Creexeon 3/8" Sewer Jetter Nozzle Creexeon 5000Psi

Used this to clear 50 ft of 4" outdoor landscape drain that was clogged with mud, fine gravel, and plant debris.Attached directly to my 4 GPM, 4,500 psi pressure washer line (this item does not fit the smaller 1/4" tip couplings on typical pressure washer wands).Did a fantastic job clearing the drain, and pulled itself along as obstructions washed away.Once the drain was clear, I made a couple more passes while working the nozzle back and forth to flush any remaining crud.

We've been having problems with our septic drain, 4inch pipe. We had it snaked twice, $750.00 for both times. So I had to do something different. That's when I bought this. I have a mitm 2000 pressure washer. The nozzel worked good, except the back hard rubber piece sticks out a bit. When I tried to pull it out it got stuck on a coupling, [I just about didn't get it out. I filed the black piece down till it was flush with the tip. The mitm pressure washer did the job, but it wasn't quite powerful enough. I also have a 4000 psi washer the I will use next time. fyi, don't use a washer less then 2000 psi.

GREAT!

This is a useful tool for cleaning out clogged drains. Probably most drains inside a house will be better handled with a traditional snake, but if you're stuck you may still want to give this tool a try even inside your house. But for exterior drain lines and bigger main drains, this thing blasts clogs to pieces. You will need to own or rent a powerful high-PSI, high flow pressure washer to take full advantage of this tip. My 2000 PSI electric pressure washer isn't powerful enough to run this thing the way it really is supposed to be run.

It's a great idea, I used it and it worked cleaning out main drain line( toilet paper and such). It took a while. I would guess it has about 10% the water pressure of a regular 0% power washer attachment. It obviously needs a lot more psi to be considered an incredible attachment. My regular 0% attachment shoots like 50 foot in the air attached to power washer, this thing maybe 10 feet. My power washer is gas, 3200 psi, 3.2 GPM Just not cutting the mustard!! Gonna try regular 0% and let gravity feed propell it. See what happens.

I bought this to attach to my pressure washer. I used it to feed up some downspout hoses clogged from years of shingle sand and accumulated dirt and debris. It is a powerful jet that pulls itself along the tube and washes out everything in its path. The downspouts are like new again and all of this was done for a fraction of the price that a local drain company wanted! Saved hundreds of dollars with this device! Use it once and it's paid for itself a hundred times over. I highly recommend!

Jetting drains can be expensive if you hire a plumber- this little device works like a champ. I have french drains around the pool and driveway that have been clogged up for a while and finally got around to attempting to clear them. The drains were completely clogged with small roots, and packed with dirt. I attached this to the end of my pressure washer hose and fed the hose into the drain. As I turned up the pressure, after a few minutes the hose started creeping into the drain on its own. The reverse jets help pull the tool and hose through the clog & drain. It works great and a $15 attachment saved me hundreds$$ from a plumbing visit or rental auger. On tough clogs it may take some fishing of the hose back & forth but it will eventually break the clog and you'll get a few flowing drain.FYI- The small black plastic skirt attached to the nozzle helps keeps the quick disconnect on the hose from releasing the nozzle from the hose when you push it back & forth in the drain. Dont buy an attachment with out this feature- you'll loose it in the drain.

Along with the male M22-14 x 3/8” female quick connect from Home Depot, this drain jet will now attach to the end of my pressure washer hose. I am able to clean my drain lines and sewer line to stop any further clogs.