Milwaukee® M12™ Airsnake™ Drain Cleaning Air Gun

The Milwaukee® M12 Airsnake™ Drain Cleaning Air Gun is THE POWERED-AIR, PIPE CLEARING SOLUTION, delivering unmatched cordless performance. To learn more, visit www.milwaukeetool.com/drain-c...

[@user-xs7fg3hb1j]

The Milwaukee M12 Airsnake Drain Cleaning Air Gun changed my life. Without it, I would have be constipated for much longer! 11/10!

[@angl1364]

Meanwhile the neighbor just got a free enema from that air blast.

[@roberte362]

This has saved my ass countless times in facility maintenance.

[@electricalron]

Great tool to have for any homeowner/ professional. Our master bathroom sink used to clog almost weekly. I paid over $400 for this tool but guess what? No more clogs in over a year.

[@beefcurrywithrice]

Milwaukee, Just stop, for fuck's sake I'm going broke, just stawwwwp!

[@hectorr3874]

That's the point.

[@TexasBuyer2001]

Isn't this amount of pressure going to crack the wax seal on toilets?

[@meanodustino9563]

I can see this being ideal for a Dyi and put pros outta business. One use and it would cost the same as a guy to come do it for you...no brainer

[@tysonjez]

Dustin Smith till that homeowner cranks it to max psi and blows the plastic drain lines apart. Now you need a drywaller, plumber, and painter to fix that disaster. And no insurance company is going to pay for that damage. Feel free to "save" money. Certain things aren't worth cutting corners on

[@johntheplumber5958]

Nice How much dis be

[@user-xs7fg3hb1j]

369 base price 400 with batts and charger

[@G_Avino]

I previously had a customer I tried to snake out the drain actually with the cordless m12 Milwaukee snake Which ended up not working because the homeowner continuously dump the grease,rice and potatoes down the drain and it needed to be jetted but I bet you if I had this it would’ve been one and done

[@G_Avino]

Dang I should’ve watch the whole video before I commented wondering if this would work on grease clogged drains

[@aaronharris3976]

Won’t this blow up toilets?

[@CodyLeon]

Aaron Harris yes so you have to keep the PSI low. Can potentially bust old pipes or joints. Really risky tool on my opinion