Six Jets. One Pipe. The Sludge Loses.
That pipe packed with thick black sludge? Twenty seconds and you can watch it go. One forward jet breaks the clog apart. Six rear jets pull the nozzle deeper and flush the mess back out the opening.
It screws onto the pressure washer already sitting in your garage.
No chemicals, no snake, no waiting three days for a plumber.
Metal body with seven machined jet ports — it won't rust out after one wet job.
✓ Watch years of sludge flush out in seconds
Six rear-facing jets fire backward at full pressure, blasting packed grease and grime back toward the opening instead of just poking a hole through it.
✓ It crawls into the pipe by itself
The rear jets create thrust that drags the nozzle forward. You feed the hose, it does the traveling — even around bends you can't see.
✓ Skip the $200 service call
No appointment, no stranger in your kitchen. Hook it to the pressure washer you already own and handle it on a Saturday morning.
✓ 7 jets beat a single-spray tip
Most cheap nozzles have one forward hole that punches through and leaves the walls coated. One forward jet opens the clog here. Six rear jets scrub and haul the debris out.
What you get today
- Jetstrike self-propelling sewer jet nozzle
- 1 forward jet + 6 rear jets for cutting and flushing in one pass
- Connects to a standard pressure washer — ready to use out of the box
- Reusable for every future clog, no refills or replacements
- Free tracked shipping
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Machined in small production batches — once this run sells out, restock pricing may change.
Try Jetstrike today and watch years of sludge clear out in seconds.
30-day at-home trial
Try Jetstrike at home for 30 days. If it doesn't deliver the intended result or isn't as easy to use as described, return it for a full refund.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on a downspout as well as a drain line?
Yes. The same jet pattern that clears a sewer line works on gutters and downspouts. Outdoor use is where the stainless body earns its keep.
Can I pull it back out if it goes too far?
Yes. Cut the pressure and the thrust stops instantly, then pull the hose back. The nozzle only travels while water is flowing.
Do I need to take my pressure washer apart to use it?
No. It threads onto the end of your jetter hose and you're ready. Nothing to install or modify.
Will the rear jets damage older pipes?
Water pressure alone won't harm sound PVC or cast iron. Unlike chemical openers, there's nothing corrosive left sitting in the line afterward.
How to use
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Step 1: Feed the nozzle 12–18 inches into the pipe opening before turning on the water. Never start it outside the pipe.
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Step 2: Start the pressure washer. The rear jets will begin pulling the nozzle forward on their own — just guide the hose, don't push.
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Step 3: Let it travel to the clog and hold it there for 1–2 minutes so the jets break the blockage down.
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Step 4: Shut off the water, then slowly draw the hose back out to flush the loosened debris toward the opening.
Specifications
- Size: Compact nozzle head for standard drain and downspout openings
- Material: Metal with 7 machined jet ports (1 forward, 6 rear)
- Lasts: Reusable — no wear parts, no refills
In the box
- 1x Jetstrike self-propelling sewer jet nozzle
