Drain Unblocking 170

[@polarbear1754]

The turdles got stuck like the cargo ship in the Suez Canal. Great job!

[@paulcoopmans4288]

The solid brown ones are politicians

[@dicklarge1901]

😆

[@wheels2199]

Nice job as always, the contractor that did all that stone work is going to have a lot of fun trying to get all that concrete out 😂😂. You need to introduce your helper, they seem a little shy. 😬👍

[@Piltdownpaul]

So annoying when rubbish etc gets put down a drain, why cant the builders take their rubbish with them.....Good workj you two once again.

[@danhutson3460]

I live in Senoia, GA. When my house was being built in 1988, I thought that all the rubbish as you call it, was being hauled away. But a few years back, I noticed the ground in my backyard was sinking & discovered that the builders had buried it all, as was legal in GA until 1996! But I do consider myself fortunate, as some people had their stuff buried under their houses.

[@raezzordaze8021]

Nice to see you giving poor Mr. Hanky a hand to get back home.

[@QuivaRPG]

Very smooth camera handoffs. I barely even noticed when the camera was handed back and forth between the two of you. Made for more pleasant viewing than some other plumbing channels where the camera jerks and spins around when it's handed form person to person.

[@TumarinukiOuji]

Hello from japan! Another great job!!! I hate when garbage and junk are came down from the drain… It took so much time. see you on next youtube!

[@GeorgeChristofi]

a good clear out and we get to see the beautiful assistant too!

[@KG-yn9qi]

Need to make up a couple screen baskets, on long poles. Some oriental companys have them helps in clean out, traps large debris and lets water by.

[@_tmmy_]

You can get scraper attachments to go on the end of your rods that could potentially work to remove the rest of the concrete in the pipe work or alternatively a boring tool to help break it up a little. They are usually about a fiver from places like toolstation and screwfix hope this helps

[@mjohnston1986]

I do love a fully clogged interceptor.

[@hobouk3871]

5:45 i actualy leaned back a bit in my chair while watching this at this point :D

[@llamedosr7843]

Nice that Mr Brown has taken the family for a swim

[@b21playa]

Great work. Should get a silt vacuum to clear all the sand etc

[@robfl07]

Did you pressure wash the interceptor? With the amount of concrete and scale in the lines, the interceptor had to have been choked with it as well..

[@RepublicTX]

The boneless brown trout are plentiful today!

[@rcsendandblast1579]

It was so close didn’t you have a big long Steele pole in the van. We use pry bars here that would have done that job no prob. The last piece of concrete I mean. 👊😀 Good job man. 👍

[@Tatu223]

New subscriber great work

[@waynemoate9401]

Well done.

[@kepler-442b4]

Estos desagües parecen más modernos, (como no entiendo el idioma), no sé si decis de que manera llegan escombros dentro,..???

[@reinerbergkamen7852]

nice work again

[@chrishelms1967]

Need the ol Double Barrel

[@timothymarshall6709]

Now you gotta watch the floaters.

[@roxanneabbott8424]

That was work! Great job!

[@pheurbelvls3710]

A tough one today, but good job.💚💚

[@rickbcfl]

I'd tried using those red plundger rods to try and smack that concrete loose, blow it through to next manhole to retrieve the slabs of concrete...just an idea?

[@fnafplayer6447]

Where is the love trowel?

[@TheCaptainLulz]

2:00 - Buddy! Get some fibre in your diet!

[@Bryan-xe6dw]

Couple of turdles for ya there mate

[@smasica]

I don't understand the mentality of people who think it's okay to dump whatever they want down a drain. Especially tradesmen; cement workers, tilers, dry wallers, painters, etc.

[@oboumami6186]

what are these light brown things in the pipe ?

[@_tmmy_]

Lumps of dookie

[@simontay4851]

Shit

[@hobouk3871]

Human poops. Was that a genuine question you asked there?

[@StuartHerrigan]

Good job guys, hopefully see your other colleague soon

[@rufusmedrano2962]

Good job

[@b21playa]

Need an extendable chisel to get to that concrete

[@davidd.484]

Why not jet the interceptor? It's obviously not healthy if you have to keep rodding it. 2 minutes of additional jetting to avoid a customer service issue seems like a good tradeoff.

[@jeannorris1510]

Good work 👍

[@mrpetit2]

I see that your GF/wife (I assume) gets the hang of it. I wonder when she starts commenting in the videos. Because then we've seen it all: rats, fish, taods...and now a woman in a drainage video? 😅🤣 I think I've seen Drain Addict use a special (rotating?) Nozzle to break up concrete in drains.

[@gazfish]

Someone's been eating Nandos

[@Andy-From-England]

why would they pour that down a sewer

[@isaacwongyongyi6233]

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