A toilet clearing vacuum attachment apparatus for clearing a clogged toilet includes a rigid connector. The connector is cylindrical and configured to attach to an intake of a wet vacuum. A hose is coupled to the connector. The hose has a cylindrical portion extending from the connector and a D-shaped toilet portion extending from the cylindrical portion. A rigid tip is coupled to a distal end of the toilet portion of the hose. The rigid tip is an extruded D-shape configured to fit within a trap of a toilet.

A toilet clearing vacuum attachment apparatus for clearing a clogged toilet includes a rigid connector. The connector is cylindrical and configured to attach to an intake of a wet vacuum. A hose is coupled to the connector. The hose has a cylindrical portion extending from the connector and a D-shaped toilet portion extending from the cylindrical portion. A rigid tip is coupled to a distal end of the toilet portion of the hose. The rigid tip is an extruded D-shape configured to fit within a trap of a toilet.

A cleanout port drain assembly providing a P-trap for a drain system. The cleanout port drain assembly having an upwardly extending, front facing cleanout port section with a detachable end cap. Removal of the end cap exposes an opening into the cleanout port section. A nozzle of a suction device or a snake may be inserted through the opening and into the cleanout port section to cause a clog to be dislodged and pulled from the drain system out through the opening in the cleanout port section to enable the drain system to drain.

A drain pipe unclogging apparatus for clinging to and removing debris from a drain. The drain pipe unclogging apparatus is attached to a drill and can fit most electric and cordless battery powered drills. The drain pipe apparatus features a wire that is safe to the touch when the drain pipe apparatus is in use, yet still effective for clinging to and breaking apart debris.

A drain pipe unclogging apparatus for clinging to and removing debris from a drain. The drain pipe unclogging apparatus is attached to a drill and can fit most electric and cordless battery powered drills. The drain pipe apparatus features a wire that is safe to the touch when the drain pipe apparatus is in use, yet still effective for clinging to and breaking apart debris.

A p-trap device including primary trap, a door assembly, and a cleanout tool; the primary trap includes an inlet, an outlet, an upper dip, and a lower dip. The door assembly includes a door and a secondary trap, with the door assembly coupled to the lower dip of the primary trap and configured to provide access for maintenance to the p-trap device and provide a means for draining the primary trap of the p-trap device when the door is open. The door is coupled to the secondary trap using a hinge. The cleanout tool is included and configured to remove debris from the p-trap device when the door is open, with the cleanout tool attachable to the p-trap device.

A p-trap device including primary trap, a door assembly, and a cleanout tool; the primary trap includes an inlet, an outlet, an upper dip, and a lower dip. The door assembly includes a door and a secondary trap, with the door assembly coupled to the lower dip of the primary trap and configured to provide access for maintenance to the p-trap device and provide a means for draining the primary trap of the p-trap device when the door is open. The door is coupled to the secondary trap using a hinge. The cleanout tool is included and configured to remove debris from the p-trap device when the door is open, with the cleanout tool attachable to the p-trap device.

A removable trap for lavatory sinks is provided to enable new technologies to be incorporated into just the water trap portion of the sink trap to maximize the performance of the trap in infection control, while at the same time preserving the trap performance features demanded by major building codes. While a traditional P-trap requires the removal of the entire trap for cleaning or replacement, the removable trap presented in this application allows for easy removal of just the U-bend portion of the trap by releasing latch clamps. The U-bend containing the water is the most vulnerable to attack to cleaning chemicals as well as the most effective locus of innovation in materials and methods employed to reduce infectious bacteria forming biofilms within the lavatory trap.

A removable trap for lavatory sinks is provided to enable new technologies to be incorporated into just the water trap portion of the sink trap to maximize the performance of the trap in infection control, while at the same time preserving the trap performance features demanded by major building codes. While a traditional P-trap requires the removal of the entire trap for cleaning or replacement, the removable trap presented in this application allows for easy removal of just the U-bend portion of the trap by releasing latch clamps. The U-bend containing the water is the most vulnerable to attack to cleaning chemicals as well as the most effective locus of innovation in materials and methods employed to reduce infectious bacteria forming biofilms within the lavatory trap.

A power plunger including a barrel member as a housing for a piston, a connecting rod, a crank having a pushing mechanism, a power supply, and an actuating switch. The power plunger provides splash-back free unclogging of drains.