Convenient oil drain plug
580040
Fumoto drain plugs are excellent but pricey.  Took a star off for price,  but love the convenience of these plugs. Easily replaces standard oil plug and makes oil changing simple with no tools. I think I paid 27 for this one. This went on a 9000 watt generator and allowed for easy oil drain after break-in period. It would have been a messy deal with old plug and shooting for a cup area. Nipple is perfect for small hose to attach and its all money from there. Not needed on many engines but helps greatly when it is.
4552101
I changed my oil for the first time and knew I needed to store the old oil prior to disposal.  I did a little research on Amazon and decided to purchase the Wedco Oil Drain Pan because of the decent ratings.  The wide opening drain was great when the oil began to drain from my truck and I didn't miss any.  The pan is sealed and stored in a storage closet, I have not have had any leaking issues for about three weeks since storage has ensued.  Although it is designed to be recycled, I plan to reuse the pan, it is durably made and can withstand several more oil changes.
1676257
Perfect for draining or dipping food out of hot oil
1046106
Easy install on 2013 F150.  Mounts sideways on drain pan so no clearance issues.  I am looking forward to the ease of my next oil change!
4289863
I was sick and tired of buying drain pans over 10 times too big or 2 quarts too small. This one meets all of my needs to change the oil on my Civic and the drain spout makes it easy to pour.
896509
Works well in the wife's car to trap that nasty oil. I had upgraded it to trap even more oil and I also put a diy drain valve.
3918970
this works great.  When we bought my wifes Honda they had put adhesive of some sorts to put the oil drain plug back on.  I read their is a issue of them stripping out real easy.  of course the dealer we bought it from wouldn't admit knowing it.  This allows me to change the oil through the dip stick hole and then just unscrew the oil filter after all the oil is sucked out.  If the oil is cold run the engine for about 5-10 min to warm it up.  It will allow the oil to flow better and quicker.
828925
This contraption is a very worthwhile accessory to Cummins engines used in 2nd generation Dodge trucks to eliminate the chronic oil drip (and mess) from the crankcase vent.  Oil vapors are captured and drain back into the oil pan.

As far as I know these are no longer being manufactured, so buy one while you still can!
622295
An industrial type serge protector with rotating plugs for uber convenience and flush convenience. Installed two in no time, just remove the screw on your socket cover and plug it in. Stays
1335559
Must buy if you do you own oil changes.  So far I have replaced 3 oil drain plugs with fumoto valves. Have not had a single leak issue in the last 4 years. Anything that makes my life easier is good in my book
1572826
Replaced my OEM oil drain plug on my 6.0 with this plug and I no longer have a drip underneath my truck. The only thing i don't like about this drain plug is that it does not have a built in magnet like the Ford plug.
1634918
This is for the transmission drain, not needed for oil. If you are not changing trans fluid it will get you into trouble.
3157923
I bought this for my Champion generator that has an M10 x 1.5 drain plug.  The fitting and hose fits fine and will make future oil changes much cleaner and easier.
1921216
Pretty smart tool.  Keeping hands clean and away from hot oil!.  This particular tool is Made in the USA to my surprise.  Works great on Drain plugs on an 2006 Audi A4
4238226
Great for really tight oil drain plugs on Toyota/Lexus vehicles. The X-Beam design allows for better grip and the extended length allows for more leverage. This is the only wrench I use for oil changes and it stays on my oil drain bucket.
3536876
aluminum drain plug with magnet and gasket for low price and good value! Received in 2 days in the color i wanted.
4706755
I got turned on to these drain valves after purchasing a 2014 Mazda 6 by fellow Mazda enthusiasts. Man, where have these things been all my life? I change the oil on every vehicle I've owned so I'm used to a little spillage and a little bit of oily mess here and there. With this drain valve I can drain directly into the oil container I take to the local parts store to recycle my oil. So easy and convenient and no mess.

I was a little apprehensive at first considering it was such a simple design. But the sheer number of people reinforcing how well it works finally swayed me to buy one. Check one for peer pressure...