Unclogged 10 year old grease, and it broke my machine

Aged grease is very hard and it can even break the machine.

[@RohitBorah]

Welcome to another episode of "I didn't search for this"

[@chambinabi9646]

I probably searched for fake plumber vids, I think that's the cause why YT recommended this vid to me.

[@crazyman7382]

@@chambinabi9646 suspicious

[@putrilestari8053]

I literally just watching room make over vids

[@karbanatek99]

I did.

[@wannabeme1204]

That drain cam is the game changer.

[@bikesridei5939]

Ratty is the real game changer...

[@edgarasvas]

What game?

[@benargee]

Cordless tools are great, but sometimes a corded tool is better for continuous work in one spot.

[@WM22]

Yeah I was gonna comment this they should’ve used like a powerful motor that is corded because it can be cheaper than getting a corded drill

[@benargee]

@@JimmyPizzaDelivery break a 20v cordless drill, yes? You can get variable speed corded drills though.

[@DarthVader-ou2vv]

Even for a corded tool you will need a bigger and powerful one to get the job done and few pauses to cool down

[@benargee]

@@DarthVader-ou2vv not necessarily. The cleaning tip still demands the same amount of torque regardless of the drill driving it. Electric motors only get especially hot when you put a heavy load on them. A combination of more amperage running through the windings and the motor getting bogged down which causes the cooling fan to blow less air through the motor. Also, there is more than one size of corded drill. Get a heavier duty one for the job than needed and you will probably never get the thing hot due to thicker windings where resistance is lower.

[@Dockhead]

@@benargee so what happens when you approach a job without a place to plug it in? Perhaps at a property without working electrics. Its no better at all
Ive seen bog standard brushless motors outperform every aspect to a corded brush or brushless, only problems are batteries and once reaching a low enough capacity cordless drills reduce in torque or at atleast some brands i find do
But in that regard is because everyone is using 2amp h batteries instead of the bigger 4’s which i say are a necessity when doing moderate or more work load

[@beccagalopogusberry1654]

I love the comment “ he complains but always gets it done”, because we say that every day doing this job. I love watching you guys even though I do this for 8 hours a day 5 days a week.

[@imFluey]

As a drain cleaner working with my father, I completely agree.

[@danachappell3861]

Nice work, gents!!!! Poor guy was probably cleaning the wrong end of the pipe, but at least you found the source of the problem and fixed it for him. I guess you area going to have to break down and replace your poor drill. It's been through a lot and wanted a permanent vacation. Thank you!!!

[@ClickClickChhk]

Never throw grease in a drain especially during cold weather.

[@SharpShot2003]

Am so addicted to watching you guys.

[@xoSharpShootaox]

Me too 🤣 my hubby thinks I'm a wierdo

[@MY-rl8hu]

Not sure why this came up on my recommendation feed but thank you TH-cam 😂

[@estebanz]

production level for these video is off the chart!

[@dibsky2319]

You know, after watching dozens of these videos, I realized one thing in similar in every single video.
WHERE'S THE FREAKIN' COCKROACHES!!???

[@JeyJoy29]

AGREE! In indonesia, sometimes couple toad 🐸 will come up from the pipe, usually when its raining 😌 and it makes us stressful bcs they jump everywhere 😣

[@sabel9841]

Probably a place where it gets too cold for them lol.

[@shojinryori]

It’s too cold right now, but don’t worry, in summer they’ll be everywhere!

[@user-ro9zf9kz1h]

@@JeyJoy29 wow

[@docholiday2538]

Compilation nation "most satisfying drain unclogging" has one where alot of roaches come running out lol

[@afirdaus068]

Imagine your heart arteries after 10 years of bacon...

[@bagassetiawan1478]

Clean arteries with high pressure 😂

[@jeezceez195]

I wonder why they don’t use a plug in drill, 100X better especially for constant drill use and changing out batteries every 10 minutes

[@pelmax_arg]

yeah, they are also more powerful due to being directly connected with energy instead of batteries which have limitations on the power input

[@MrAlexandre641]

The ones with battery work with way lower voltages ~20V
Where it's 230V with the house power, and when you're working with all this water, you don't want that

[@blockeddrainkorea312]

High voltage can break the machine. (It's on the manual)

[@pelmax_arg]

@@blockeddrainkorea312 Thanks for the response! clear answer haha

[@littlejackalo5326]

@@blockeddrainkorea312 the plumbing machine has no idea what voltage the drill is running at. All it knows is torque and RPM.

[@unlikelygamer]

The guy holding the camera has a really soft voice. It's nice 😊

[@hurtfultruth6188]

What the hell man, this isn't a dating app it was a video about a greasy drain. I believe you have your mind on a different greased up hole.

[@SalMans838]

Woah you have the same pfp as my best friend

[@SissypheanCatboy]

@@hurtfultruth6188 bro they literally just said he had a nice voice lmao
Do you think anyone who compliments you is flirting?

[@pedrobernardo5887]

Rug cleaning and now drain unclogging... Here we go

[@tarnin]

I so love the variety style of these video's. It's like watching a really relaxing Running Man or 1N2D (yes, us americans LOVE your variety shows).

[@HoneyBadger201]

I tell you what we could use your mannerism and professionalism here in the states. That's one thing I always admired about South Korea. Always thorough and professional. :D

[@ruisora5574]

It always put a smile on my face when there's a new upload. Keep up the great content and stay safe!

[@lacryman5541]

Never throw greasy things in your sink. Cooking oil, sauce, meat juice etc

[@slickrick2420]

What about the toilet?

[@Kjartan9]

So where should you put it?

[@AzureWolfblood]

@@Kjartan9 the trash can

[@RandyAugustus]

@@Kjartan9 let it cool. Then pour in bag and toss. Check your local law’s first though.

[@metalvideos1961]

@@slickrick2420 even worse

[@nunyabusiness8441]

Lol I love the sound effects they added. Makes it 10x better👌🏼

[@jerryh.7839]

He said it right at the end. “The incline is very bad here.” Meaning, the drain has back-fall. This needs a repair or replacement. Otherwise, he’s going to continue to spend money to clean it out every month.... it’s time to spend the money to fix it dude. By the looks of it, it looks like about a 15-20k job which he’s already spent having it cleaned out once a month for 10 years.

[@JoshBelowKnee]

You misunderstand, the owner has been self servicing the drain once a month for 10 years. Not hiring a plumbing service to clear the drains. I agree with you it would seem wise to see if it is worth it to fix the back-fall.

[@Divisiondoorway]

It's almost as it's easier to spend 50 to 100 bucks every month for 10 years rather than save 20k to fix a bad line. Plumbers really think people have money to blow like that. Of course it's the right fix but there is probably a reason he hasn't done it and would rather do it himself for 10 years

[@jerryh.7839]

@@Divisiondoorway I understand what your saying. It more than likely cost a lot more than 50-100 for all that work. It broke his machine on top of that. Your looking more like around 350-500 on this one. Either way, financing a repair like this would actually be cheaper in the long run.

[@Divisiondoorway]

@@jerryh.7839 not really it's not realistic to say that when you don't know someone's financial circumstances I see a lot of people who say that but in the end you are paying 20k for a repair that he was fixing for way cheaper I deal with this at my own home every year as well it's not realistic for me to spend 20-30k on the repair besides you don't know if this guy is renting the unit or planning to move in the future basically everyone I have ever met would not pay for a sewer line explaining why dumping poison Down the drain is so popular not that it's right...

[@racertwo]

Well done again gentlemen, a very professional service.

[@joesarb6455]

I've learnt some lessons from similar inconvenience . Firstly, I stop dumping especially used cooking oil and greasy stuff into the sink. Used detergent bottle is a great way to store used oil which I then dispose off once it is almost full. Secondly, never remove the strainer of the sink while doing dishwash. Thirdly , before i go to bed , i make sure to rinse off the sink with a pail of water. Finally, it's better to install a bigger drain pipe than the standard size.

[@WatchDragon]

You need a jetter like Ollie has, those drill things always seems to fail

[@Pasonia]

The camera "being used to the dirty water splaying out by now" was hilarious.

[@lovelydeseret2227]

I'm addicted watching to this channel .These team is amazing.

[@nancyhiler7389]

You guys sure are able to get the job done. Good video. Thanks for sharing.

[@cendark]

Grease and starch products are a nightmare i get when called for drain servicing

[@rachelelabbady3399]

Imagine arteries doing this exact same thing with blood flow....

[@Despair4Hope]

So polite and so warm to each party. Gj!

[@matthewrogers94mr]

You let the magic smoke out!!!!

[@jameslonergan5840]

Good work guys! A very happy customer!

[@uncle_bsr2965]

The timing of your sound effects are perfect 🤣🤣🤣

[@rubixcubeiam5365]

Your editing is getting so much better! I enjoy the music. Just an FYI, in case you didn't realize. I know you use the batteries every day, so they don't last long but make sure you are taking them off the charger once they are fully charged. It can cause the batteries to go bad.
I love watching your channel and I love your sense of humor!

[@littlejackalo5326]

That used to be true, but not any more. Modern li-ion battery chargers from the big drill manufacturers (Makita, Dewalt, Milwaukee, etc) won't trickle charge, and won't turn on charging as the battery self-discharges. There is no issue with leaving modern drill batteries plugged in.

[@rubixcubeiam5365]

@@littlejackalo5326 I'm a moron. I knew that, too. 🤣 Apparently, my memory went down the drain (see what I did there?! 🤓) after 40.I'm so sorry! You're absolutely correct!

[@lyradm1]

Most plumbers in the US work alone and do not have the benefit of a team. So much easier with at least one partner to 'man' the output area.

[@Nathiusca01]

This is so gross I couldn't keep watching 😣 Kudos to you guys

[@TumarinukiOuji]

Hello from japan!
That must be hard work to catch those and always admire your camera work! great job!
see you on next youtube!

[@AndrewTJackson]

I'm not sure how I got here, but it was great to watch, thank you!! :-)

[@SageTheSniper]

I'm not sure why , but this is more entertaining than these e girls doing hot tub streams on twitch

[@eviltrafficcone3166]

thank you yt recommendations not only is this video cool this guy has a nice voice

[@ItsLadyJadey]

Thanks, TH-cam recommendations!

[@FL-gg4dq]

May have broken your machine . But nothing breaks your will power 💪

[@hawkeye454]

The Roger Wakefield of Korea.

[@milkboccle]

How i ended up here: pimple popping, chiropractor clicking, cow hoof gp, unblocking Korean drains.....

[@crazyhenk]

You skipped carpet cleaning

[@ninjaassassin27]

Normally I wait til the grease is 18 before messing with it.

[@ljnoble9167]

Big chunks came out, i was (sigh of relief) really satisfied 😄

[@tomas489]

This was super interesting. Great job boys!!! 👌

[@rogerriddle3475]

Well done guys, I really enjoy your videos

[@daveh7989]

Good job guys. Keep the videos coming. 👍

[@MrFrambooise]

what is "grease"? was this word used to generally describe the content of the plumbing pipes or it's reffering to specific/special kind of residue?

[@taylormiller7173]

Actual grease, like cooking grease, grease from 💩, showers, ect.

[@AlexTheGreatish]

@@taylormiller7173 Damn that's so much grease build up. Makes my stomach churn!

[@coolerthanyou9548]

grease is a term for oil waste form cooking or mechanics, the fat in meat renders into grease when heated, and petroleum based lubes break down into grease when residue and dirt mix into it

[@andreavergani7414]

Great work as Always guys

[@IndianaDundee]

I think I’d switch to a corded drill.

[@mony1644]

What kind of snake do you think that was?

[@deebieg]

Those batteries stink! You are great plumbers!!!!!

[@arcanask]

The magic smoke came out of the drill.

[@JS-yc8wj]

we use large hydro jetter. snake it with a 60 gauge cable send in high pressure. usually If you know ots blocked upstream of that man hole I'd just send the flusher upstream with a camera with a piece of pipe to.guide it into the pipe down in the man hole.

[@upsidedown4155]

Enjoyed that, good work, 감사합니다

[@Grimmarox]

Iove that chain thing. I haven't seen it used in other countries. Maybe because of the different piping that is used.

[@sewerrat7612]

Called flex shaft they have them in us and Australia not sure about other countries

[@vromwhiline9207]

Amazing work, thank you for your hardwork once more❤❤❤

[@usmcmarine0311]

What in the heck is wrong with the contractors over there with all these negative slopes on the pipes. You almost never see that here in the states

[@me-jd5cp]

동양이나 서양이나 더러운 것에 눈길이 가는 것은 어쩔 수가 없다.

[@tenshi.kurama]

Never send cooking grease down any plumbing. Let it harden and use it for later cooking or trash

[@Karmakoon18]

At first when I saw the thumbnail I thought it was a hand in a ice

[@thadh4085]

The editing is great

[@UrMomGreen.]

Just wondering how much the cost for this operation? In USD

[@jenetikitty]

Poor Mister Camera! :D

[@lonewolf6364]

Genuine Q, why is there so much grease in half these videos? Is the plumming used as a grease trap/bin for industrial kitchens or something?
Where I am from, it is illegal to put grease/oil down the drains.

[@THETANKGINGER]

People still dump grease down drains and don’t understand the consequences. Even washing off greasy plates can build up over the years.

[@lonewolf6364]

@@THETANKGINGER yeah very true. Just wasn't sure if it was like the standard thing over there, as it seemed so prevalent?

[@DennisMartinezCalifornia]

Thank you TH-cam recommendation 👍🏾

[@Shep01]

Dude worked much harder then the got paid for I guarantee it

[@imFluey]

As a drain cleaner, for anyone wondering, grease smells 10x worse than any living animals shit.

[@brianjones2899]

Hero workers. Lovely tv.

[@o0julek0o]

Excellent job on flipping the drain cam video as the camera was rotating.

[@Saki630]

I loved the Edits. HP 1!

[@susanthrapp6154]

How about a drink... guy gets free follow up for another day 😆

[@AnonYmous-kd9el]

Turn the chuck on the drill off it'll let you use all the torque that drill can offer

[@motodankz4838]

Nice video! As always!
Tip: It's better without the music

[@goodcitizen7064]

So polite. I like it.

[@jarvis3207]

Gotta remember most restaurants in countries that don't enforce the rules. You'll see them drain the cooking oil from the day drained into the sink/floor drains. Both in the East and West, seen it done in one restaurant in California. They got charged a shit ton of money for doing that

[@pskovprochistka]

Nice job 👍. Nice video!

[@mony1644]

Hey what kind of snake is that? I'd love to get one

[@lobehold2263]

Man you're a tradesman, and a plumber at that, keep the boots on and put shoe covers on instead lmao

[@alexisdelarosa3890]

Is there grease there because they pour their old cooking grease down the drain? Just curious

[@RabbitsInBlack]

This guy needs a pressure washer. Work in the Restaurant biz and we have our snaked every few months. Keep those pipes clean to all the way to the grease trap.

[@simonmcneilly55]

I have same orange camera 🤣 good to know it will survive anything....

[@johnbarber7952]

I watched this while taking a dump.

[@colzaidikari]

should put a counter on how many times the shoes came back on

[@gamesux420]

No ratty...

[@CartoonWeasel]

Should use a high pressure pipe cleaner instead. Would be better

[@toberman3914]

6:38 MONEY!! Wooo Hoooo!

[@adibrazak9306]

Bruhh im watching this while taking my breakfast 😂

[@stonecianomars5838]

The real heroes.

[@rinavalentina1]

Why am i watching this...
Again on the same day.

[@muccoviolo2083]

Why there are so much oil and grease in those drains?

[@souptomato2174]

I though its broke the machine. On second though it was run out of battery. Or was it?

[@SoneRevMy]

Job well done 👍

[@edgarasvas]

At last, Titanic was found!

[@eriafhionnuisce1699]

I wonder if there's some kind of special acid you can pour down the pipe? Or the pipe won't live through it?

[@blockeddrainkorea312]

If the grease is quite new..degreaser might work. But the grease that's too old like in the video is very hard to break with solvent

[@jayesh6687]

I dont know why i am watching people clearing there drain lines...

[@DarrenWinsett]

So I'm going to make an assumption as I know nothing about this. I'm going to assume that that's all cooking grease. I've had a couple of traditional Korean friends and they say the food is pretty greasy and assuming that they love conserving energy I would guess they don't let the hot water run for an extended period of time to ensure the grease doesn't solidify. If someone actually knows the reason I'm interested in it.

[@blockeddrainkorea312]

I guess it's because young people eat greasy food more and more. I recommend using hot water for dish washing to my customers

[@doncline4238]

I like to hear "A Few Moments Later". I would let them clean my drains anytime.

[@nielsf]

Giggity

[@SalMans838]

The pump is now called a sump.

[@mrspacely603]

Is that just built up body grease?? Or am i missing something. If thats body grease then wtf they been using to wash themselves?? I dont know if thats a shower drain cause thats what it lookd like to me 2 mins in

[@blockeddrainkorea312]

That's most kitchen grease