Tub drain removal tools grip the inside walls of a corroded or frozen drain to loosen and remove it from a tub. Also known as tub drain extractors, their toothed head bites into the drain and backs it out without damaging the drain threads. They turn with a ratchet or wrench and provide more torque than tub drain wrenches.

These sockets tighten and loosen water heater elements or tub and shower valves for installation or removal. Their head fits onto the nut securing the element or valve. They turn with a ratchet or wrench and provide ample torque to seat new elements or valves and remove old ones.

Cartridge removal tools extract wedged-in cartridges from faucets to allow replacement of the cartridge. Also known as faucet cartridge pullers, they thread into the cartridge to grip it as it's pulled from the faucet valve. Their T-handle provides a firm grip on the tool even when hands are wet.

Tub drain wrenches slide their tabbed head into the drain slots to install or remove drains from a tub. Also known as dumbbell wrenches, they turn with a ratchet or wrench and provide ample torque to tighten a new drain or loosen a frozen one.