EzyDrains Company sells hair catchers, sink strainers, stoppers, drain snakes, plungers, drain covers and gutter guards for Canadian homes. Size, material and the drain each product fits are listed on every product page.
A drain part is only useful if it fits the drain you have. We list the facts that decide that, so you can check before you buy.
Size, material and the drain each product is made for come from the manufacturer's listing, with sizes in inches as the maker states them and millimetres in brackets where a figure is given. If a measurement is not published, we say so and do not guess.
Hair in the shower, scraps in the kitchen sink, a missing tub stopper and leaves in the gutter are different jobs. Each category page explains what to measure and what to look for.
Some hair catchers and covers lie on top of the drain. Others drop into it. The product page says which, because the measurement you need is different for each.
For a blockage we sell plungers, drain snakes and drain brushes you work by hand. We do not sell caustic drain cleaners.
Orders ship with a tracked courier. Delivery is free on orders of $150 or more and a flat $20 under that.
Not what you expected? Send it back within 14 days in resaleable condition for a full refund, on top of your provincial consumer protection rights.
A starting point in each part of the range. Compare the rest by size, material and fit on the shop page. Free Canada-wide delivery on orders of $150 or more.
Mesh, rims, seals and fittings, shown in the makers' own photos. Sizes and materials are on each product page.
Use a ruler or tape measure. Measure straight across the inside of the drain opening. If you are replacing a cover, strainer or stopper, also measure across the outside of the old one. Write both numbers down and compare them with the sizes on the product page, which are in inches as the maker states them, with millimetres in brackets where a figure is given. One inch is 25.4 mm. Drains are not all one size, so measure yours before you order.
An over-the-drain catcher is a flat or domed cover that lies on top of the drain. It only needs to be wider than the drain, and you can see when it needs emptying. An in-drain catcher drops into the drain opening, so it stays out of sight, but it has to match the inside diameter of your drain. The product page says which type each one is.
A plunger pushes and pulls water against a blockage, so it suits a soft clog close to the fixture. A drain snake is the better tool when hair is caught on something inside the pipe, or when the blockage sits further along than a plunger can reach. If neither one shifts it, or the blockage keeps coming back, stop and call a licensed plumber.
No. We sell tools, not caustic chemicals. For a blocked sink, shower or tub we sell plungers, drain snakes and drain brushes.
Under a floor drain is a bend of pipe called a trap. It holds a little water, and that water blocks sewer air. If the drain is rarely used the water can dry out, and the smell comes through. Pouring a jug of water down the drain refills the trap. If the smell is strong or keeps coming back, call a licensed plumber.
Products that sit in or over an existing drain, replace a stopper or strainer, clear a blockage, or connect an appliance hose to an existing drain are things a householder can use. Fixed plumbing work such as cutting, moving or connecting pipes should be done by a licensed plumber, and may need a permit where you live. If you live in a condo or apartment, ask the building manager before working on a shared drain.
Yes. We deliver to every province and territory, including rural, remote and northern addresses. Delivery is free on orders of $150 or more and a flat $20 under that. Rural, remote and northern addresses can take a little longer.
Send it back within 14 days of delivery, in resaleable condition with its packaging and fittings, and we refund the price you paid including standard delivery. For a change of mind return the item must be unused, because a used plunger, drain snake or hair catcher cannot be resold. That is on top of your rights under the consumer protection law of your province or territory if anything arrives faulty.
A drain part has one job, and it only does that job if it fits. A hair catcher that is too small slides off the drain. A stopper that is a fraction of an inch out will not hold water. This guide covers how to measure, which product suits which problem, and when the job belongs to a licensed plumber.
Use a ruler or tape measure. Measure straight across the inside of the drain opening. That is the inside diameter of the drain. If you are replacing a cover, strainer or stopper, measure across the outside of the old one too. Write both numbers down.
Then check them against the product page. Drain parts in Canada are sold in inches, so we list sizes in inches as the maker states them, with millimetres in brackets where a figure is given. One inch is 25.4 mm. Drains come in several common sizes and older homes can have odd ones, so measure your own and do not assume.
Over the drain. These are flat or domed covers that lie on top of the shower or tub drain. They only need to be wider than the drain opening, so the fit is forgiving. You can see the hair collect and lift it off.
Inside the drain. These drop into the drain opening. They sit out of sight and do not move underfoot, but they have to match the inside diameter of your drain. Measure carefully for this type.
Either kind only works if you empty it. Clear it before water starts to pool around your feet.
A sink strainer sits in the kitchen sink drain and catches food scraps. A basket strainer drops into the drain, so measure the inside of the opening. A flat mesh strainer rests on top and needs to be wider than the opening.
For a replacement stopper, measure the drain opening, or the old stopper across its widest point. Bathroom sinks, kitchen sinks, laundry sinks and tubs often take different sizes, so measure each one.
When a plunger works. A plunger moves water back and forth against a blockage. It works best on a soft clog close to the fixture, with enough water in the sink or bowl to cover the rubber cup. Cover the overflow hole with a wet cloth so the pressure goes down the pipe.
Cup or flange. A cup plunger has a flat rim that seals against a flat surface, so it suits sinks, tubs and shower floors. A flange plunger has an extra rubber sleeve that folds out of the cup and sits in the toilet drain. Use the flange type for toilets, and keep a separate plunger for the kitchen sink.
When a drain snake is better. Hair catches on the fittings inside a shower or bathroom sink drain, and a plunger will not pull it free. A drain snake goes down the pipe, hooks the hair and brings it back up. It also reaches further along the pipe than a plunger can.
We sell tools, not caustic chemicals. You will not find chemical drain cleaners here.
A long flexible brush cleans the build-up you can reach: the drain opening, the overflow slot and the first stretch of pipe. A sewer jetter kit connects to a pressure washer and sends water down the pipe. Check the connector type and the hose length on the product page against your pressure washer before you order.
For a replacement floor drain cover, measure across the old cover and across the drain opening, and note how the old cover is held in place. For a yard drain grate or a French drain emitter, measure the pipe it has to fit. Size and material are on each product page.
Under a floor drain is a bend of pipe called a trap. It holds a little water, and that water stops sewer air coming back into the room. When a drain is rarely used, the water can dry out and the drain starts to smell. Pouring a jug of water down it refills the trap.
A round shower drain cover either snaps in or screws in. Measure across the old cover, note which way it is held, then check the size and material on the product page. Swapping a cover for one of the same size and type is simple. Anything that means cutting or connecting pipes is a different job, covered below.
Gutter mesh sits in or over the gutter (some call it an eavestrough) and lets rainwater through while holding leaves back. Downspout strainers sit in the top of the downspout so leaves do not wash into it. Measure the width of your gutter and the size of the downspout opening. Guards cut down on cleaning, but gutters still need a check and a clear-out now and then.
Measure the run from the back of the appliance to the existing drain, following the path the hose will take, and allow some slack so the hose does not kink. Check the hose diameter and the end fittings against your appliance. Your appliance manual gives the longest drain hose the pump can handle, so read that before you buy an extension.
Some problems are not a tool job. Call a licensed plumber if a blockage keeps coming back, if there is a sewage smell, or if several fixtures back up at the same time. Those are signs of a problem further down the line than a household tool can reach.
The same goes for anything that means cutting, moving or connecting pipes. That should be done by a licensed plumber, and may need a permit where you live.
A blockage in the sewer main under the street is the municipality's to clear. If you live in a condo or apartment, ask the building manager before working on a shared drain.
Name the problem. Pick the category. Measure the inside of the drain opening, and the outside of the part you are replacing. Check the size, the material and the drain it fits on the product page. Then check the price, in Canadian dollars, and the delivery cost.
Measure first, buy the part that fits, and leave fixed plumbing to a licensed plumber. Every product page here lists size, material and fit so you can decide before you order, and you have 14 days from delivery to change your mind.
Hair catchers, sink strainers, stoppers, drain tools and drain covers in Canadian dollars, with free Canada-wide delivery on orders of $150 or more and 14-day returns.
Questions about sizes, materials, which part fits your drain, your order or returns? We'd love to hear from you. A friendly human on our team is always happy to help, no bots, no runaround.
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We ship to every province and territory of Canada, including major cities such as Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary and Ottawa, alongside Edmonton, Winnipeg, Quebec City, Hamilton, Halifax, Saskatoon, Victoria and St. John's. Wherever you are in the country, your order arrives tracked, with free delivery on orders of $150 or more.
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EzyDrains Company is a division of Caruso Consulting Co Ltd (Tax ID 0765554000332). Our full details are published above, and the consumer protection law of your province or territory applies to every order.
EzyDrains Company is a Canada-focused online store from Caruso Consulting Co Ltd selling shower and tub hair catchers, kitchen sink strainers, sink and tub stoppers, drain snakes, plungers, drain brushes, outdoor and floor drain covers, shower drain covers, gutter and downspout guards and washing machine drain hoses in Canadian dollars, with tracked Canada-wide delivery (free on orders of $150 or more) and 14-day returns. Every product page states the size, the material and the drain the product fits. The store sells tools and fittings, not chemical drain cleaners.
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