Drain Guru Pressure Blaster
Blast Through Any Clog in One Shot
Pump it, aim it, pull the trigger. A burst of compressed air drives the blockage straight down the pipe — no plumber, no chemicals, no mess.
- Clears toilets, sinks, tubs, showers and floor drains
- Built-in pressure gauge — see the power before you fire
- Interchangeable heads for every drain, zero chemicals
- Pays for itself the first time you skip a plumber
The problem
Your drain is clogged. Everything you've tried makes it worse.
The problem isn't that clogs are hard. It's that every usual fix relies on the wrong force.
The $150 emergency call
It's 9pm, the toilet's backing up, and the only plumber answering charges a callout fee before he's touched a pipe.
Chemicals that don't work
Caustic gel sits on top of a solid clog, fumes up the bathroom, and eats at your pipes while doing nothing.
A plunger that gives up
A rubber cup only moves what your arm can move. Past the bend, it just splashes water back at you.
The overflow panic
One more flush to 'test it' and now there's water on the floor. Every minute makes it worse.
The snake that makes a mess
Metal augers scratch porcelain, drag gunk across the floor, and still leave half the clog behind.
The clog that keeps coming back
Slow drains that 'kind of' clear return a week later, because nothing actually pushed the blockage out.
The difference
It's not suction. It's pressure.
A plunger pulls water back and forth and hopes. The Pressure Blaster stores air instead. Pump the handle and watch the gauge climb, seal the head over the drain, then pull the trigger — all of that stored pressure hits the clog in a single burst. That shock is what moves packed paper, hair and grease that a plunger never will.
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Real-time pressure gauge
Build exactly as much pressure as the clog needs — no guessing.
One-press release trigger
Everything fires at once, instead of the slow push of a manual plunger.
Stainless steel shell
Holds pressure safely and outlasts plastic pump toys.
How it works
Three steps. About a minute.
Pick your head
Snap on the head that fits — toilet, sink, tub or floor drain.
Pump it up
A few strokes of the handle. Watch the gauge until you're at pressure.
Seal and fire
Press the head over the drain and pull the trigger. The clog is gone.
What's in the box
One kit. Every drain.
Pressure Blaster
Built-in pressure gauge, trigger release, stainless steel barrel. 23.6 in tall
Toilet head on a 26 in extension hose
With a hand bulb that inflates the seal inside the toilet drain
4.3 in suction cup
Bathroom and kitchen sinks, tubs
3 in cone head
Small drains, showers and floor drains
L-shaped nozzle adapter
Reaches angled and hard-to-reach drain openings
Flat base pad
Stand the Blaster on it to pump up pressure
Before & after
Toilets, sinks, tubs, floor drains.
One tool with a sealed head for every drain in the house.
Compare
How the Blaster stacks up
| Plunger | Chemicals | Plumber | Pressure Blaster | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clears packed clogs | ||||
| No chemicals or fumes | ||||
| Works in minutes, tonight | ||||
| Reusable forever | ||||
| Costs less than one plumber visit |
Who it's for
Anyone who's done paying for clogs
Homeowners
Stop paying callout fees for a five-minute job.
Parents
Toys, wipes and 'too much paper' — handled before bedtime.
Landlords & hosts
One under every sink means fewer 2am tenant calls.
Renters
Fix it yourself instead of waiting days for maintenance.
30-day money-back guarantee
Use it on your worst clog. If it doesn't clear it, let us know within 30 days and we'll refund you in full.
Try it risk-freeFAQ
Questions, answered.
Still unsure? You're covered by the 30-day guarantee either way.
The Pressure Blaster (with built-in gauge), a toilet head on a 26-inch extension hose, a 4.3-inch suction cup, a 3-inch cone head, an L-shaped nozzle adapter and a flat base pad.