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Husky Small Drain Bladder
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Husky

Small Drain Bladder

  • Easily clears stubbon clogs in smaller drains
  • Easy to operate and effective
  • Designed for clearing 1 in. to 2 in. drains
$ 8 98
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Product Overview

  • Easily clears stubbon clogs in smaller drains
  • Easy to operate and effective
  • Designed for clearing 1 in. to 2 in. drains
The Husky Small Drain Bladder helps clear 1 in. to 2 in. drains by expanding in the drain and forcing water pressure through the clog. The bladder is designed for use with garden hoses. Features a Lifetime Warranty.

Product Overview

  • Easily clears stubbon clogs in smaller drains
  • Easy to operate and effective
  • Designed for clearing 1 in. to 2 in. drains
Model #: 82-975-111
Sku #: 1002494606
Internet #: 301879467

The Husky Small Drain Bladder helps clear 1 in. to 2 in. drains by expanding in the drain and forcing water pressure through the clog. The bladder is designed for use with garden hoses. Features a Lifetime Warranty.

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Specifications

Dimensions

Assembled Depth (in.)
1.38 in
Assembled Height (in.)
8.07 in
Assembled Width (in.)
2.83 in
Cable diameter (in.)
0
Cable length (ft.)
0
Maximum pipe size cleared (in.)
0
Minimum pipe size cleared (in.)
0

Details

Auger Type
Other
Power Source
Hand-Crank
Powered cable feed
No
Returnable
90-Day
Tools Product Type
Hand Tool
Winding drum
No

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
Guaranteed Forever

Specifications

Dimensions

Assembled Depth (in.)
1.38 in
Assembled Height (in.)
8.07 in
Assembled Width (in.)
2.83 in
Cable diameter (in.)
0
Cable length (ft.)
0
Maximum pipe size cleared (in.)
0
Minimum pipe size cleared (in.)
0

Details

Auger Type
Other
Power Source
Hand-Crank
Powered cable feed
No
Returnable
90-Day
Tools Product Type
Hand Tool
Winding drum
No

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
Guaranteed Forever

Questions & Answers

What if the bathroom has no window access to an outside water hose? How do i connect this to the ...

What if the bathroom has no window access to an outside water hose? How do i connect this to the sink and will that produce enough pressure?
Asked by: Luke
I watched a video where they used a kitchen sink. It's fine. just follow directions for adapter. It snaps into place. Water is easy to turn on and off at kitchen sink. TWO people need to do this and watch at each end. PSI for any house should be good. Or, you could check it with a gauge. My gauge is close to 60 PSI. I would think 55-60 would be good.
Answered by: alan
Date published: 2020-01-16

Can I use it to blow out my circulation pipes in my inground swimming pool? I have a bad clog eit...

Can I use it to blow out my circulation pipes in my inground swimming pool? I have a bad clog either in the skimmer system, or the pool side suction port thanks!
Asked by: AwesomeErich
I’m not familiar with pool plumbing but if it fits in the line it will work. They make 3 different sizes.
Answered by: crazystang70
Date published: 2019-08-19

One of these detached from hose and is now in my laundry drain line. Any ideas?

One of these detached from hose and is now in my laundry drain line. Any ideas?
Asked by: Dave
Same here, I had to call a plumber to have the clog unclogged and the bladder pushed down into the sewer line.
Answered by: LJ
Date published: 2019-12-25

What size bladder would you use in a standard residential toilet? And how far into the drain a...

What size bladder would you use in a standard residential toilet? And how far into the drain at the toilet bottom do you insert it? Any chance of cracking the porcelain, pipes, or the toilet seal?
Asked by: Mikey
Medium size. Enter the drain just as far as to cover the metal part of the bladder.
Answered by: gewc
Date published: 2019-02-12
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