Script? 🤔 Who uses scripts? I may recorded two voice overs though... 😅 New dad life is borrowing most of my workshop time, so the essential jobs I can't put off are the ones getting filmed 😊 Cheers mate
Not sure what you are referring to Mark. Let's be honest tho you did enjoy watching him plunge his fist into a stinky hole over and over again especially when he delivered with the happy ending.
I can't remember where I saw it first, but it came to mind before I called the plumber luckily. Would be great if you had a drinking water tank too I think, keep the pipes clean
I was sceptical it would work, but it cost me $50 and I charged the building $50 for my time. Our plumber is great, but they are charging a minimum $250 callout these days. So, I've saved the building $150 in it's first outing. Winning. Even if you didn't already own a pressure washer a few drains in you'd be ahead.
Definitely buy this attachment, just cleared a sewer blockage 13m away, saved me a fortune, cheers for the vid, was helpful in learning how to use it best
Great practical video, i didn't even realise drain cleaning attachments for pressure washers was a thing. Looks like it did a great job too. Thanks for the video.
Im not sure what to think after watching and listening to that x rated version of Fixit fingers. The tenants are lucky to have such a dedicated handyman on site. Good job good investment all round.
Good to see you back into it James. I have a similar pressure washer, mine is green though. I bought the drain and tube cleaner to clean gutters and down pipes. The giant eucalyptus near the house rains leaves and sticks on us in any kind of windy weather. I cost me 250 shekels to get the gutter vac bloke to clean them last time. Anyway mate, keep up the good work. All the best.
Cheers mate. I might need your help with the next video... I'll DM you. I think this would be great for downpipe... on a single story house. Our 4 story building means I get the pros in for that job! Honestly, I didn't think this was going to be able to power through that mud, but happy to be proven wrong!
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Hello James, This seems like the easiest way to unclog. good job. Thank you for the details. I'm starting to think about buying a pressure washer like this soon. see you later. Stay healthy and happy. Your friend Mehmet
Yet another job done as the result of being tight and not wanting to call the plumber. Good thing I saved $200 buck here... the building water main burst today and they are currently fixing it. Probably a $2000 plus job. Can't win. 😂
While this one is an Aussie brand I am sure there are generic versions on Amazon that probably suit most models. Take a peek next time you're all clogged up 😆
Never have i been so mesmerized about watching an Aussie play fisting with a drain hope you're good m8 nice see you back hope your all doing well 🏴👍
Bubba is getting big, 5 months now. Hoping to find some more workshop time as she gets more independent 😊 ... So which were the non-mesmerising drain cleaning videos then? 🤣🤣
@@FixitFingers a don't think ave ever seen one but you get the boring yanks doing pressure washing videos 🤮🤮 I'll watch my fav Aussie don't tell dainsey or Daniel 😮. Man 5 months wait till she's 5 and 6 got 2 turning 5 next month one turning 6 in couple weeks man expensive and doesn't get any easier a tell ya. Sorry m8🤣👍🏴
The trouble with this attachment is that it CAN'T be used with the Gerni 7300 pressure washer which has a output pressure of 2320psi and this drain tube can only take a pressure up to 2175psi and that's because it's not steel reinforced. If you do use it with the Gerni 7300 then you risk bursting the drain hose severely injuring yourself in the process. Gerni should make a drain cleaning hose that's able to take the pressure of the 7300.
That does seem like a bit of a massive oversight on their part. Perhaps there is one in works, I'd have thought the 7000 series would be popular enough to warrent it...
being new dad we all understand there are many smelly jobs you are doing now... but what is preferred nappy change or drain cleaning? 🤣. Great vid James!
Well that did the trick mate. Always feels good to fix stuff without calling a contractor. Don’t like the fact that’s it’s going to require regular unclogging. Get a mask 😂
Just a bit of bio-gas from the leaves breaking down ;) Yeah it should really be a 6" line, that would handle the solids better. Shoulda thought of that when we had it moved. Doh!
None of that script was lost on me 😂 Good to see you mate
Script? 🤔 Who uses scripts? I may recorded two voice overs though... 😅 New dad life is borrowing most of my workshop time, so the essential jobs I can't put off are the ones getting filmed 😊 Cheers mate
@@FixitFingers voice over face over same same. The funny shit you say 🤣
Not sure what you are referring to Mark. Let's be honest tho you did enjoy watching him plunge his fist into a stinky hole over and over again especially when he delivered with the happy ending.
Must admit my mind went straight down the drain with all that commentary 😏😏😏. Must ,be a sailor thing 😂😂😂⚓️⚓️⚓️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
@@Nedswoodworks very important to keep the pipes clean on those long voyages at sea mate! 🤣🤣
Good to see you again mate. With your pipes nice and clean!
Slowly getting back into some filming and editing. Hopefully some woodworking not too far away 😊
@@FixitFingers That would be awesome. Get the car out of that garage...
Thats a great attachment - didnt know that even existed. Well Done.
I can't remember where I saw it first, but it came to mind before I called the plumber luckily. Would be great if you had a drinking water tank too I think, keep the pipes clean
I have a similar attachment for my pressure washer and it really pays for it self fast if you get to use it once or twice. Plummer's are not cheap!
I was sceptical it would work, but it cost me $50 and I charged the building $50 for my time. Our plumber is great, but they are charging a minimum $250 callout these days. So, I've saved the building $150 in it's first outing. Winning. Even if you didn't already own a pressure washer a few drains in you'd be ahead.
Definitely buy this attachment, just cleared a sewer blockage 13m away, saved me a fortune, cheers for the vid, was helpful in learning how to use it best
Pays for itself after one job. If it doesn't work and you still need a plumber, you haven't spent much and it'll still come in useful down the track 😊
Great practical video, i didn't even realise drain cleaning attachments for pressure washers was a thing. Looks like it did a great job too. Thanks for the video.
Me either until I tried shoving the regular nozzle down there with no success 😅 I thought _there must be a better way_ Turns out, there is 😊
Im not sure what to think after watching and listening to that x rated version of Fixit fingers. The tenants are lucky to have such a dedicated handyman on site. Good job good investment all round.
Yeah they should really pay him more... especially for the gross fisty work 🤣
Good to see you back into it James. I have a similar pressure washer, mine is green though. I bought the drain and tube cleaner to clean gutters and down pipes. The giant eucalyptus near the house rains leaves and sticks on us in any kind of windy weather. I cost me 250 shekels to get the gutter vac bloke to clean them last time. Anyway mate, keep up the good work. All the best.
Cheers mate. I might need your help with the next video... I'll DM you. I think this would be great for downpipe... on a single story house. Our 4 story building means I get the pros in for that job! Honestly, I didn't think this was going to be able to power through that mud, but happy to be proven wrong!
Hello James,
This seems like the easiest way to unclog. good job. Thank you for the details. I'm starting to think about buying a pressure washer like this soon. see you later. Stay healthy and happy. Your friend Mehmet
They are very useful...and oddly satisfying. Hope you are well mate!
Nice one James, We all love a happy ending! 👍 😁
...and then it bloody stormed 2 weeks later. We got 200mm (8 inches) of rain in 24 hours and now I think I need to clean it again 🤣
That’s a pretty sweet attachment on your unit. Drain cleaning definitely isn’t too fun so kudos to you on tackling it! 😅
Yet another job done as the result of being tight and not wanting to call the plumber. Good thing I saved $200 buck here... the building water main burst today and they are currently fixing it. Probably a $2000 plus job. Can't win. 😂
Great Video James. Great little adapter for the jet wash. I could have done with one of those a few months back.
While this one is an Aussie brand I am sure there are generic versions on Amazon that probably suit most models. Take a peek next time you're all clogged up 😆
Hi mate, where can buy the spray nozzle for tough job?
That's just the standard one that comes with the unit. I get all my Gerni accessories from Bunnings 😉
@@FixitFingers thanks
dont take the front spring and wobble nozzle off. it wobbles under pressure to break up dirt and whatever is in there
@@Jason-rs6co oh that's what it is for, good tip, cheers!
Never have i been so mesmerized about watching an Aussie play fisting with a drain hope you're good m8 nice see you back hope your all doing well 🏴👍
Bubba is getting big, 5 months now. Hoping to find some more workshop time as she gets more independent 😊 ... So which were the non-mesmerising drain cleaning videos then? 🤣🤣
@@FixitFingers a don't think ave ever seen one but you get the boring yanks doing pressure washing videos 🤮🤮 I'll watch my fav Aussie don't tell dainsey or Daniel 😮. Man 5 months wait till she's 5 and 6 got 2 turning 5 next month one turning 6 in couple weeks man expensive and doesn't get any easier a tell ya. Sorry m8🤣👍🏴
@@michaelwillson6847 bloody hell Mike, didn't your mother ever teach you when to lie to a fella? 🤣
@@FixitFingers no m8 not when it comes to darling little cherubs that cost a fortune and drive you nuts can't lie about that one.
The trouble with this attachment is that it CAN'T be used with the Gerni 7300 pressure washer which has a output pressure of 2320psi and this drain tube can only take a pressure up to 2175psi and that's because it's not steel reinforced. If you do use it with the Gerni 7300 then you risk bursting the drain hose severely injuring yourself in the process.
Gerni should make a drain cleaning hose that's able to take the pressure of the 7300.
That does seem like a bit of a massive oversight on their part. Perhaps there is one in works, I'd have thought the 7000 series would be popular enough to warrent it...
it would be fine the hose itself is never under that pressure as its always open if you put a vale on the end then maybe it would be an issue
If it was one of my local plumbers they would have charged me $500 to do this.
@@mvlouman don't get me wrong, our plumbers are excellent and have done some big jobs clearing roots from drains... But sometimes you can avoid them!
A stiff shafting is normally what happens when the plumber comes to fix anything.
Hahaha, yes this option opens up more flexible terms 🤣
being new dad we all understand there are many smelly jobs you are doing now... but what is preferred nappy change or drain cleaning? 🤣. Great vid James!
Honestly, this swamp gas has nothing on what my daughter is capable of.... 💩🤣
Well that did the trick mate. Always feels good to fix stuff without calling a contractor. Don’t like the fact that’s it’s going to require regular unclogging. Get a mask 😂
Just a bit of bio-gas from the leaves breaking down ;) Yeah it should really be a 6" line, that would handle the solids better. Shoulda thought of that when we had it moved. Doh!
"It doesn't look great, and it feels even worse...." 😅
Did I mention the smell? 🤣
@@FixitFingers I could smell the video, no mention needed 😂
That drain is too small.
It really is. The other drains in the slab are 6", this one is 4. We should have upgraded it when we had it moved. Hind sight...
"Going in and out, in and out, in and out, yeah it doesn't look great and it feels even worse."
I think you're doing it wrong.
Smelled bad too. What is your preferred pipe cleaning method young Anthony? Any tips? 😂
@@FixitFingers I'm unqualified to answer on both parts. 😆