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What should I notice if I want to return an item?

• If you wish to return or exchange an item please email them the following details:

• Your name as it appears on your order.The model number of the item that you wish to return or exchange.Whether you wish to receive a refund or exchange.

• The reason for the return or exchange.They pay the return shipping costs to replace or repair items that are found to have a manufacturing defect in normal use. 

• You pay the two-way shipping costs for returns, exchanges, refused and undeliverable shipments.If returning a used item, thoroughly clean the outside with a gentle water spray and drain all water out of the inside before packing it.Refunds and exchanges are normally processed within 2 business days after receipt of a valid return. 

• After they issue a refund, your payment card company could take up to 4 business days to post the credit on your online statement.
  

What should I do to ensure the safety of my pipes?

• You should avoid using a sewer jetter in ceramic (clay) and Orangeburg (wood composite) drain pipes found in some older homes, since these types of drains are more likely to clog because of cracks, breaches and structural collapse. 

• Once this occurs, a drain cleaner could work itself into a preexisting crack or collapsed area of the pipe, and a difficult extraction job could result.If you're concerned that a plastic or metal drain might not be in good enough condition to clean with a sewer jetter, before buying the drain cleaner you can test an exposed piece of the pipe by spraying it with your pressure washer spray wand on its most forceful nozzle setting, at zero distance.

• If the pressure washer scores or erodes the pipe material, then you can expect a sewer jetter that's powered by the same machine to also damage the pipe.

Can I use a sewer jetter in ceramic drain pipes?

• You should avoid using a sewer jetter to clean ceramic (clay) pipes.Ceramic pipes more often clog because of large cracks, tree roots that enter and expand any gaps in the pipe wall, or structural collapse. 

• Should a sewer jetter or mechanical drain snake enter a large, preexisting crack or breach in a ceramic pipe you could have a difficult extraction job.