sludge sucker emptys a trashcan in 33 seconds

[@bones987123]

that'll be good for after pole hole making

[@salaahedd8650]

For the pressure washer, can I use an air compressor because I don't have a water source?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

It works on a venturi effect so you would need water to use correctly

[@davejoseph5615]

If you are using the wand to dig a hole in the ground could this be used to suck up water and mud?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

Yea it will such up anything the size of the hose and smaller.

[@harley092355]

⁠​⁠@@panhandlepowerwashsupplysuck not such

[@oceanmichelle2167]

but will it suck up mud/sludge as well as water?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

yes as long as it can fit in the 1 1/2 in hose

[@rileyisadore1330]

What size machine are you running ?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

that is an 9 gpm

[@SuperJimmyBennett]

i still dont get it, how does it suck it up if your pushing water though the wand?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

it uses the venturi effect using pressure to force the water out of the hose

[@bones987123]

eductor .. also used with fire hose

[@jonahramirez7821]

Answer for dummies: the tip points backwards which makes a vacuum effect

[@rlewis1203]

I’m not familiar with this device? What do you use it for?

[@danielregister9745]

For removing standing water.

[@justinoneill2837]

i duno but i hear they suck

[@harley092355]

This proves nothing!

[@16cdmonster]

I don’t think it’s supposed to prove anything? What’s your point even lol. The POINT of the video is to show a useful tool to help remove water built - up areas .