You can clean clogged drains with your pressure washer using an attachment called a sewer jetter. A sewer jetter is a long, flexible, high-pressure hose with a jet nozzle on one end. The nozzle typically has a front-firing jet to break apart clogs, and back-firing jets that propel the jetter hose forward into dirty drains and […]
If your home has more than one clogged toilet, bath, shower or sink you may have a clogged main sewer drain. This condition can cause a foul-smelling mess if plumbing fixtures upstream of the clog continue to be used and sewage begins to flow out of lower-lying drain openings inside your home. There are two types […]
Thanks to our 100% satisfaction warranty for do-it-yourself users, if a customer is unhappy with their Clog Hog sewer jetter we’re likely to hear about it. The good news is that only a very small percentage of Clog Hog products are ever returned for a refund. It’s rare for owners of gas-powered pressure washers to […]
When building a sewer jetter there’s a tradeoff between using a lightweight, small-diameter hose that’s flexible enough to move easily through clogged drains, and a larger hose that’s costlier, less flexible, and can be more difficult to feed through a sewer line. While small-diameter jetter hoses have their advantages, there’s a big performance penalty – […]
Safe operation of a pressure washer sewer jetter attachment starts with reading and following your pressure washer safety instructions, but it doesn’t end there. When using a sewer jetter it’s doubly important to comply with pressure washer manufacturers’ recommendations to wear thick, fluid-resistant work gloves and eye protection. That’s because: Sewer jetters operate inside dirty […]
Prospective sewer jetter users sometimes ask what pressure washer works best for cleaning drains. While developing and testing the Clog Hog pressure washer sewer jetters we learned a few interesting details from pressure washer service mechanics. Typical residential-grade pressure washers you can buy for under $500 have pumps with a life expectancy of a few […]
There are times when it’s easiest to clear a clogged sewer drain from inside your home. For example, if the clog is far from your main drain cleanout, or if there’s a drain elbow or other transition that makes it difficult for your sewer jetter to reach from your main drain cleanout to the problem […]
We frequently hear from customers who use their sewer jetters to clean outdoor drains. Their projects include: Removing silt and debris from landscaping and agricultural drains. Clearing sediment from drain tile pipes surrounding a home. Cleaning the pipes that connect to septic systems. While many customers tell us they had an easy time cleaning their […]
Every winter we hear from homeowners and maintenance pros who ask about using Clog Hog sewer jetters to remove frozen blockages from sewer drain lines. Thawing frozen sewers and drain lines is a common use for Clog Hog sewer jetters, but there are a few extra precautions you should take. When clearing a frozen drain […]
There can be powerful advantages in using a roof vent to access your main sewer drain when removing a difficult clog. There are also extra precautions needed, as we’ll discuss in this article. Advantages to Using Your Roof Vent The vertical drop as the jetter hose travels down from your roof to the main sewer […]
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