VEVOR Drain Cleaning Cable 100 FT x 3/8 Inch, Solid Core Steel Sewer Cable with 4 Cutter for 2" to 4" Pipes, Sewer Auger Cleaner Cable for Sink, Floor Drain, Toilet
3/8 inch 100 ft.
Questions and Answers
23 Questions
Is the 3/8 or 1/2 in better for cleaning out inside basement drain tiles? I have to make entry through the pipes that come into my sump pump and was thinking the 1/2 in might be too stiff to bend at the angle needed to feed it into the dain tile. I also know there have been some roots in one section of the drain tile, so I wasn't sure if the 3/8 in was strong enough to clean those out. Any advice is helpful to making a decision. Thank you. Paul
3/8 and 1/2 steel wire springs each have advantages. 3/8 has better flexibility and 1/2 has better hardness, which can be applied to different sewer specifications. You also need to pay attention to the specific number of bends. Generally, both 3/8 and 1/2 are suitable for sewer sizes of 50-100mm. The larger the diameter of the sewer pipe, the larger the spring size needs to be used.
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Does it work on PVC pipe
Yes, it can be used on PVC pipes, provided the pipe is in good condition and the cable is used carefully to avoid damaging the pipe.
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Instructional how to use this?
Is it compatible with other drain machines?
Will this 3/8” x 100’ cable fit on a 1/2” x 75’ VEVOR drum auger?
