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I'd say that this is a commercial kitchen grease trap full of fats and oils etc etc not shit

How about an explanation so we can put a story to all that shit?

That's inside the house

Why is some of the footage blurred out, plays havoc on the eyes.

this was awesome!

I have never seen anyone go out to the same job so often. Why can this not be sorted once and for all?

😂 Paper paper everywhere not a corn insight

What no creepy restaurant cellar this week!

Im not sure if the lady has well water or if she gets her water trucked in, but maybe suggest she start using a bidet. It is easier on septic tanks and drains wouldnt get blocked up with tissues at all 😊

Too long bye buddy😊

Oatmeal 😊

Team work makes the Dream work 😅

new sub here! love the length of your vids and theyre well edited.

you should take a look at Drain Addict in Australia and see what he uses for cutting roots, he has very good luck with the jets he uses.

Why on earth would anyone allow the collar on the soil stack to get into that state? I've seen the rope hack before. It must make it a job like that one so much easier

Ah! The Sound Of Power! Tim Allen would love it

Good Thing Your Thin, or you'd never get to the little manhole

Great job! Really interested to see that patch liner.

You were very patient with those roots, they were not for moving. Love the video of the countryside, and the vistas between jobs, the gardens are all so luscious and beautifully green.

Why was there only a little tiny bit of soap? I mean like, that was not going to help stop the whirlpool.

Love those country properties!

Thanks for showing us the Warthog. What a beast!

9:55 thanks for explaining this drain system I’ve always wondered why it was like this 😊.

Apply the footbrake gently and the spinning wheel will stop spinning and the other wheel will drive

You need to put some weight on lad 😂well done 👍🏼

so did customer 1 have a newly install eco toilet,, seem insufficient water was the problem, were eco toilets invented by a plumber ?

Fancy getting stuck on the hill. 😂😂

That jet sounds like an F1 car!!!!!

Best plummers channel on UA-cam as far as lm concerned ,your cleanup is impeccable ,in this episode 2 , l can tell when someone else was Hosing down the gully ,until you took over , was cleaned up way better ,thank you 😊 🙏

If someone was coming to work on the drains, I'd sure as hell MOVE MY STUFF OF THE MANHOLE COVERS. I mean...come on....

Looks like your Parking Brake was on.... Edit , and now that I have finished watching your video and then I see it was a Volkswagen and then it is Possibly the Traction Control being On... and there should be a Button on the Dashboard to turn it off....

Much better! Can see much more in full screen, plus more detail. excellent job!

love a sewer fly

Who's bright idea was to make that huge work van front wheel drive ? Vw another great idea almost as good as there motor design they sold to kia & Hyundai. Work vans like those r rear wheel drive in the US tell ur boss to get u a real work truck like mercedes or sprinter which r rear wheel drive suprised the trans hasnt blown in that thing. The front wheel drive trans r not really heavy duty there made for cars. Great vid 😂

You think it's clear then you see a big turd-berg come through!!

just my personal preference but i liked the vids bit shorter. 30mins ok

you need a potato masher!

if you turn the volume up loud you can hear all the tiny little screams....'prepare the ark!' 🤣

Oh goody. The hospital again 😊

Roots...who'da thunk it, eh?

I really enjoyed seeing different parts of your day. I wonder why the chemical reclaiming plant doesn't want people filming in there? 🤔

It will always be The Severn Bridge to me. What an incredibly weird setup? Is it like that to minimise odour? The whirlpool was great, Post 10 would be envious!

Thinking Paris and the River swimming

These shorts are a waste of time! 30 seconds repeated and a small screen! Rubbish!

On the second job why didn't you camera the drain to find the root cause, and check for drain damage?

Thanks for sharing your videos! Good job.

Good idea to use the resin that would have been chucked out! I bet that break was probably caused by those massive roots you dug out. Nice to see a repair job done so quickly and efficiently.