MADE IN USA
Drain King
Clear the clog with water.
The Drain King uses your garden hose to blast out a clog. No chemicals, no cable, no plumber.
Backed by a 1-year warranty
Drain King 501
The original water-powered drain opener — clears clogged 1–2 in. tub, shower and vanity lines with ordinary tap-water pressure.
Made in USA
Family-owned
No chemicals
Clears up to 1,000 ft.
Consumer Reports
Rated the #1 drain cleaner, ten years running.
Consumer Reports put the Drain King first among drain cleaners for ten years running. You can read the scan below.
The tools
Four lines, one idea: move water, not chemicals.

Drain King
Water-powered drain opener
Blasts clogs out of drains with your garden hose.

Master Plunger
Bellows-design plunger
Eight cups of water a plunge — even on low-flush toilets.

Safe-T-Seal
Pro test plugs
Seals a pipe to pressure-test the line. Made for plumbers.

Pumps-A-Lot
Non-electric water pump
Drains a pool or basement off a garden hose — no power.
How it works
Water does the work.
A rubber bladder slides into the pipe and inflates to seal it. Then pulsing water jets fire down the line and push the clog out — up to 1,000 feet, at ordinary house pressure.
9 fixtures. One tool each.
An interactive cutaway of a typical home — hover a fixture to see the exact fix.
Find your fix
Not sure which tool? Point at the problem.
Tap the fixture that's backing up on the interactive house and we'll name the exact GT Water tool for your pipe — and show you how it works.

George Tash with the original Drain King
MADE IN USA
George Tash had a clog and a hose.
He was tired of chemicals that didn't work and cables that scratched the pipe, so he built a tool that clears a drain with plain water pressure. Family-owned and still made in Moorpark, California.
From the people who used it
A hose and twenty dollars beat a plumber's quote.
A plumber quoted me $2,500 to dig up and replace the line. I bought a Drain King for under twenty dollars, hooked it to the hose, and the clog was gone in a few minutes.
Joe Ekaitis
Verified buyer
Cleared a ten-foot belly in my sewer line that a snake couldn't touch. The water pressure did what the cable couldn't.
A verified buyer
Verified buyer
I couldn't find it at Lowe's, so I went to my local Ace and there it was. Worth the trip — it cleared the drain on the first try.
Bill
Verified buyer










