Ultra Revolutionary Bath Tub Drain Protector Hair Catcher/Strainer/Snare Stainless Steel, Single Pack

Great product! Simple, good quality, nice looking. I use it in my shower in my cabin to prevent gunk from getting further into my gray water drainage system. I had to previously dig it up because the drainage tube holes were full of hair and yuck, so this looks like it should help with that.

The TubShroom Ultra is one of those products you don’t realize you need until you try it. It catches hair incredibly well without slowing down the water flow. Instead of hair wrapping around the drain or causing clogs, everything collects neatly around the base of the TubShroom—super easy to pull off and clean. Installation is effortless: just drop it into the drain and you’re done. The stainless-steel top feels sturdy and looks much nicer than the old plastic versions. It fits snugly and doesn’t pop out like cheaper drain catchers. I also like that it works with all types of hair—long, short, pets, you name it. Cleanup takes seconds, and it has saved me from having to use harsh drain cleaners or deal with slow drains.. lightweight and stickiness to drain is perfect If your bathtub clogs often or you’re tired of fishing hair out of the drain, this is absolutely worth it. Simple design, durable build, and truly effective! Highly recommended...

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! It catches ALL my stray hairs and even the dogs hairs after her bath. Ive Never had my shower drain run so well until I found this, I havent had to clean my drain out since!!! Its very simple to use, and comes with multiple size bottoms to fit any drain (as long as you have a drain that can have strainer inserted into it of course), and it hasn't rusted after over 1yr of use! Easy to clean out, just pull it out and remove all the hair it collected on the bottom, with all my hair I have to do it after 1 or 2 showers but doesnt bother me, Much easier than snaking the drain. Absolutely amazing, I've already bought 3 for family and friends. This is a MUST BUY

The TubShroom actually works pretty well! It catches all the hair in the shower drain which is a god send in the long run. My only gripe is that it’s a little bit of a pain to clean afterwards since it also catches excess conditioner and soap. But it’s well crafted and serves its intended purpose, so I still use it.

This has to be the best drain protector I’ve tried. We were using one made of silicone but hair would slip under it and it got grimy and gross pretty quick. I love this being made of stainless steel and it catches so much hair. It’s very easy to clean. It seals well since it comes with different sizes depending on your drain. You will have to clean it every few days. I would highly recommend.

The TubShroom Ultra has been a total game-changer in my bathroom. I mostly bought it to wash my dog, and it does exactly what it promises. All the fur gets caught before it even has a chance to go down the drain. Cleanup is effortless: just lift it out, dump the hair, and pop it back in. Installation was a breeze. It fits snugly in my tub right out of the box, and the extra rings are a thoughtful addition if your drain is slightly larger or smaller than standard. The silicone feels sturdy but flexible, so it stays in place even with lots of water and scrubbing going on. Finally, a tub drain protector that’s actually useful instead of just decorative. It makes bath time for both pets and humans infinitely cleaner and less stressful.

I 've own a two family house and have been growing tired of clearing hair out of the pipes in my apartment and my tenant's appartment. Looking for the perfect hair-catcher, we bought 4 different strainers, a big plastic strainer, a micro-hole chrome strainer that looks like a miniature version of your kitchen sink strainer, a wire-mesh strainer that looked like a tea strainer without a handle, and the TubShroom strainer. We are using it in a tube with a manual-pop-up drain, with a chrome flange, but no built-in screen. Before telling you the outcome, I need to advise that a regular tub screen has a a plain brass drain underneath, so you might not like the look of your drain after you remove the screen. My tube's drain has a chrome-plated flange with a manual pup-up plug that you tap with your toe to open and close. It has no built-in screen to cover the drain, which is why the drain has a chrome flange. We tried each strainer and here are the results. The big plastic strainer caught some of the big hairs, but let a lot of hair slip underneath. It did not catch any small hairs. It was the worse of the four. The micro-hole chrome strainer was an outstanding hair catcher and super easy to clean. Just wipe your finger once across and you have the complete pile of long and short hair that it stopped. However, it had terrible water flow and it seemed to be sized better for sinks than for bath tubs. For every minute of showering, I needed an additional minute to drain the tube after I finished. The wire-mesh strainer had the best hair catching and would even catch lint and dead skin. It had excellent water flow and and it was easily the most affordable. My local store carries them for just $2 and amazon for not much more. I would be singing praises for this simple solution, but it has a problem. It is very difficult to properly clean. After you pulled out the hairs, you also have to scrape out the lint and dead skin that clogged up the mesh. If you just pulled out the air and don't scrape out the mesh, in just one or two days, the mesh is complete clogged up with lint, skin and soap, blocking the water flow almost as good as a rubber plug. If your are on a budget and don't mind the extra scraping work every two days (and maybe less often if you live alone), then the mesh strainer is an affordable, reliable solution. The TubShroom was the best looking of the four, especially the chrome TubShroom. It was easy to clean, had good water flow and reliably caught long hairs. It lets some short hairs slip by and certainly won't catch lint and skin, but it serves it's purpose of catching long hairs quite well. We also bought a TubShroom for our tenant. She also found it did a much better job of catching hair than the original metal screen that covered her tub's drain. So it would look nice, we also replaced the tub's plain brass drain (which was previously covered by the tub's original metal screen) with drain like ours where the circular flange is chrome plated.

Over decades of trial and error trying all manner of tub strainers (plastic sit-on-top, metal screen, silicone inserts, silicone flat, etc.) this is by far the most efficient at catching everything that will eventually clog your plumbing. Especially if you have older pipes. The only “downside” is that you’ll need to wipe it off periodically to remove the hair and general gunk that will accumulate (gunk that isn’t accumulating in your plumbing). Well worth the trade-off.

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Smart liten pryl. Jag har en pop up-propp i badkaret med en central pigg som man skruvar fast proppen på, vilket gör att de flesta hårfällor inte passar. Med den här skruvar jag bort proppen och sätter i den här, som passar över piggen. Eller den passade faktiskt inte för piggen var inte rund nedanför gängorna men tryckte till den med en tång så öppningen blev mer oval och sedan passade den.

Doesn’t sit as low as the instructions/manual, but great, does it’s job

Prix un peu élevé mais vaut franchement le coup !!! Depuis que je l’ai je n’ai plus eu de problème avec le débit d’écoulement de la douche qui n’avait aucun filtre et se bloquait pour un rien. Là ça se voit tous les cheveux et résidus de savon s’accroche au filtre et il n’y a plus qu’à enlever à la main une douche sur deux, selon la longueur de vos cheveux bien sûr ! Je recommande à 100%, 20€ bien investis qui j’espère me tiendront longtemps !

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