Stone Banks 15 m Pressure Washer Drain Pipe Hose Cleaning Kit Replacement for Karcher K2-K7, Bosch, Lavor, Sewer Jetter Hose with Jet Nozzle 180Bar

Pipes cleared out for a fraction of the cost of Dynorod !! Attached to pressure washer and drains no longer blocked. We’ve had our drain unblocked at vast expense too many times, I thought I would try this as soon as cheap. Did the trick, even if it was not the most pleasant job. The attachments do work with those listed, however, the LIDL cordless washer (only their cordless one) is a strange fitting that is tricky to adapt. This is for more straight wide pipes, you won’t get it down a sink unfortunately

This was a perfect product for what I needed and most importantly if fits Ryobi machines! I bought this to clear a driveway drain outdoors that was stuck solid with mud, stones etc. I thought it would struggle but after a quick bit of assemble it made short work of the problem. I fed it into the drain - you have to push and pull it as it dislodges the blockage. The rear facing jets pull the hose further down the drain making sure it was clear. It was good for the tight corners of the drain too. It is thin enough that you could use it to clear indoor sink or washing machine drains too. All in all 10 out of 10 for this product If you can unroll the hose for a while before you use it, it will help speed up the job.

The Stone Banks pressure washer drain hose comes with extra fittings for numerous washer makes, it fits the Titan washer from Screwfix. As I did not have rods to clear some soil down a rain water drain this looked useful. It worked fine so with very good quality and delivery it is excellent value.

Well made, good quality hose and adaptors. Purchased to clear a blocked rainwater drain. The blockage was approx 1.5 mtrs away from the downpipe and under a public footpath. I have a K2 pressure washer so knew that one of the supplied adaptors would fit but wanted to use my higher powered Titan DTS2, fortunately one of the supplied brass adaptors fitted perfectly. The length of this hose was obviously overkill for my needs this time but who knows for the future ... Wrapped the threaded ends of the hose liberally with the supplied PTFE tape then hand tightened the nozzle and adaptor, hooked it up to the Titan, turned on the water, turned on the power, pressed the Titan trigger and .... got soaked by the back jets from the nozzle ... hehe. The product video shows this beastie snaking effortlessly through a long section of straight drainpipe. If only everything was so straightforward! However the hose was flexible enough to deal with an immediate 90° bend after insertion into a 25mm hole drilled into the base of the downpipe and was, with a bit of light pushing and a few blasts from the Titan, soon into clearing the blockage. Fed about 2mtrs of hose down the drain with no problem at all and completely cleared the blockage. Don't know what Dynathingy would have charged to do this job but I'm pretty sure that it would have been multiples of the £22 that I paid for this beastie. BIG thumbs up from me specially if you already have a compatible pressure washer.

The small hole which supposedly breaks down any blockage in fact blocked up itself! Then it being a high quality Stainless Steel nozzle made it impossible to drill out!! Having a normal mild steel nozzle would make it easier to drill out any blockage. I noted in another review that an individual also had the same problem but was able to drill his blockage to the nozzle out. Unsure how he did that!

If like me you were wondering if it will fit your Nilfisk jet washer then the answer is no but it is possible if you modify one of the adapters - or purchase an adapter instead. I did some research before buying and decided even though it didn’t mention Nilfisk it either would fit or require a slight modification to fit.. the latter was true. You have to reduce the length of the brass bayonet lugs by sawing approximately 5mm of it off and filing a round onto the sawn side. Really easy if you’re any good with a junior hacksaw and a file. I decided to go down this route because it was the cheapest drain jet on Amazon and I don’t actually need it yet so didn’t want to spend too much.. just something I think I should have at the ready.

2.5 hours of rodding, snaking, and getting up to my shoulder in black putrid nastiness did absolutely nothing to move a very stubborn blockage. Got this kit to fit my cheapo stanley washer. Connected up nice and easy, no drips, no leaks. The backwards facing jets push the pipe down the drain with good force, and once it reached the blockage I just had to pull it out and let it jet forward several times until blockage started to loosen. Took about 10-15 minutes, and it's not only cleared the blockage but a good build up of fats and crap from the pipes have been blasted out as well. Could have saved multiple afternoons of grim work if I had bought this sooner. I'm not one for leaving reviews on Amazon but this was worth giving praise to.

I have a Karscher K2 pressure washer and none of the included fittings fit into the machine. Waste of money for me.