Review on DrainX Pro 50-FT Heavy Duty Steel Drum Drain 🔧 Auger: Ultimate Plumbing Drain Snake with Work Gloves and Storage Bag by Albert Tucker

Buy THIS if you have a spare sink. Why? It works out. Point. Well made - the case is steel, NOT plastic. I have a 50 foot cable. Don't skimp and buy with less cable. You need every 50 feet to clear the drain! This cable is 1/4 inch. DO NOT use a thicker cable as it will be too stiff to corner when fully extended. Supplied with gloves. You're getting your hands dirty, so put on your gloves. They're not very good, just vinyl impregnated jerseys, but good enough to be used once or twice. Ask the "assistant” on the mobile phone (speaker) to tell you what he is observing at the sink. Remove and discard the paper cover from the drum. off, don't blame me :>) Loosen the thumbscrew, pull out a few feet of cable and lower it into a vent pipe. Now hold the drum straight over the top of the vent tube and pull out the cable. and lower it all the way down. You either found the FIRST block, or you went to 90 or the tee. Tighten the thumbscrew about 6 inches of cable between the top of the vent and the drum and turn the knob. Don't hold back - CHECK IT OUT! The cable between the drum and the ventilation pipe must not be longer than 15 cm when turning, it can kink! or tea, you feel "fall". Loosen the thumbscrew and repeat the process. And repeat. Be sure to keep in touch with the assistant. They will tell you when the water runs out! Then feed the cable back into the drum. Cleaning and Maintenance: Do you have a sink? OK. If you don't have a bucket and hose, this will do. Rinse the cord/drum well with water, and then pour a large amount of detergent or dishwashing liquid into the drum and fill with water to wash it very well. If you have a compressor, blower, etc., dry them or lay them in the sun to dry/dry. 40 or your favorite rust inhibitor Let dry Now it's ready for the next use Read this note twice before you go Good luck!