Wow that is a LOT of scale!! Cool to see you using the jetter for the first time. Sorta dangerous having it running and have to run inside fast, eh? Haha. Don't have a reel close on hand like Ollie I guess. You using that jetter to remove a heap of scale was impressive. Job very well done Donald! Those pipes will be much healthier after this

@NYDRAINS

4 күн бұрын

It would be more convenient, but just use what's provided to me. Thanks Chad 👍

Running a one man show with that jetter isn’t easy! Kudos to you for not letting a clog turn into a shitshow!

Omg the homeowner was telling you how to do your job right from the gate! You're such a professional. Again, I wish I could find a great plumber in south jersey. I've had 3 different companies in 8 years I've been in the house and they've told me conflicting advice and info. One said its ok to use acid..the others said absolutely not to. One said I should re-route the whole piping system to the mains but the other 2 said something way different. I could give like 3 other examples. Latest problem was my shower/tub and bathroom sink was very slow draining and one joint (right after an elbow-like turn) in the basement would leak. The guy came in with a plunger, had me plug the sink drain and plug the overflow hole in the sink, he plunged the bathtub drain and it started flowing great! He got a bottle of glue and dabbed it on the WRONG joint in the basement, then said "👍🏻 all good" and left. The bill came and it was $487.00!!! What?! But ok. He was here maybe 15 mins and glued the wrong joint lol. He just used a plunger! I really hate complaining about the cost but that was just a tad ridiculous IMO. I thought 200 tops. But that bill shocked the hell outta me. Obviously I just paid it and didn't complain. It did make me wish I had a man lol. After all it just needed a plunge. Btw I did plunge it but didn't plug the overflow so duh!

Why do I love watching drains get cleared? Great video as always!

@lindathibodeau3197

3 жыл бұрын

Fascinating! It's amazing how we use the bathroom, take showers and wash dishes and never think about what happens to the water and what it does to the drains.

@flawlousandtanya

3 жыл бұрын

Same here i watch at lease 2 before bed

Lots of scale, a remote control for your jet pressure pump would be great, or a remote shut valve on a reel as Ratty's boss uses. Great video.

@NYDRAINS

Жыл бұрын

Thanks again 👍

That's a record amount of scales so far!🤤

@NYDRAINS

11 ай бұрын

It sure was a lot!

epic stuff, what a ton of work on this job, that was nuts

Nice to see you use the jet, would be nice to have a remote to control the pressure or even a second man, that’s a lot of hard work just on your own..Respect 👍

You need a set up like what (Drain addict) has that way you can turn the water on and off right beside you.. Stay safe... Gazza

@boulting1

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree, Drain addict has a lot better set up. Get quick connectors for your heads as your threads will rust up. 👍

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t think they make them like that here in NY.

@hgreek1

3 жыл бұрын

@@NYDRAINS Amazon has them - General Pump DHRA50150 3/8" x 150' Charcoal Grey Steel Hose Reel with Flat Sidewalls, A-Frame, Pin Lock & Brake and Stainless Steel Swivel Inlet

@cleanstreamheatingcooling8110

3 жыл бұрын

@@NYDRAINS The Ridgid KJ-3100 that i use for my business has a 200' reel with 3/8 id hose @ 5.5gpm with 3100psi and a foot valve that you push with your foot to turn the water on.

@adruf4862

3 жыл бұрын

yeah he sure does need to , or make a magnetic remoter would be good

10:20 he literally shut the jet up using the toilet. LOL

@NYDRAINS

2 жыл бұрын

Lol 😉

You should get a plastic koala since Olie in Australia uses a New York rat. Cheers from Brooklyn

That was a lot of build up of scale in the pipes also all the water coming down from the sealing was crazy. Your so good at your job and and have amazing content to ✌👍💗🗽🇺🇸

I enjoy your videos - and you sure could use a remote shutoff by your side instead of the walk back and forth. Keep the videos coming.

A one-person operation and no way to shut off the hose easily? You sir are brave! I was feeling the stress for you! lol Congrats on all the likes/interactions you're getting.

@joem5332

3 жыл бұрын

Not very smart if there’s a problem having to run back out and shut down it could cost$$$

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Adam Luke thank you!

@jeremyfink537

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah get a hose reel with a shut off for inside the house. I would have the hose blowing all. over the bathroom 😆

WOOOOoooo! Jetting instead of snake for the win. Good content.

the american version of drain addict! nj over here!

Great job, i liked the 20meter dash and the run up 2 flights of stairs when you started the jetter line up(need a reel like olivers he alwaysh e carries his where ever he goes).Anyway you done a great job getting all that scale and hoovering it out.I think that guy is not a plummer, telling you what to do, i bet ratty knows more lol.

I love the jetting of the line better. Awesome 👍

Another great job! Nice work!

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 👍

I'm always paranoid about the jet, especially when I'm by myself, running into a business that is operating. I'm literally sprinting and people are like are you okay? They don't understand if they get hit with the jet, it's like an internal gunshot wound.

@NYDRAINS

Жыл бұрын

I always explain the seriousness of the pressure, so when they see me running, they already know why! 😆

We need to see the arms while you walk! Lol 😂

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

@Oceanism

3 жыл бұрын

haha yes!

Wow that was a good video. Thanks for showing us.

That was a whole heck of a lot of scale you got out, is it any wonder the pipes were so backed up. Great job as always. 💚💚

I like all that wood in that room. The white scalloped halve way up trim or whatever..not so much! Interesting looking house...🤔

Great work Sir. You got a new sub. Beautiful home you worked in. The face is nice but they left all the old plumbing. Surely to be a repeat customer. You earned your keep with this one.

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your support 🙏 Happy New Years 🥳

Nasty day, but at least you get paid for doing that. Great job!!! Too bad there wasn't any corn for Ratty, but he got quite a bit of treats yesterday, so he'll survive!! lol!!! Have a wonderful Friday!!!

@rpriesol

3 жыл бұрын

Ratty? He is still at Sydney :D

@danachappell3861

3 жыл бұрын

@@rpriesol He's still with Ollie. He had a new spot yesterday, inside a Styrofoam cup. Had a worm and corn for a snack too. Didn't get into any trouble either. lol

Yes!! I have watched since your first video and you said the water jet would come, i have been waiting amazing content thanks for the video well done sir your one of my go-to channels!

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for hanging in there!

Great job Allgood

Plastic on the floor when you walk in..... you know its really bad or they are going to wack you. LOL!!! I was feeling the pressure when turning on the jetter.

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

You should get a remote starter. Good job though.

@NYDRAINS

5 ай бұрын

I wish! Thanks 👍

It's pretty bad when you have to go back to the rig to turn the water off

OMG IM A FAN

@NYDRAINS

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Another great video! At what point do you think it is time for the owner to replace the pipe? How long do you think they can continue to function with a pipe in this condition?

today you are really my hero - it is immediately clear that you are trying not to destroy people's property ..... question: maybe it is better to clean this hole of rubbish right away before opening the valves with a hammer?

Good morning everyone from wellington Somerset in the UK

Incredible

Nice to see you

@NYDRAINS

2 жыл бұрын

👍

That is a lot of scale, I've seen some of Ollie's work and some of the scale was like concrete, awesome video, though 👌

OMG! Jammies in the afternoon and those feet! Please be more careful where you point the camera.

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

NYC uses a lot of old lead and steel pipes that literally rust from the inside out. Have you ever had a line collapse or break in the ground after you jet it because it was rusted all the way through? My guess is no because the pipes have very thick walls.

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

No

Just an FYI, but that "scale" is the inside of the pipe and seeing how thick it was, it wouldn't be a surprise if the jetting had compromised the pipe.

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

On the 3rd to 2nf floor they had some pipes replaced causing a lot of scale to shake off and get piled up

That guy has more issues then the drains. Look at the bottom corner of that door at 0:44, that was has been absorbing some water for quite awhile. I bet this guy has mold.

@giovannip919

3 жыл бұрын

If that home is in Queens, NYC there is also a distinct possibility that it had an illegal conversion or two - bathroom and basement apt.

@jimmy8653

3 жыл бұрын

Probably his summer home

@CallMeAdam2023

3 жыл бұрын

@@giovannip919 probably. Slumlords are always trying to stuff in as many ppl as they can in one dwelling

If you have any good assosiates around south jersey area that you could recommend please...id appreciate it sooo very much. Love your vids and I've learned so much from Drain Addict and Ratty, but probably most helpful is watching your vids since my plumbing is more like those in NY. Aust plumbing isn't like mine....but I LOVE IT!! Thank you! 👍🏻 all good! 🌽🐀💟👍🏻💩💦😂

got the big boy out

Iff all that rust comes off , won't the pipes get to thin ( replace of the pipes in a matther of time ) ? Strange , iron pipes. In what country are you , may i ask ? Here in Belguim ( europ) drain pipes are in plastick ( 50 years ago in concrete ) Good job by the way ans relaxing to see thanks ! 👍

@pheurbelvls3710

3 жыл бұрын

He is based in New York, USA 🇺🇸. 💚💚

@azmrblack

3 жыл бұрын

Cast iron piping was the standard used in homes up until the 70s, and still is in some places still allowed but a majority of construction and retrofitting since the 70's has been ABS or PVC.

@joem5332

3 жыл бұрын

Yes all the scale inside of cast iron will eventually start to leak either by a hole or a cracked pipe? It’s amazing going to a job and the cast iron is cracked the length from hub to hub.

@azmrblack

3 жыл бұрын

I should throw in almost all of the original cast iron installed in homes is at or has exceeded it's design lifetime. Alot of people are going to be facing whole home pipe replacement or relining if possible in the next decade.

Need a van tour!

finally a proper pipe cleaning wiht a jet not that snake thingy xD seriously every job in NYC should use a jetter given how old the infrastructure is and no landlord give a second fuck about doing things properly.

How does that build up like that?

@NYDRAINS

2 жыл бұрын

Time

It's a wonder that there's any pipe left with all that scale.

How come Drain Addict machine can control it from anywhere? The engine stays running in the car and he opens and closes the hose whenever he wants to???

@jeremyfink537

3 жыл бұрын

He has a hose reel with a ball valve on it.

I haven't seen this before

@NYDRAINS

2 жыл бұрын

There's more in my Playlist (water jet)

Ok

ew water in the light fixture. better hurry and turn off that breaker

What? You didn’t follow the customer’s advice?

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

You need a helper to turn things on & off.

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

😉👍

GET A MAGNET.

At 3:00 : That was scary when the water ran into the lamp fitting! Hope it dried quick, electricity and water combined can be dangerous...

wax ring was too thin for the sunken flange height. clearly they tiled after and around the flange.

@night7505

3 жыл бұрын

i was gonna dispute your comment until i went back to look at the footage an seen the lack of impressions on the wax from the bowl but question do they make a taller wax? I thought it was all standard. The flange didn't look sunken as much as the toilet was sitting ontop all that caulk or whatever that filler was. i bet NY Drains could tell us.

@natepeterson7145

3 жыл бұрын

@@night7505 they make a double wax ring or you can just stack two wax rings together.

@night7505

3 жыл бұрын

@@natepeterson7145 I didn’t know that thank you good sir

@throttlebottle5906

3 жыл бұрын

@@night7505 yes, they have "extra thick" rings, just for such scenarios or you can be brave and try one of the waxless reusable gaskets (I've only used a few so far, 1.5 years old now not leaking)

I love when a homeowner says " I think we should" Like they're going to do anything other than get in the way and make dumb remarks! Whenever I hear a customer say "We" I always ask "We who, you and the cat?" It either gets a laugh and the point across or a sneer and some mumbling. But at the end of the day they always have a smile because there ain't shit backing up all over their floor anymore. You work on the island too?

Whatever you do don't upgrade to the GoPro9 they are terrible, both video and audio

Bad call mate, no control over the jetter mate, you need extra reel with hose, pressure gauge and valve mate. This one here work it back from the house trap, you made the home owner add 2 flush to the problem mate and with-out a valve to control the jetter it almost backed-up on you upstairs mate.......... and the shitty hose out off the toilet all over the room.

This IS the first of your vids I seen u use a Water jet. Though your system needs better set up.

No way would I trust running a jetter with one person... especially on the second story of someone's house

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

It has a self feeding head and I pushed it in quite some ways before starting

Must be a pain in the dick to have to go to your van to go shut the valve off and not having quick disconnect fitting for your different heads, not Ratty approved

One time I kick my kid in the ass for using power cord to pull stuff up to second story..

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Lol it works!

helicopter

@NYDRAINS

2 жыл бұрын

Sry 🤷‍♂️

Wow7:10

@NYDRAINS

Жыл бұрын

It's a beast 💪

He isn't anything near as good as ollie sorry

What a shitshow lol

@NYDRAINS

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

@mowdan77

3 жыл бұрын

@@NYDRAINS you need a helper to run your jetter .