High-Pressure Air Drain Blaster, 4 Heads For Toilets, Sinks & Drains
Forget the arm workout of a traditional plunger — this white 22.4" x 4.9" (57 x 12.5 cm) pump body works by air pressure, not brute force. Screw on one of the four included heads, pump it up, watch the built-in barometer climb, then press the release button and let a burst of compressed air do the work of clearing the clog.
Built to work independently, without a plumber's callout or a bottle of chemical cleaner.
What makes it work
- One tool, every drain — built for toilets, sinks, wash basins, and sewer lines, with a head swap between jobs instead of a different tool for each.
- Air pressure, not scrubbing — pump it up, check the barometer, then press the button for an instant blast that dislodges debris in a single shot.
- Four interchangeable heads — an automatic dredge head, a sink draining head, a wash basin dredge head, and an adapter elbow, matched to different clog types and pipe fittings.
How it works
- Fit the correct pump head for the drain you're clearing.
- Attach the product host, which carries the barometer, and check the reading sits within range.
- Press the button to release the built-up air pressure and clear the blockage in one burst.
Pressure guidelines
Match the air pressure to what you're clearing, and don't exceed it: up to 2 bar for sinks, up to 4 bar for toilets, and up to 6 bar for larger drains, within the unit's overall 1–6 bar range. Staying inside these limits is what keeps the blast effective without stressing the pipework.
What's included
- Product host with built-in barometer
- Automatic dredge head
- Draining head for sinks
- Wash basin dredge head
- Adapter elbow
- Pump
Specifications
| Material | ABS, rubber, TPE |
| Air pressure range | 1–6 bar |
| Size | 22.4" x 4.9" (57 x 12.5 cm) |
| Color | White |
| Heads included | 4 |
| Recommended pressure, sinks | Up to 2 bar |
| Recommended pressure, toilets | Up to 4 bar |
| Recommended pressure, larger drains | Up to 6 bar |
Frequently asked questions
Do I still need chemical drain cleaners?
Not for most clogs. The air-pressure blast is built to clear debris on its own, so you can reach for it before a bottle of chemical cleaner or a call to a plumber.
Which head do I use for a toilet versus a sink?
The automatic dredge head and wash basin dredge head are built for toilets and basins, while the dedicated draining head and adapter elbow are matched to sink drains — swap in whichever head suits what you're clearing.
What happens if I exceed the recommended pressure?
Stay within the 1–6 bar range and the guidance for each fixture — sinks up to 2 bar, toilets up to 4 bar, larger drains up to 6 bar. Going beyond that risks damaging the pipework, so check the barometer before you press the button.
Every order ships free with no minimum, and you have 30 days to return it if it doesn't earn a permanent spot under your sink. Real human support is here at Support@fioriscas.com.