You guys honestly deserve more views and such, I bet you two work harder than it looks in the video, as in, the amount of effort that goes into 1) filming and editing the video, and 2) actually doing your job. Shame that this one was a bit well, difficult, I could say? Than the other ones that you've done in the past. Clearing drains is harder than it looks, that, I can tell. Keep up the good work!
That's absolutely insane how big those roots can get. Love the videos please keep up the awesome work! Also a fan of the longer videos. P.s. kudos to the camera man for keeping the lens clean in very shitty conditions!
What I'm constantly wondering: Why come with you the drainage pipes from the curb stone? I'm from Germany. We have separated rainwater canals and sewers under the road. Each house has accordingly two separate sewage connections, which are directly connected to the main canals. There are occasional villages that have a mixed water canal. It's still interesting, what you get out of the pipes ... As a child, I enjoyed watching the plumbers and sewer workers.
Melaleuca quinquenervia has multiple uses, and is widely used traditionally by indigenous Australians. A brew was made from the bruised young aromatic leaves to treat colds, headaches and general sickness.[34] The steam distilled leaf oil of the cineole chemotype is also used externally for coughs, colds, neuralgia, and rheumatism.[35] A nerolidol and linalool chemotype is also cultivated and distilled on a small scale for use in perfumery. The paper-like bark is used traditionally for making coolamons, shelter, wrapping baked food and lining ground ovens.[5] The nectar is extracted traditionally by washing in coolamons of water which is subsequently consumed as a beverage. The scented flower also produces a light to dark amber honey depending on the district. It is strongly flavoured and candies readily and is not regarded as a high quality honey, but nevertheless is popular.[36] The timber is tolerant of being soaked, and is used in fences.[37] Melaleuca quinquenervia is often used as a street tree or planted in public parks and gardens, especially in Sydney.[38] In its native Australia, it is excellent as a windbreak, screening tree and food source for a wide range of local insect and bird species.[5][39] It can tolerate waterlogged soils.[37] It is regarded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) as an invasive weed in Florida where it was introduced to drain swamps. The essential oil of Melaleuca quinquenervia is used in a variety of cosmetic products especially in Australia. The oil is reported in herbalism and natural medicine to work as an antiseptic and antibacterial agent, to help with bladder infections, respiratory troubles and catarrh. The oil has a very low (level 0) hazard score on the Cosmetic Safety Database
Could you in one of your videos go through the different heads that you use and explain their functions etc, I've seen you use a few different heads and I am damn curious about them lol
You should carry cheap shower curtain liners to protect things from overspray. The added benefit is they come with magnets on bottom end which would help suspend them on metal.
So does that hose use water pressure to propel itself down the drain or him pusshing it through or both? Also how does this desroy roots and whatnot but not the pipe itself?
the force of the water leaving the rear of the head pushes it along pulling the hose with it the pipes are stronger than tree roots when it comes to high pressuse water
Aww... look!! There's enough water and bubbles to have a bath.. lmfao!!!! The water may be a bit chilly, but that can be eventually warmed up. You even have a plug for the "tub" lmfao!!!!
Man 2 seconds into it and you throw in there will be no splatter, almost turned it off but im so drain addicted, I'll watch it anyway you put it out. Thanks buddy
Not dats a lotta roots! Was that the 1 that smells like licorice? I really do love that DB tool! Cheers Mates from Canada eh n not I'm NOT Italian, I'm Scottish lol
Stupid thing to notice. But your pants. I looked them up thought they would be good for my line of work (hydrovacer). Fuck those are expensive pants. Are they worth the extra money?
I didn't get to jet but 3 times, nothing explained on how to do the job. Only how to operate the machine. I never saw that foam, what is it? What's the craziest thing you've pulled out of a drain?
@@DembaiVT love seeing the crazy stuff come back.. Heard a guy on the radio back in the day pulled back a rabbit.. That musta been nasty.. Had a guy i grew up with became a Dr.. His basin had no stopper, i pulled out a size 14 knee high tube sock. Broke his balls terrible..
You should get a see snake it might make a better video I'm thinking of uploading a couple of mine I never seen so much suds in my life also what psi do you run at gpm i run a 4400 psi at 5.3 gpm
You know it's going to be good when you start the video and the double barrel is already out
#drumbeats 😂
@@THEMANTR😂😂 @ the #drumbeats ref.
@@THEMANTR Unless someone's pissing in the corner, it's not #drumbeats worthy!
Congratulations, you've struck a latte vein!
You should have used the double barrel to wipe away that annoying car, before starting.
It's no car: it's a VW...
I bet he came and moved the car across the street just as you were packing up
They always due
You guys honestly deserve more views and such, I bet you two work harder than it looks in the video, as in, the amount of effort that goes into 1) filming and editing the video, and 2) actually doing your job. Shame that this one was a bit well, difficult, I could say? Than the other ones that you've done in the past. Clearing drains is harder than it looks, that, I can tell. Keep up the good work!
It's like a bubble bath from hell.
40k subscribers within only a few weeks! Congrats!
You tried to protect the car, but in the end you put it through the car wash.
Protecting it from what in the drain, the dirt sand roots etc flying out can be abrasive damaging the paint
When that double-header gets going, it sounds just like a 4-bladed prop on a turboprop airplane!
I tried subsribing to other drain addict but yours is the best n the most satisfying video... Cheers mate..
That's absolutely insane how big those roots can get. Love the videos please keep up the awesome work! Also a fan of the longer videos. P.s. kudos to the camera man for keeping the lens clean in very shitty conditions!
I'm hypnotized , I have a problem😂,,,,👀👀👀👀 ,,,,good job👍,,,🖐🖐from Madrid
What I'm constantly wondering: Why come with you the drainage pipes from the curb stone?
I'm from Germany. We have separated rainwater canals and sewers under the road. Each house has accordingly two separate sewage connections, which are directly connected to the main canals. There are occasional villages that have a mixed water canal.
It's still interesting, what you get out of the pipes ...
As a child, I enjoyed watching the plumbers and sewer workers.
That sounds so romantic, a date with a picnic and boat ride with your special one on the German canals. You must be a very popular fellow.
I can’t believe there is a whole channel dedicated to this
Several
Thick as a pencil and 5' long! Now THAT'S what I call ROOTS! :-)
Got spoiled today with a bubble bath!
That car messed up the Double Barrels epic moment!!! That was grounds for towing.
Loving the little wooden manhole cover....smart idea.
The bubbles are from the tree roots? It reminds me of the froth on root beer...
yes it is. the foam is from roots. don't ask why i just learned it from another viewer as well
Well that's a good way to clean a drain....pack it with soap and you add the water. I bet the drain smell better now.
Thats the roots that is creating the bubbles/foam
@@alexstoles1339 that's a new one, never heard of it but I'm keep watching. There's more to learn.
@@arfeliaburns-jackson443 yes he says the foam is from the roots in the video. He calls it a paperbark tree
Free soap!
Root beer🍻🍻🍻
It's funny that I always seem to watch your channel at dinner time. You must have found the roots of the soap tree.
Wouldn’t that be interesting? The aussies have soap trees. I think it’s a licorice root though. Bet it smells nice at least
I will take root water over poo water any day
Is this paperbark tree used for anything other than clogging up drains?
Yes making foam/ bubbles
Melaleuca quinquenervia has multiple uses, and is widely used traditionally by indigenous Australians. A brew was made from the bruised young aromatic leaves to treat colds, headaches and general sickness.[34] The steam distilled leaf oil of the cineole chemotype is also used externally for coughs, colds, neuralgia, and rheumatism.[35] A nerolidol and linalool chemotype is also cultivated and distilled on a small scale for use in perfumery.
The paper-like bark is used traditionally for making coolamons, shelter, wrapping baked food and lining ground ovens.[5] The nectar is extracted traditionally by washing in coolamons of water which is subsequently consumed as a beverage. The scented flower also produces a light to dark amber honey depending on the district. It is strongly flavoured and candies readily and is not regarded as a high quality honey, but nevertheless is popular.[36]
The timber is tolerant of being soaked, and is used in fences.[37]
Melaleuca quinquenervia is often used as a street tree or planted in public parks and gardens, especially in Sydney.[38] In its native Australia, it is excellent as a windbreak, screening tree and food source for a wide range of local insect and bird species.[5][39] It can tolerate waterlogged soils.[37] It is regarded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) as an invasive weed in Florida where it was introduced to drain swamps.
The essential oil of Melaleuca quinquenervia is used in a variety of cosmetic products especially in Australia. The oil is reported in herbalism and natural medicine to work as an antiseptic and antibacterial agent, to help with bladder infections, respiratory troubles and catarrh. The oil has a very low (level 0) hazard score on the Cosmetic Safety Database
David Kreisl Thank you David! I make my own soap and was hoping someone would say what tree this was!
Could you in one of your videos go through the different heads that you use and explain their functions etc, I've seen you use a few different heads and I am damn curious about them lol
Already did, a few episodes back.
Nice vid, from Mars 🌌
⁉️❓❔What type of tree are the roots from???
Paperbark tree=Melaleuca quinquenervia=Myrtenheide
protected from root water with poop towel
"Soapy" root water at that 😂
You broke out the big gun today and it got a workout!! There were some pretty big roots in that one!!
The whole family is addicted.. ! The vids coming!!
thank you o great algorithm for bestowing upon me this mental content to consume
Sans stench 👍
You should carry cheap shower curtain liners to protect things from overspray. The added benefit is they come with magnets on bottom end which would help suspend them on metal.
1:59 Content King!
Someone please tell me why is this so fascinating...........
04.45 AM now mate.. Thanks for fast upload
10:59 on the East Coast of the U.S.A.
428am east coast of USA
and we all connected by 2 person unclogging the drain...
Andi Ardiansyah A bit silly and fun really !
Yeaaaaaa double barrell
What can be done to help prevent roots growing inside of the pipes and causing these backups? Is there anything?
Shawn Barczak can’t prevent the earth from shifting and roots always find a way
Almost looks like soap bubbles!!
You made Root Beer!
Yes! or maybe sarsaparilla... :)
What does root foam smell like?
Sporo piany hehe ....pozdrawiam 👍👍👍......😊😊😊....
So does that hose use water pressure to propel itself down the drain or him pusshing it through or both? Also how does this desroy roots and whatnot but not the pipe itself?
the force of the water leaving the rear of the head pushes it along pulling the hose with it
the pipes are stronger than tree roots when it comes to high pressuse water
That was satisfying👍🏻😀
You just discovered how Ghettobruger (Macdonalds) makes their chocolate milkshakes.
this isn't even clever, buddy.....
Aww... look!! There's enough water and bubbles to have a bath.. lmfao!!!! The water may be a bit chilly, but that can be eventually warmed up. You even have a plug for the "tub" lmfao!!!!
Man 2 seconds into it and you throw in there will be no splatter, almost turned it off but im so drain addicted, I'll watch it anyway you put it out. Thanks buddy
People dont forget to like It!
What the foam caused by?
Tree roots from the paperbark tree.
yeah if you listened you'd have heard that lol
Drain Addict Why do they do that, exactly?
@@GammaProtogolin I'm only guessing here, but they probably contain a good amount of saponin. It's a natural "detergent" found in many plants.
Drowned Rat Huh, that’s interesting. I’m guessing that is used to stop bugs from eating it.
WOW!! I want to know where all those bubbles came from. and that was a ton of roots.
the bubbles came from the roots!
He protec
He attac
He jet
Awesome video. Greetings from Poland.
Hi from Odessa!
RUN...!!! Quick!!! The Pipes have Rabies!!!!
You look like a Jedi Knight with your hood up holding up gunk. Why would I not watch this??
All Good Mate 👍
Someone lost a washing machine down the drain.
Як туди потрапляє стільки коріння? Невже через труби проростає
Great video.
Not dats a lotta roots! Was that the 1 that smells like licorice? I really do love that DB tool! Cheers Mates from Canada eh n not I'm NOT Italian, I'm Scottish lol
Roots are better than shite any day of the week. 😎👍
What kind of tree roots does That????
Double barrel power and no more!
Where did the foam come from?
I've never seen roots cause so much foam! how do the roots do that?! WHY?!
The almighty Pipe Penetrator
How can you prevent roots coming into the drains?
A theory by me suggests you cannot prevent it. Not based off of any evidence, just a spontaneous baseless theory.
Did someone put down a foaming root killer or is it something in the roots that acts as a foaming agent?
The roots make the foam.
@@DembaiVT is it something in the roots that is making the foam? Or is it making the foam when the water gets shot past them?
double barrel is life - it's an honor to get dirty by it
This kind of work should be mic in surround sound with deep bass ftw lol
Ibiza Party 🥳
What is that curb drain for? Is it coming from sump pump or yard drain?
rain water from paths and roof
Yummy!
Foaming tree roots? Well, now I know where they get suds from... a soap tree!
Latte lovely jubbly
top
I like this camera guy. Jost?
"Drink your big black cow, and get outta here"
смотрел.не понимал,накуя та крышка,которая по сути мешает больше,пока не увидел что что то рядом,типа машины рядом или чего..
This one kicked your butt, but you got it sorted
I’m addicted 🤤🤭
Is it true that in Australia all pipes go to the street?
You said the bubbles were from the tree roots? ×hat kind of tree?
Sooooo addictive
The root of all problem!
Have the car towed... We want to see lol
Maybe this is a start of something big, "metoo watch".
Bet the drain smelled quite nice.
Stupid thing to notice. But your pants. I looked them up thought they would be good for my line of work (hydrovacer). Fuck those are expensive pants. Are they worth the extra money?
Underwater electric buzz goin there...like 100hz magnetostriction
Drain Stud.
Yes, but how do you unclog your shower drain at home when you come back from a job and wash off the grime that splashed on you?
Paul Farr his wife hoses him down
Bubble Nigguh hahaha probably! “You are not setting one foot in the flat until I hose you down!”
Exactly! Strip down and hose off in the yard before coming in this house Haha, but seriously. 🙂 Not bringing that stank in here 😂
What is that foam?
Tree roots from the paperbark tree causes it.
The poop shield!
Now THOSE are the roots of all evil
段取り、手際よく仕事されてますね🎵日本語のわかる人がいたらいいんですけど…
Makes me wanna quit and do this for a living instead. It looks fun.
the preview is somethink artistic
I didn't get to jet but 3 times, nothing explained on how to do the job. Only how to operate the machine. I never saw that foam, what is it?
What's the craziest thing you've pulled out of a drain?
- foam is from the roots of the paperbark tree there
- they got a pretty big white rat and a rubix cube
@@V0MAG nice. Cows balls from a house in the city, very peculiar i thought.
I saw one with multiple tennis balls and a flip flop and one with two rubber duckies.
@@DembaiVT love seeing the crazy stuff come back.. Heard a guy on the radio back in the day pulled back a rabbit.. That musta been nasty..
Had a guy i grew up with became a Dr.. His basin had no stopper, i pulled out a size 14 knee high tube sock. Broke his balls terrible..
Tennis balls..more memories . used to go outside after windy rain and look for balls lost on the roofs that came down.
You should get a see snake it might make a better video I'm thinking of uploading a couple of mine I never seen so much suds in my life also what psi do you run at gpm i run a 4400 psi at 5.3 gpm