Let's give this unblocking and drain cleaning device a little cleaning.
- It should be stated right at the beginning that woma is NOT a stereo or a car wash.
- Not a device powered by a head mounted on a thin small cleaning hose mounted on a car wash device
- Sterimoto is not effective, but I would also say that it is ineffective at removing deposits that cause subsequent blockages.

This equipment was developed for home car washing and possibly for unclogging similar to home washing, thanks to which the host can achieve temporary results. The water pressure and water flow of this equipment are also very low. Thanks to its electric single-phase motor, if we are to be honest, it has problems even with dirt deposited on the car.
What it can't remove from the pipe wall with great difficulty, it can't wash out of the line, so it can cause even more trouble than before.
The real one woman, which we also have, is a gasoline or diesel-powered internal combustion engine device. It can work at very high pressure, up to over 200 bar, while pushing enough water into the sewage pipe to float the accumulated sediment and grease removed from the pipe wall towards the street main.

A good and professional Woma is the basic condition for Woma sewer cleaning. If the Woma specialist learns to use it, it is a very effective weapon in blockage But you have to be careful with it, because as effective a cleaning aid as it is for sewer cleaning, it can also cause damage if not used properly. specialist it falls into your hands.
Just an example of what this machine can do:
As I have mentioned many times, I started my career at a large company back in the 80s. Back then, you could still test out what the machine you were working with was capable of, to avoid future damage. One of my colleagues from Woma had the idea of trying to drill a well. My boss at the time agreed, as he was curious to see if it would work. We drilled a one-meter hole, put a 110mm sewer pipe in it, which we cut into it quite thickly with a saw blade, then put the Woma hose in it and turned on the pressure. Our jaws dropped when we were able to drill to a depth of 12m in almost an hour. The well is still in operation today and produces sparkling clean water.
Our next test was cutting a brick. We turned a reducer onto the front of the hose, through which the water came with an incredibly high pressure. I held the hose alone, but I had to strain myself to keep it from falling backwards. The cut wasn't pretty, but the experiment achieved its goal. The B30 brick shattered into pieces in a matter of seconds.








