Your AC guy
charges $200
for this.
Clogged drain line? Water on the floor? You don't need him. You need this.
Same job.
One of them costs $200.
The pro clears your line with a shop vac. That's the whole job. This just lets you do it yourself — as many times as you want.
Water by your AC unit is a warning.
That puddle didn't come from nowhere.
Your AC pulls gallons of water out of the air every day. It all runs out one small pipe. Over the summer, that pipe fills with algae and slime. Then it clogs.
When it clogs, the water backs up. It pools by your unit. Or worse — it backs up inside, into a pan that overflows into your ceiling.
And here's the part nobody tells you.
The tech who "fixes" it? He hooks a shop vac to the line and sucks it clear. Sixty seconds of work. Then he hands you a bill for two hundred bucks.
Three steps. One minute.
If you own a shop vac, you already have everything else.
Cap the drain line
The elbow end snaps onto the white PVC pipe coming off your AC. Universal fit — no measuring, no tools.
Hook up your shop vac
Your vac hose threads onto the other end. Flip the vac on.
Watch it run clear
The clear tube lets you see the sludge come out. When the water runs clean, you're done.
Why homeowners keep one in the garage
- ✓Pays for itself the first time. One use saves you a $150–$250 service call.
- ✓The clear tube shows you it worked. No guessing. You watch the gunk leave the line.
- ✓Universal fit. Works on standard 3/4" PVC condensate lines — the kind on almost every home unit.
- ✓Use it every few months, forever. Keep the line clear before it clogs. No refills, no parts.
- ✓Works with the shop vac you own. Wet/dry vac is all you need. No special equipment.
Grab one before summer's over
Peak season. Lines clog worst in July and August.
Add to cart →What homeowners are saying
"Guy quoted me $185 to come out. Did it myself in the driveway in two minutes. The clear tube is nasty — in a good way. You can SEE it working."
"Florida. My line clogs every summer. This paid for itself the first week. Wish I'd known about it years ago."
"Bought one, showed my brother, he ordered two. Dead simple. If you've got a shop vac you're all set."
Straight answers
Do I need a shop vac?
Yes — a standard wet/dry shop vac. It's the same tool the pros use to clear the line. If you've got a garage, you probably already own one.
Will it fit my AC?
It fits standard 3/4" PVC condensate drain lines, which is what almost every home central AC uses. Universal fit — no measuring or extra parts.
How often should I use it?
Every couple of months through cooling season, or any time water starts pooling by your unit. Clearing it early keeps it from ever backing up.
Is this hard to do?
No. Cap the line, hook up your vac, flip it on. Under a minute. If you can run a shop vac, you can do this.
What if it doesn't work for me?
30-day money-back guarantee. If it doesn't clear your line, send it back for a full refund.
Stop paying for the easy stuff.
The tool costs less than one service call. And you'll use it for years.
Get yours — $39.99P.S. — The next time that line backs up, you can call a guy, wait till Monday, and hand him $200 to run a shop vac for a minute. Or you can keep this in the garage and handle it yourself in the time it takes him to answer the phone. Your call.