos and you've successfully made plumbing sound fun.

[@JiffyGriffey]

Friend of mine bought a house from an elderly couple. After about 3 weeks living there, he noticed his kitchen sink would drain slowly, within a week it clogged completely. So he decided to stick Drano Max Gel down in the sink and it didn't fix a thing. Told him I'd come by and take a look for him. He had a 13ft clog of Grease, Pasta, Hair, Drano, and smell. God knows what else. I ended up redoing all of his plumbing to the house because it was a nightmare underneath his house.

[@rm25088]

that must of smelt like death.

[@asu-5748]

Poor Guy

[@SICresinwrks]

That smell must have been horrid, ive seen kitchen plumbing that smells so bad it made bathrooms smell like roses and im not even a plumber, i just help my buddy when he needs extra hands

[@MartyrMachine]

You look like you're 11. I doubt you could put a lego house together.

[@JiffyGriffey]

@@MartyrMachine Thanks for the compliment, as I'm 26 in that photo.

[@bigpapatay8357]

I'm addicted to plumbing videos. Now I'm considering be a plumber

[@yeetandskeet]

dont it sucks lol

[@YosoColo]

It’s a shitty job but pays very well. Just remember that nasty smell is the smell of money

[@captaincanuck4576]

This guy makes plumbing fun. Straight up unless you love putting pipe together and sometimes touching poop pipes,don't do it for a career. That being said nobody saves more lives than a plumber,so you'd be able to take that home everyday. Edit: I also want to say money truely isn't everything,I'm an electrician (use to be an apprentice plumber),but I prefer installing flooring personally. Also it doesn't matter what trade it is,if there's a shitty smell,it's the smell of good money.

[@AfyKirbyOfficial]

Second gen plumber. Everything my father wanted he got and more. Excellent field of work, just don't be a pretty boy.

[@colingomez8949]

Do it

[@Fastwinstondoom]

Not gonna lie, I burst out laughing when those first orbeez came flying back up! As seen on tv indeed :D

[@zelda4926]

Y'all are gonna be finding orbeez in that room til the end of time lol

[@2MeterLP]

At least he didnt fill it with glitter

[@naryosh_]

those orbeez are gonna be everywhere at the end of time

[@karamelflan]

@@naryosh_ no

[@slovenlyelk898]

@@2MeterLP why must you make me feel pain

[@Miguelproductions100]

@@naryosh_ i hate you

[@RagnarokiaNG]

"Plumber's Hero" "Plumber's don't like it" ......inconsistent advertising much.

[@MG-iy4gw]

well i mean i dont think he liked it

[@tylertim1229]

He set it up to fail, by not putting more water in the sink.

[@DubhghlasMacDubhghlas]

@@tylertim1229 yes that would make difference. SMH

[@defalttheloner]

@@MG-iy4gw and don't work, what's save his job. Hero indeed 😄

[@MrManu2468]

The Batman of the plumbing world.

[@MTGMitch]

I think you should show the proper way a trained plumber would deal with the issue after the as seen on TV product fails.

[@kollinshumate4740]

It’s a hole damn box of orbeez prolly not made for taht

[@nightdrivenen7909]

He kinda did in the previous video involving Orbeez. At leas t with what lead me here, seems like he did 3 of them. Could be more. But it was essentially what he would do with Pasta - Rice - Potatoes - etc; that would naturally get built up. Disassemble and clean.

[@wesatrk]

If you can't figure it out then call a plumber. It's kinda the ongoing theme here.

[@tjc_photography]

This unrealistic test. Also if you so week you can't keep a seal. Stop being plumber.

[@damianjohn5995]

Yeah that’s 170$ a hour cuzz

[@Domenion]

About a month ago I bought one of these hero tools to help my folks unclog the kitchen sink. I never could get the damn thing to work as advertised. It kept back blasting me with surface ick, so I decided to take apart the plumbing. Unfortunately this did not happen because the instant hot water system under the sink was awkwardly installed and partially obstructed the pee trap. I'm not a plumber and a barely qualify for handy man. I didn't have the technical know how to even want to try and uninstall and then reinstall that system just to get to a pee trap. After forcing my folks to endure my, rather colorful I might add, tirade of frustration I ended up jury rigging a thin steel pipe I found in my dad's tool chest to his shop vac with gorilla tape. Set the vac to blast and got to fracking the kitchen sink. Alternating between blow and suck on the vac I would dislodge clumps then suck them out. This worked rather well and I removed the clog in 15-20 minutes. I can see the hero working on minor clogs but the back blast sucks. Its awkward to use and if you don't get the seal on the drain perfect you'll get all that ick lingering round the drain on you. Honestly the shop vac was easier to use.

[@xy-ow7hw]

Pressure will take the easiest way to escape. If you just have a minor clog, which will move easily, there should be no back blast. On the other hand: If you are clogging your pipe system that often, that you often need such products, you should evaluate your behavior in pouring anything into the sink. Or flush the system correctly afterwards, that it won´t clog up.

[@peggypasson8794]

I keep trying shop vac ugh

[@DeDraconis]

"Now let's try it with a 240 CFM Air Compressor with no regulator on it." - Tim Allen, probably

[@MikeL-FL]

I do that in my toilet all the time. 90psi cleans the holes in the rim out good and gets them flowing again.

[@DeDraconis]

@@MikeL-FL Oh I'm not saying air can't be effective, I'm just suggest the old Sitcom might've used pressures that would have just straight up cracked the porcelain xD

[@jrp55262]

You laugh, but I kinda wish he'd made like Mythbusters and done "Okay, so what DOES it take to blow the orbeez down the drain?" and tried bigger and better techniques until something gave...

[@kenabi]

@@jrp55262 explosives. explosives always work.

[@sarukmaktao225]

MORE POWER!

[@frostedlambs]

"we had the rubber in place everything should have sealed off great" ahhh the story of how I was made

[@aaronbaraiya3692]

LMFAOOO!!!!

[@TheMadRatKing]

Sorry to hear that bro

[@freezyoffreezers726]

Oooh, self-burn! Best jokes with a side of bitterness

[@colepellegrin5491]

What’s cool about any tool using compressed air to clear a clog in a pipe is the fact it’s using the water’s hydraulic force to clear the clog. Because water can’t compress it will push anything it can out it’s way, but the down side is if it comes in contact with something that won’t move you’ll create a water hammer and likely bust the pipe.

[@Patrick.Weightman]

My first thought seeing that splash back was "what if that was drain cleaner?" My second was "what if that was toilet water?" 😂

[@evie5375]

i mean to be fair it's meant for sinks, not toilets, but there can still be some pretty nasty stuff in sinks, especially including drain cleaner

[@junruluo4821]

Some day, some random tik toker will invent the orbeez drinking challenge.

[@bionicleone]

Nothing would happen. The acid in your stomach wouldn’t react with them and expand them. You’d just crap out small orbeez. Look up orbeez in sulfuric acid

[@kevinmontoya7318]

Some day our lord and savior will present him or herself and create the long anticipated orbez drinking challenge

[@kevinmontoya7318]

Jesus christ i spelled orbeez wrong

[@lincolnbryant2878]

@@bionicleone what if they drunk water after

[@dudedude5035]

What would happen tho

[@SpeedDemonStar]

I really hope Roger makes a series of "As Seen on TV VS 50,000 Orbeez" because it has so much potential!

[@annalopez-overmyer9987]

This guy gives me Jamie Hyneman and Hulk Hogan vibes

[@RyukyuStyle]

fuuusionnnn hoo!

[@kurisu7885]

Well, the Orbeez moved, just not down the drain.

[@johnbrzenksforearm8295]

Just give it a few minutes. The sharkbite guys will be here in a minute to tell you that you just don't like it because it gives homeowners their power back.

[@johnbrzenksforearm8295]

@@teddyfresh9605 , lol

[@johnbrzenksforearm8295]

@Deon Denis , most plumbers use PEX now because copper has gotten too expensive. PEX is also installed much faster. What took days to do in the past, now takes hours because of PEX. You'll see some old skool plumbers who still use copper, but it's not as common as it use to be. Some states still require copper in commercial/industrial settings.

[@DarkThunder3400]

The commitment to the push🤣🤣🤣 I love it. He's deadass trying to make it work and getting sprayed

[@GolDGreg]

About as good as I would expect from an As Seen On TV product

[@Bluechief6]

No, I didn't search this. No, I never wondered if this gadget could actually unclog Orbeez. But I'm here now so I might as well find out.

[@alejandrojuarez1377]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="503">8:23</a> the real reason plumber hero was made was for you to get a beer and watch the plumber do his job

[@ThatBigGuy824]

"Luckily for me, I had safety glasses on" That's not luck, that's anti-darwinism

[@kuhljager2429]

No awards today

[@somuchtocook9159]

@@kuhljager2429 actually evolution can happen in the brain. It ensures that we can actually use the tools we make

[@kuhljager2429]

@@somuchtocook9159 ?? I think you replied on the wrong comment thread

[@somuchtocook9159]

@@kuhljager2429 yeah but I’m just saying that we evolve in a different way because it ensures that we can continue to use the tools we have

[@reklin]

You'd think that the average idiot would know better, but then again, the Florida-Man meme exists for a reason.

[@darkgtprince]

you're putting the seal on to seal the drain, but did you remove the orbees first? if the orbees are still there, you can't make a seal. i know if i ever saw stuff in the sink, i would try to vacuum it out first, then use the plunger/snake for anything deeper

[@lilkittygirl]

He's not an idiot... If it made the seal it doesn't matter if there are orbeez there, if the orbeez interfered then it wouldn't make a seal.

[@darkgtprince]

@@lilkittygirl if there's a seal, then how are a bunch of orbees flying out of the sink

[@lilkittygirl]

@@darkgtprince Well since you're too dumb to understand simple concepts, let me help. There is a seal made when applying the device. Water DOES NOT compress, so the pressure from the device needs to go somewhere. The area between the device and the top orbeez is where the gas has area to compress to stabilize the pressure. If the pressure exceeds the devices capabilities, two things can happen. One, the orbeez gets pushed down or the deal of the device breaches and the pressure escapes. So whatever is holding the strongest amount of force is going to maintain itself. In this case, the seal was weaker than the orbeez at holding the pressure. Thus the seal broke and it splashed everywhere. Now go back to grade 6 and get an education about basic physics concepts. This isn't complicated.

[@StinkyPoopyMcFartFace]

@@lilkittygirl You don’t need to be such a douchebag about it at least.

[@rushnready]

the plunger was on upside down any way creating no seal

[@LaCazaLP]

What a Chad. Even for his KZbin Video Filmed in private he still clarifies WHY he doesnt use the proper equipment. A Plumber with Heart and Soul.

[@morthim]

if you get told you need to cover your face, use that picture as your face covering.

[@penguinlover1986]

Is it possible that these Orbeez expanded so much that they lodged themselves significantly more than a regular blockage? Is it a fair comparison? I don't know enough about Orbeez vs a regular clog.

[@lolicongang.4974]

Lol yeah these things are made to suck in water and expand to big balls. Man this guy always stuffing the sink full of shit.

[@serioushex3893]

Legend has it, old man wakefield is still wandering his shop, picking up stray orbeez to this day.

[@zidane2k1]

It actually does seem to have made the Orbeez move, though ... although, by spraying them all over your face, and not the direction you hoped for.

[@donjean6590]

Hey the face was the target all along. Im not sure you can say this was a failure

[@Carlos-dr4lt]

Came across this channel by accident, best accident ever.

[@aaronpitts5127]

Love the vids and you being a Longhorns fan. (Me too). You're VERY good at teaching. Thank you for the hard work.

[@mikenewton2843]

When she says “DEEPER” <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="464">7:44</a>

[@chieffirefigherplays]

Oh yes.

[@velvet1371]

Oh boy.....

[@barackobama2451]

Oh gosh........

[@DIY_DISASTERZ]

oh lord........

[@micro4078]

Oh daddy

[@grahamb7947]

Not sure about orbeez, but as far as genuine kitchen sink clogs goes, last year, my sink was not draining, and the dishwasher was backing up into the sink. Got a similar product to this from supermarket after taking apart all accessible pipes revealed no immediate blockages, and me not having the funds to pay a plumber to dig deep into the walls to find the blockage, and it cleared it up within two shots. It was amazing. Maybe your issue with the orbeez was the sheer pressure created within the pipes across the entire diameter due to the amount of orbeez used? Had you used just enough orbeez to just loosely fill the U-bend (similar to a genuine kitchen blockage), it might have had a shot 😉 Instructions are very important: The one I had instructed you to fill the sink to the top of the headpiece, and to hold a wet towel against the overflow or garbage disposal if you have it. Basically to stop the jets of air going the wrong direction. Didn't even need an adapter to create a seal either.

[@danielvitolo2595]

I’m not a plumber, but I just did a job under my sink. I replaced the Kitchen sink hose plastic/metal mesh hose that extends outward on faucet. I can tell you this, it’s no easy task. The hardest part is disconnecting the back part of the hose. Not much room and very difficult to remove clip. I got it done, and installed a quick release for future replacement. I wonder how much a plumber would charge for that.

[@finsterhund]

So basically this product would just be one more failure for that French guy.

[@railworksamerica]

I came here directly from the video of the fr*nch guy

[@brokenprodigy8002]

imagine all the crap that shoots out when you use this in an actual sink

[@Takedownairsoft1]

“Plumbers don’t want to see this product! “ yeah because it sucks 😂

[@sarukmaktao225]

Howdy, Roger. Where you're talking about the downsides of that air tool, I agree completely, but I also have to comment that stuff like that does actually work, in some cases. I've seen it work. I've done it. But yes, the clog you've made there, seems too much. Sad, really... I was looking forward to a cannon of orbeez.

[@teriipearson5331]

If the shower or tub starts to clog then use your foot to compress in a downwards motion over the drain hole to create a down force reverse negative pressure.

[@dogdgamer9363]

You have to be having a bad day to dislike this guys videos

[@Blacksoull10]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="416">6:56</a> The rubber is actually attached the wrong way around. I guess thats why you should always read the instruction first xD

[@rumham7631]

I just watched the ad and you're correct, it's actually on backwards. I assumed you were mistaken but nope, it definitely was put on backwards.

[@shaylegoodgals1977]

Not quite an accurate test. He never took the excess Orby‘s out of the basket strainer. Unless that thing is perfectly sealed the back pressure is going to blow out the top like it did every time. Entertaining for sure lol

[@CMAllstars]

Wow this was cool, and I love how you brought up the safety concerns. You’re my new favorite plumber!

[@boltie3691]

I thought pluming was so boring and simple but watching your videos it makes it fun and interesting I love it keep it up

[@me-hang-lo8826]

Seems to me that this is just a cheap and really crappy version of a kinetic water ram. I enjoy the content Mr. Wakefield!

[@hydro452]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="480">8:00</a> You look as epic as my welding teacher when he accidentally misses up on a tutorial

[@MisterWonder]

Orbeez are made up of acrylic acid and sodium hydroxide. Pouring Boiling Water into the drain, the water reacts with the caustic soda in the sodium hydroxide, causing the orbeez to break down... BUT WAIT!!! Roger, isn't caustic soda also used to unclog toilets? So my question, can you unblock a drain with Orbeez only?!?!

[@turtle1571]

Now THIS is the kind of video I want KZbin to recommend.

[@boopjackrex7598]

Kinda did

[@ObsidianJayMusic]

re-do this please! ill buy a t shirt and hoodie from your shop if you do! :) If you choose to accept this challenge; you must clean up the orbs that the pipe regergitates back up. next wipe the area with iso alcohol or your fav hard liqour to remove the orb oil/slime from the drain so seal can be best as possible then proceed as you did in this video, good sir. You rock man! People up vote so he can see challenge!

[@luthermorrisjr1657]

You mean like?

[@killeranimatronic5448]

Their too used to reddit

[@marcpower4167]

I've used a very similar product called "one second plumber" when I used to work in maintenance at a hotel I've found it works well on a minor clog but stuff backing up and spraying you happens often and if its something moderate to really bad best to call a plumber and get it cleaned out properly.

[@randyblackburn9765]

WAY BACK IN 1964 my father told me this about Liquid drain cleaners “ Son you could sell colored water for $10 a gallon and guarantee it to unstop drains or your money back , only half the buyers would fool with the the refund and you’d still make $5 a gallon for water “.( $5 in 1964 was considered a good hourly wage) I wonder if this canned product offers money back guarantee.

[@nickjimbob2776]

Edits are amazing, once again. Good work everyone. N

[@SerenityJayne]

These videos are so much fun! And very informative at the same time

[@simonmaverick9201]

One way to clear Orbeex blockages in put a couple of kilos of table salt down the drain with a little hot water. The salt desiccates the Orbeez and makes them shrink so they can be flushed out.

[@laneh7442]

Who knew a plumber could be so entertaining

[@M4825]

I know this is old now, but I was looking at one of your other videos and saw this one and had to watch. One thing I was thinking of in your test here is that the As Seen On TV demonstration does indeed show air bubbles "blowing back" like you had, but they deliberately had their sink with 3-4" of water in the bottom. I believe this pressure of the water above the device would help make the seal better and may keep more of the force directed down the pipe. That, or you would blow way more water in your face. Anyway, just thought Id mention it.

[@AljazMotionCut]

exactly, it looks like 1" of water in the video, far from enough >:(

[@paxtongray3462]

Roger is so wholesomne🥺dude's got a good sense of humor

[@wyattcain1845]

I've come from a long line of watching people mow lawns to perfection to this guy testing plumping products and I gotta say it's been great

[@jimwakefield6705]

And that is why I leave plumbing problems to the plumber, plus it saves 2 trips to the hardware store.

[@TwinShards]

Me: Think it's gonna unclug this very short lenght but obviously would never fix an entire piping. Also me after watching: NOT EVEN CLOSE.

[@jimmycincinnati3714]

KZbin clickbait spliced with empirical science. This guy's a genius.

[@BeanieDraws]

Mate, this is a damn clever video. This little artist thoroughly enjoyed it! Maybe you could try what happens if you try to wash oil point down the drain, would the oil in oil paint mess things up? Also, my guess would be that Orbeez have a slightly rubberish texture, I've never played with Orbeez so I wouldn't know, but my guess is the orbeeze expand, plus the rubberish friction would mean that product would stand little chance, but probably would work for something like hair. and basic things. Nice video mate, and kudos to the editor :) loving the style.

[@twizz420]

That clear P-trap is so cool. I'm considering buying them. Would make it much easier to tell where a clog is

[@jimmy8653]

I always use my plunger and it’s called the ‘Handy Man Special’

[@galactic-hamster7043]

I call mine Excalibur

[@SICresinwrks]

This went exactly how i expected it to🤣 love these videos Roger, cant imagine how many folks have wasted money buying these over priced cans of air

[@willalexander9171]

Is it me or is he becoming a KZbinr. Videos keep getting better and better. Informational and entertaining.

[@DreamingSheep]

I can recommend Gelli Baff as an excellent drain blocker if you need a future product. Would have liked to known how you would have cleared the orbies out, other than taking the system apart.

[@thatguywiththespecs]

enjoying the really good editing the goes into your video keep up the good work

[@RogerWakefield]

I've got an awesome team that makes these videos perfect!

[@jeecoinc]

That can of air looks like something meant for a car's AC.

[@grumpymeggo]

I was so angry when my neighbour tried something like this. Suddenly there was an explosion of water and dirt in my kitchen because instead of getting rid of the clog, the air went the other way. Out if my kitchen sink 🤮

[@johnnyfletcher1961]

Man. That was some funny dog do so at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="420">7:00</a> ish mark. Super funny watching som1 else go threw it

[@mr.videogame1336]

plumber's hero, more like oversized keyboard cleener

[@niniemecanik]

So the orbies preferred your real face over your paper face 😂

[@kickassman3924]

Well, Roger Wakefield. I believe that you are right in every aspect. So I think that Plumber's Hero is actually more dangerous than it is helpful by a long shot. What you described that it is dangerous for people to take said item and spray a pressurized can into a drain to unclog the Sink is almost idiotic. Also that it doesn't work as its intended and As Seen on TV some of the products they produce are just scams that they want to make a quick buck. Now I am not a professional Plumber, Nor that I have the skills to be a Plumber. But I think that a plunger would be much more useful in a situation like this... Manually shaking up and down to unclog what ever is preventing the sink from flowing down, Is far safer than this idiotic product.

[@alexturner7901]

I think the black rubber adapter thing was supposed to be used the other way around (like a plunger) to create a better seal... 🤷‍♂️ look back at the TV advert, I think it was the other way up... 🤣

[@brianfia]

This is what happens at Taco Bell every night

[@joffles6516]

Who is watching this after watching that French guy ruin his life cause of orbees

[@almightyk11]

This is a simple matter of physics. When pressure is applied to a point, it travels through the weakest medium. The only way for this to unclog something is for it to have more structural integrity than the pipes themself. Even then, it would likely bust the pipes.

[@andrewwalkerfilms]

If Hulk Hogan and Dr. Phil had a baby 😳

[@bc6614]

Try the Milwaukee air snake next!!

[@havakavula1]

I wish the clogs were only in the p trap ever. Never happens

[@dustinroach9531]

I swear this dude is a comedian love it he’s like let me read the instructions Ha why would I do that 😎 to funny

[@drunkendevil]

“Plumber’s Hero ain’t to hero of mine”

[@Phantom-vu2bh]

Who's here after 'French Guy Detroys his life with Orbeez'

[@zytheabsolutenerd75]

yeah

[@dylanreid1093]

This dude is a living and breathing Dad Joke and I am here for ittttttt

[@Rav3nBeats]

This video is recommended out of no where. I am now a expert in plumbing 😂😂😂

[@awkwardemperor]

Wow, i have seen this advert many times and thought it was so amazing. But to think drain cleaner or whatever that is backed up in my sink will come flying back at me if i tried it?? Glad you saved me from a mess!

[@pagankingconan7841]

I worked in a Nursing Home and we had some thing close to this it was thicket used to make a residence drink turn in to apple sauce to much turned into concrete lol

[@jonathanevans5835]

Roger, i swear you got the large attachment the wrong way round, surely you want the large foot on the bottom. otherwise, what you saw happens

[@esequielvasquez1175]

Yeah, it kinda looks like a plunger.I feel like it's supposed to suction onto the sink, right?

[@anddyyxx]

I know nothing about plumbing I’m another 30 year old stoner graphic designer but you my friend just earned yourself another subscriber

[@Dizaster1995]

You know your dedicated to your job when you put a sink together and say your playing around ^^

[@howdareyou7829]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="435">7:15</a>, and u broke your dewalts lol the second that crapy finish rusts those things r junkers

[@PaulRudd1941]

Milwaukee baby!

[@no-tj8ee]

last

[@ShockerTopper]

The only thing I've ever found that works for clogs is this long aluminum coil that you stretch out and keep pushing down the drain and then use the main piece to spin it around. Sorry I'm not the handiest person, so not sure what the name was, but it's saved me from getting a plumber on 3 different occasions. I'm sure people that work on this stuff on a regular basis know what I'm talking about.

[@BradfordMelluish]

In the TV demo, they've got a few inches of water in the sink...would that be enough downward pressure to keep the compressed air from going upwards and focused down into the pipe?

[@aperson9495]

Not saying the 'Plumbers Hero' is great or even works, but to be fair, a drain full to the brim with expanded orbeez is a slightly extreme test lol.

[@TomsPropertyCare]

The problem is that there's not enough water in the sink to create the kind of seal like they show in the video. I'd also like to see if some of the orbeez were removed to improve the seal.

[@jimmyredd]

Yeah is this a joke? It would be like using a plunger dry.

[@rhaimusg5785]

I’ve used the 1 second Plumber version years ago after trying different chemicals to clear it out with no luck. When I used the 1 second plumber it actually did work. But I have always had the feeling that all it really did was push the problem further down the line in my building somewhere.

[@frozen1255]

ive never expected this to be more relevant, french men need this