DrainBlast™ — Wreck Years of Grime in Minutes Without a Plumber Call

See the Clog Vanish Before Your Eyes

Your kitchen drain backs up predictably every six weeks. The plumber charges you $300 again to snake the same clogged pipe. The drain clears for ten weeks, grease builds up once more, and you end up calling the plumber again like clockwork.

There’s a smarter solution — one that attaches to the pressure washer already in your garage.

Drano hasn’t worked for ages. Today’s food fats — restaurant oils, butter, dairy products — clump in the trap and mock sodium hydroxide. You pour another bottle. The water sits idle. After an hour, you bail it out and pour another bottle. After $30 spent, the drain remains sluggish.

The $30 hand auger from Home Depot only reaches about 25 feet on a good day. Most blockages lie farther down. Even when it hits something, it just punches a small hole through the center — leaving the greasy ring on the pipe intact, which collects new debris by afternoon.

DrainBlast™ converts your existing pressure washer into a 5,800 PSI sewer jetter that blasts away years of grease, hair, soap scum, food buildup, and fine root intrusion in a single pass. No chemicals. No service calls. No pipe tearing.

This is how the system truly works

The button-nose nozzle on the front sends out a single forward jet at 5,800 PSI. This jet smashes through the clog itself — it doesn’t just push it ahead, it breaks it apart. Grease becomes tiny droplets. Soap scum dissolves. Hair mats are sliced up.

Simultaneously, several rear jets fire backward and out to the sides. They serve two purposes at once. First, they scrub residue from the pipe walls — areas a hand snake never touches — keeping the line clear for months instead of just weeks. Second, they use their own thrust to push the hose further down the line. You don’t have to shove it in; the water pushes it forward.

After the clog clears, switch to the included rotating nozzle for a finishing pass. It spins as water flows, polishing the pipe interior smooth so dirt can’t cling next time.

Available in two lengths. Choose depending on the job. The 10-meter (32.8 ft) hose clears kitchen sinks, bathroom drains, showers, and toilet clogs inside the house — covering most household needs. The 30-meter (98.4 ft) hose reaches main sewer lines from outdoor cleanouts, tackling blockages 90+ feet down the lateral toward the city line.

Connects to nearly any pressure washer

Standard 1/4" M-NPT fittings on both ends. The kit includes an M22-14F adapter and a 1/4" quick-connect plug, so it fits Karcher, Ryobi, Sun Joe, Simpson, Generac, AR Blue Clean, DeWalt, Greenworks, and most other consumer and prosumer models. If your pressure washer delivers 1,500 PSI or more, it’s compatible.

Built tough. Braided nylon core with a polyurethane outer jacket, rated for 5,800 PSI working pressure with a safety margin beyond that. Operating temperature from -40°F to 140°F means winter freezes won’t crack it and hot grease lines won’t soften it. The hose stays flexible in cold weather, resists kinking under bends, and shrugs off abrasive concrete around cleanouts.

All-in-one kit. No extras needed. Hose (choose 10m or 30m). Button-nose nozzle. Rotating nozzle. M22-14F brass-and-nickel adapter. 1/4" quick-connect plug. Roll of PTFE sealant tape. Two open-end wrenches (correct sizes, not generic). Box of blockage removal pins for nozzle unclogging. That’s it.

"Paid Roto-Rooter $385 in February for a clog. Bought this in March. Cleared the same drain in 15 minutes — and three more since. Already covered its cost twice over. Wish I’d bought it years ago." — Mike R., verified buyer.

Where it really delivers

Kitchen sinks (the grease culprit), bathroom sinks (hair buildup), shower drains, laundry room and garage floor drains, basement bulkhead drains, toilet clogs beyond the trap, outdoor patio drains, gutter downspout blockages, septic-to-house lateral lines, and main sewer cleanouts. Wherever water should flow but doesn’t.

"My downstairs toilet flushed slowly for months. Plumber said it was the main line and quoted $450 to camera it before quoting repairs. I ran the 30m DrainBlast from the outdoor cleanout, hit a wad of wipes about 40 feet in, and cleared it in three minutes. No camera, no quote, no repair needed." — Sarah K., verified buyer.

If you’ve got a pressure washer in the garage, the next clog takes fifteen minutes — not $300. Scroll down for full specs, kit contents, and a quick start guide to get you running in under a minute.