How to Clean Clogged or Blocked Drip Irrigation Emitters.

How to Clean Blocked or Clogged Drip Irrigation Emitters.

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[GardeningwithDave]

Great video! I saved a lot of money cleaning my clogged drip equipment. Soap + warm water usually does the job 😂.

Great channel! Love from California.

[saintbyron]

I’d also recommend adding vinegar to that warm water. Nice channel.

[robertjanez]

thanks for posting. I installed a 130 mesh screen from my creek pumping to my irrigation lines, but some of my emitters are still getting clogged. when I pull (tear) them out, I noticed the "gunk" blocking the emitter button. Easy to clean, but a pain (messy) to use goof plug (and I have to shut off valve in that line) and it seems the problem comes back every few months or following year. Do you somehow pressure wash the 1/2 inch lines with high pressure water to clean out the lines? I guess Algae grows in the line with the hot temperates and sun. I open up the end of my lines every other time I irrigate to wash out hot water in the lines ( to prevent algae build up) but I still have some problems with "gunk" blocking emitters...

[christelting]

Better to have replacements you can swap out. Collect and replace them all in the field. Then clean the swapped out ones later.

[travisrogers]

I would add some hydrogen peroxide to the water and also bring a small thing of isopropyl alcohol.