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DIRTY JOBS BUT SOMEONE HAS TO DO THEM / CLEANING A CLOGGED DRAIN WITH A VEVOR ELECTRIC DRAIN CLEANER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.พ. 2024
- How to use an ELECTRIC DRIAN CLEANER / Electric Snake to clean clogged drains.
One of the Reasons People give Items bad reviews.
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I love your presentation of this Vevor Drain Auger (AKA) Snake, 100 ft, 1/2 cable, which caused me to make this purchase. I was not going to buy it because of the bad reviews I read, but you were awesome in your hands-on application and explanation on how to work this drain clearing snake. I just want to tell you...Thank You, Sir. Peace, Love, and Happiness...God is Love 😊
Princess 😊
Thank you for your views and comments.
I think it's a good product but most people try to cut through to big of ruts and such trying to force them. It takes a big machine to cut roots.
God Bless!
Papaw, I have a septic system, and my kitchen sink is clogged. My house was built in 1948, and there is a drain in the concrete floor outside of my basement door, and a drain inside the basement concrete floor. I plan to clear them both because that is where water is backing up when I plunge the kitchen sink...Or, should I clear the sink by feeding the snake through the pipe under the sink? What do you suggest I do? Princess 😊
I would try the drain in the basement first myself because if it's backing up in the basement that tells me the problem is between the basement and the septic system. Not between the sink and the basement.
Hope that makes since.
Goodluck! I hate drain issues. LOL
Great advice...I will use the drain snake to unclog the basement floor first...Thanks again Papaw. Peace, Love, and Happiness 😊 Princess 😊
Glad you're getting some nicer weather. It helps when you have so much to get done.
Time for the work to start. LOL
You a hard working man.
I got nothing else to say that anyone wants to hear (or read).
Thank you sir.
Well y'all got me going to the vevor web site and now my wife is going GET OFF THAT SIGHT😂. Thank y'all for the video and have a blessed evening.
Didn't mean to get you in a pickle. 😂
I've heard mixed reviews on these. I think you are right about how most probably don't know how to use them. Personally, I have a few minor roots in my main. So, hopefully I will only have to use it a couple times per year. If I get like 10 uses out of it then it's more than paid for itself. I would go with a different brand but the next cheapest you can get that is big enough to handle roots is almost 3 times the cost. Bit extreme considering how little I will be using it.
Just take it slow and work it back and forth and I think you will be happy with it.
It's not a machine for roots decent otherwise been using mine for a couple years for floor drains and cloggs in commercial bathrooms. Bought it as a quick replacement while waiting for repair parts on other machine and ended up keeping it on the truck. Auto feed doesn't hold up. I would still get the model with autofeed manuel feed model shakes too much.
@@sewerrat7612 I bought the 3/4" version... think that will be okay for minor roots? I have very thin roots right at the city connection. I thought maybe run it down the pipe twice a year so they can't grow any bigger.
Also, are you saying the autofeed one can be used manually no problem? Just loosen the bolt to do it that way? Oh, also, I've never seen manual feed, do you have it turning while you pull it out or do you stop it each time?
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@101perspective just loosen tension know at top to pull out cable and use manually. Supposed to stop machine when pulling out but can be done while spinning if you have decent gloves. Machine should work for fine roots recommend not using screw/bulb head can easily get stuck in roots.
I need to tell my brother about that machine....he has a clogged drain that is a wicked headache ! Thanks
They are handy to have around.
Vevor makes chicken plucker. They have web site sometimes they got close outs. Wish I was closer to you. I need one ever couple years could borrow yours lol. I might get one just to have when you need it you need it
If I would have purchased one instead of building my own I was getting the Vevor.
Ok pops
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Wear some gloves sr
I sure should.