Review on Ultimate Sewer Jetter Kit - Powerful Drain Cleaner Tool Clog Remover With Tough Flex Pressure Washer Hose And 7 High-End Nozzles And Adapters, Ideal For Complete Drain Jetting - 1/4'' NPT (50 Feet) by Antonio Liu

Had a professional out twice in three months to snake our main line from the basement bathroom to the main stack. Third time it backed up I used this instead. Connected the pressure washer to a hot water supply and attached this to the wand. I only used the tip that sprays front and back but it worked great.My experience was to run the hose in through the toilet flange until it ran into something hard. Then squeeze the trigger on the pressure washer wand. For me the water level came up a bit at first but I worked the hose back and forth a bit and everything started flowing down the drain. At that point I just kept the hot pressurized spray going and kept pushing in more and more hose. I ended up hitting two other spots that felt like blockages but cleared after a few seconds of spray. I had about 40’ of hose I. The drain line before I started pulling it back. When I was pulling it back I kept the spray going and coiled up the hose into a 5 gallon bucket.After 6 months the water is still flowing good with no backups and no $300 plumbing bills.Pro tip: wrap some colored electrical tape around the hose a foot from the sprayer end so you know when you are about to emerge from the drain pipe.