PLUMBING REPAIRS | RIDGID K9-204 FLEXSHAFT DRAIN CLEANING MACHINE
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- A complaint of a bad odor coming from a bar sink receptor is just the job for the ridgid K9-204 drain cleaner.
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RIDGID FLEXSHAFT K9-204 DRAIN CLEANING MACHINE
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The floor is what there smelling that kitchen look nasty I know most commercial kitchen are but dam
yes sir.
I bet the smell was coming from that filthy carpet and water splashing out of the right hand drain pipe , you couldn't pay me to eat there , that place would be shut down here.
Most of the time when you smell an odor at a restaurant and bar It's usually the nasty mop that they are using the mop the floors with. I have smelt that stench before but that placed look nasty and filthy anyway the owner better get the employees to do a thorough cleaning of that establishment. Peace brother
They ended up having a back up last night at 9pm on main line. I never checked main box to make sure main line going out nicey nice.
You can have all the change you can find under there Chuck. Green quarters.
Beer money with the beer smell.
I love your videos man. Just recently found you. I actually work for an engineering firm as a Civil Drafter and Designer, but really considering getting into plumbing. You're making me want to even more. The blue collar world is the way to go! I used to dream of sitting behind a desk when I was outside doing construction and worked in marine terminals but boy was I wrong! haha
get it done...back in 1982 i said i want to be an architect and i was taking plumbing classes at the same time..i was like nope.....no more class room for me....we hitting the outside world of plumbing.
@@ChuckBarron thanks man. That actually means a lot and very encouraging!
Maybe the trap has a crack and is not holding water in trap cousing sewer gas to come out
They ended up having a back up last night at 9pm on main line. I never checked main box to make sure main line going out nicey nice.
could be coincidence or if that trap was at the lowest point and I would back up there and stink sometimes if it was a soft stoppage and clear itself. these customers they don't speak our language Plumbing language that is it's like pulling teeth for the correct information being our trade is like being a detective in the service and repair department
With all of the videos I've seen lately. You need to rename your firstborn Rigid
We seem to be on a sewer rampage.....its crazy how work goes in cycles.
How much would a job like that cost preventive maitnence cost...
routine service rate...
That floor is filthy! I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't smell very nice under that sink either. I can see a chicken bone and a mussel shell nearby plus a layer of grime. I've worked in foodservice over 30 years and in that time I've cleaned countless grimy messes like that one and I've trained staff how to clean up properly too. I would never ask an employee or co worker to clean or do something I would refuse to do myself. Some hot water, detergent, a scrub brush, and 10 minutes time can make a big difference. A commercial kitchen or bar can get pretty dirty after a busy service period but the manager or owner shouldn't tolerate a mess like that. That's just neglect.
Needs some TLC
Clean as a whistle. Maybe the bartenders are pissing in it when no one is looking..
They ended up having a back up last night at 9pm on main line. I never checked main box to make sure main line going out nicey nice.
Chuck from watching your videos I have come to the conclusion that drain cleaning machine is for the "finishing touch " once the drain that has already been cleared by a cable machine .
BIg Time. I have more to come from another job. I lost my mind on the flex....lol
Hi Chuck. What is the smallest trap that machine will go through . Maybe that floor drain did not have a trap or a vent, what else is new!!! Thanks again.
The K9-104 is the smaller version....11/4 traps i believe. Have not done it yet.
Sir I think you have the best turd herding channel on RUclips.
lol....
You should go in a little slower. I’m from c4 Plumbing co.in Florida.
My Man.....thanks C4
Problem is they need a real floor sink with a 3 " trap. I really like that machine also they need you to hydrojet couple times a year
is a 3" trap and Im shopping for a jet.
Bastante poco higiénico el lugar de trabajo......como consejo podrías mejorar ese detalle
Im gonna have to translate...
Please tell me why this maching cost $1,500!!!
Im asking the same.
We smelt sewer gases tonight by our relatives house there is a sewer station in the alley. Up from there towards the main street next the guy across the alley from our relatives house. The odor was stronger there they need to clean out the sewers like they used to with opening the Fire Hydrants and letting it hit the sewer. Our storm sewers connect with our main sewer systems. The pump stations sent it to the river there is 4 within my area. We used to see craps feasting off the sewer line area in the river. Smelly and nasty gases are worse than one outhouse or port a pot. Used those before and they stink but not as bad a sewer. My daughter that it was me I said No it's the sewer. We both just gagged on the odor. Be careful out there breathing toxic gasses
Where you guys from.. Yes for sure on cleaning them lines.. We cannot dump storm water into drain system.
From WV our city has charged us for Storm Sewer repairs and never has fixed anything. Plus our sewer system was supposed to be updated never has been updated. Crazy ppl across area city has complained about the problem. They even added a rain water charge to our sewer bill. Our water and sewer used to be on one bill. Another little town close by us has the water issues and only do small repairs.
What are odors?
An odor is another word for a smell. When you notice an odor, that tells you that you are exposed to something in the air that triggered your sense of smell. An odor might be due to a single chemical or mixture of chemicals. Chemicals vary in their ability to produce odors and people vary in their ability to smell odors. Smelling an odor doesn't tell how much exposure you have. It also doesn't tell you whether or not what you are smelling will cause health effects.Do people differ in how they notice odors?
Yes. People's ability to smell a particular odor will vary. At low levels, some people will notice the odor while others won't notice any. At higher levels, most people will notice the odor. Examples of factors that can affect a person's sense of smell include age, sex and whether or not they smoke.
People also may react to odors in different ways. An odor that one person thinks is pleasant may be unpleasant to someone else. For example, many people would walk into a bakery and enjoy the smell of fresh baked breads and pastries. However, people living near the bakery might not enjoy those strong smells every day. Also, people exposed to the same odor for a long time may no longer notice the odor, even if it is unpleasant. For example, people who work with compost or garbage may not notice the smell after a while.
Can odors cause health effects?
Chemicals that trigger odors may cause health effects. In most cases, people will notice an odor well below the level in air that would cause health effects. Also, people are not equally sensitive to chemicals and may not be affected by them in the same way. Whether or not someone experiences health effects depends upon several factors, including the type of chemical, how concentrated the chemical is in the air, how long the exposure continues, and whether or not the person smelling the chemical has any particular sensitivities. Health symptoms from odor exposures usually go away quickly when the odors stop.
Odor is not a reliable way to determine the risk of health effects. For some chemicals, odors will be noticeable at low concentrations where the risk for health effects is also very low. For others, such as carbon monoxide, there is no odor at any concentration and no warning when people are exposed to dangerous levels.
In some cases, odors can be used to tell whether there is a problem that needs to be fixed. For instance, mold problems, sewage backups and gas leaks in the home can all be detected by their odor, even if they can't be seen.
What health effects can occur?
Exposure to odors could result in health effects ranging from none, to mild discomfort, to more serious symptoms. Some chemicals with strong odors may cause eye, nose, throat or lung irritation. Strong odors may cause some people to feel a burning sensation that leads to coughing, wheezing or other breathing problems. People who smell strong odors may get headaches or feel dizzy or nauseous. If an odor lasts a long time or keeps occurring, it also could affect mood, anxiety and stress level.
Where do odors come from?
Odor-producing products and activities are a common part of our daily lives and affect both outdoor and indoor air quality. For example, outdoor odors may be produced by chemical, sewage treatment or food processing plants. Paper mills, landfills, dredge spoils or transportation facilities also emit odors. In agricultural communities, you may smell composting, feed lots or manure and sludge spreading. Indoors, everyday activities such as cooking or cleaning could produce odors. Many personal care products are scented, such as candles and air fresheners. Spilled heating oil or stored petroleum products will also produce odors and may affect indoor air.
graphic showing how folks measure different odors
Can odors be measured or sampled?
Standard air sampling methods are not designed to measure the wide variety of chemicals that cause odors from most sources. Even when chemicals that cause odors can be measured, we often can smell them at much lower levels than can be reliably measured. Methods also exist for measuring odors directly using people who are trained as expert odor "sniffers." However, understanding what the measurements mean for people exposed to odors can be difficult because people respond so differently to odors.
What can I do if I have a problem with outdoor odors?
Try to keep outdoor odors from entering your home. When outdoor odors are noticeable, close your windows. Set your heating, air conditioning and ventilation system so that it recirculates the indoor air and does not draw in outdoor air. Of course, if the smell outside is bad and frequent enough to force you indoors, that probably means better controls are needed at the source.
If you are having a problem with a persistent outdoor odor, check with your local health department or your Department of Environmental Conservation regional office for advice.
What can I do if I have a problem with indoor odors?
Try to find the source if you have unpleasant indoor odors. These odors might be caused by cleaning products, paints, or solvents that should be stored outside, in a closed cabinet or discarded. Check for problems with garbage storage or pest infestations. If you have a musty smell, check for moisture problems that could lead to mold growth. The way to control indoor odors is to find the source and remove it, or contain it in some way so that it doesn't release odors. Until the source is removed, opening windows and using fans will increase fresh air ventilation in the home, which will help reduce odors.
Some people choose to add odors to their indoor space, such as air fresheners or scented candles. These scented products only mask or cover up other odors by adding more chemicals into the indoor air. They do not get to the source of the odor problem and could be irritating or cause allergic reactions for sensitive people. Ozone generators also are not a good choice to control indoor odors. They produce very high levels of indoor ozone which can be dangerous to breathe.
Tom Dale What is a boring comment? This one and every other comment you've posted. Because of people like you we only have 140 characters in a tweet. Nobody reads this long ass ISH
Dale in Da House...Preach it. Surf on Monday Dale.
lol
Love this channel. Any advice for new plumbing company
Awesome Carl! Where you out of? Service work! Service over sales. hit me up anytime in email. Good luck in your adventure
I’m in the Washington DC metropolitan area. I’m doing service. My email is cjonesjobs@yahoo.com. Thanks
CB does that machine have other heads you can put on, or is the chain it? Thanks for video
Armando Madrigal there are a couple different.. you can descale a pipe with it too.. it’s not for all drains. In fact it’s not for most.. but it does emulsify grease
Thanks robert. Im still looking for this machines role.
What's the price tag on one of those?
1200.00 for the k9-204
I love using this at work
What chain knocker you have on? Its been so so for me to this point.
Chuck, thank you for sharing those videos. I'm a plumber out of Winthrop, WA and I just bought the k102 and k204 after watching your videos. The 102 does wonders in kitchen drains and so does the k204 once I use my regular foot pedal snake to open up the drain. I love that I can run those with my camera at the same time. Now I get drains thoroughly cleaned. Those are definitely worth having. Again, thanks for the great videos.
I had some luck and mostly bad with the type of application...a role player for sure.
I've just spent 10 minutes looking at a dirty trap ? so its ADDIO FROM ME
Next one. Some vids are the good, the bad, and the ugly. ha.