What is Pressure Plumber?

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One common prior method of clearing and/or preventing clogs in a drain pipe is by using a liquid or gel clog removal product into the drain line. Typically, these liquid or gel products include sodium hydroxide, sodium nitrate, sodium chloride and aluminum, and are not particularly safe from an environmental standpoint. Another common method of removing drain clogs is known as "snaking" and includes the use of elongated mechanical tools sized for insertion into a drain line for manually loosening the clog. While each of these methods is useful for their intended purpose, neither provides a quick and simple method of completely flushing out the clog in the drain   Pressure Plumber is a drain clog removal tool that is adapted for removable attachment to a drain line and delivery of a pressurized flow of water through the clog. The tool includes an airtight coupler component adapted for attachment with a drain pipe and an opposite end adapted for attachment with a pressurized water source. A flexible tube is provided for connecting the pressurized water source with the second end of the coupler component to allow for hydraulic pressure between. The coupler component includes a check valve for permitting one way water flow (towards the drain line) and a pressure gauge for visually indicating the pressure within the drain line during operation of the drain clog removal tool.