General Pipe Cleaners KR-A-WC Kinetic Water Ram Drain Cleaning Tool with Accessories Package

Received the item one day before the scheduled delivery. Item was received as per the description and in good condition

Had a bathtub drain in an old apt. building. Bathtubs are connected together with a T joint running down. Problem is that girls shower and shave their legs. The plastic razor blade caps get flushed down the drain, go through the trap and get jammed down the connecting T.Could not snake it and the main pipes were in a concrete wall. Spent 3 days trying to snake it and cut pipe below the tub trying to feed snake down the T. Could not get in to the T. Heard about Ram pump and decided to order one. Took 3 seconds to get drain to work at 25 lbs pressure. Well worth while investment as the alternative would have been to cut into concrete wall to get at the pipe. Been there a few times and it is not fun and very expensive.

I rarely write a review of any product but this deserved it. I tried getting clog out with an auger I own, but clog was too far around several bends. I paid a plumber to get the clog out and he couldn't either with a longer auger. He advised that he would need to cut into the ceiling of my living room in order to try to find the clog (sink was in an upstairs bathroom). I decided to try a couple of other methods first. First tried draino. Didn't work. Next tried a $10 water bladder. Didn't work. Decided to plunk down $300 for the water ram on the premise that cutting into my ceiling to find the clog was likely going to cost me a couple thousand $$ to find, fix, repair, and repaint. Took me a couple of tries with the water ram at increasing pressure, but fixed the leak. Highly recommend!

Great product! Customer service is great!

I try for years to try to get this fix was broke when I got it. I even brought repair kit there parts impossible to come off so I'm screw. I try years ago to exchange or something or repair it guess I'll have to try something else

This def works. I screwed the pvc on the end of it and put it down a clogged sink that is part of a pair of sinks joined in a v. I had a guy out and he couldn’t snake the line. The house is old and it has 90 degree bends all over the place and no cleanouts. Anyway. After he gave up i just said, eff it, let’s put this pvc on the end of this ram jet, put it down the sink drain and hit it with 45lbs. Gave it a few goes and blasted through. and now they drain better than ever. If it’s working, it sounds like a depth charge ..:all that energy just goes into the water. Of course since it is a pair of sinks, the other needed a rag down the drain after they are both filled with water.