Review on 🚰 Commercial-Grade Drain King 456 for Unclogging 4 to 6 Inch Main Drains by Allie Hull

Works as described 456: Whistle 4"-6". I was cleaning my 6 inch outdoor backup sewer line. I saved hundreds of dollars ($200-$250) in commissions. Slight learning curve though. TIP: Put a (apparently) deflated can down the drain and slowly insert the hose and can until they can't move (clog reached), then turn on the water to inflate and high pressure water on squirt If you turn on the water while you're feeding your bladder, it inflates and gets stuck (don't panic!), then you'll need to turn off the water to allow it to empty. The clog may just keep moving down the drain until it breaks and clears itself. When deflated, hose/bladder feed more until you can't anymore. Repeat the water flow until the clog is cleared and the water flows down. Keep a hose (100ft to begin with) handy for this purpose - you're literally dealing with crap here, and use heavy duty gloves and lots of Lysol to clean. The whole process took about an hour. And an extra hour to unravel a special new hose (don't risk using an old hose that may fall apart in the sewer) and if possible use a different hose and fitting to make an on/off to have a valve (double fitting to supply water). The washing machine). if necessary - only use one exit), next to each other. Hope this helps - definitely recommend.