Review on 🚿 Stop Hair Clogs with Ease: 5-Pack Durable Silicone Hair Catchers for Shower, Bathtub, and Kitchen Drains - Easy to Install and Clean! by Barbara Simmons

When once again we had to call two uncles with a machine for punching a blockage in a pipe (having previously spent a lot of their strength, and then also money on these uncles), and they happily stated: "This is hair!”, I seriously thought about buying a new bathroom strainer. In fact, my hair seems to be falling a little, and the plumbers have only been called for the second time in the seven years of living in this apartment, but all the same, blockages are very unpleasant. And if they can be prevented, then it should be done. Before that, we had the usual metal. But periodically it popped up and part of the hair ran into the pipe. And piled up there. Periodic flushing "for prevention" with special fluids did not help. At first I went to Wildberry, but I was tormented by vague doubts. And rightly so, because I bought exactly the same thing in Auchan for three times cheaper. At first I doubted the effectiveness. But it was interesting to try. I thought that in a pinch I would give it to my daughter to play in the bathroom) That's just like a toy, it looks the most like it! Everything is beautifully written. Yes, and the contraption seems quite universal. Especially considering that we have an acrylic bath, the drain is on the side and very close to the edge - the surface is no longer even. The sieve lay normally. It sticks to almost even acrylic well, it never floated away. I really like the color, of course. Yes, I got used to it quickly. Although at first it looks strange and unusual. The strainer has been constantly in operation for three months. Nothing happened to him, even the color has not changed. Care is simple - once a week or two I thoroughly wash it with antibacterial soap. Washes easily. Here it is no longer new, although you can’t tell from the look. But it works, unfortunately, it is far from perfect. I will not scare you with terrible photos with hair and soap suds, I will just tell you. Yes, the strainer does not float. And this is its main advantage compared to conventional plastic ones. But the hairs manage to leak from the sides. Because of the suction cups, it does not fully adhere to the surface. Yes, it catches hair. But not all. Eighty percent, in my opinion. And for the rest you have to climb into the drain hole. It will be lucky if they catch on the pieces of iron and do not have time to swim further. And the small holes of the strainer can become clogged with soapy deposits, especially if hard or laundry soap is used. And then the flow of water becomes difficult, it does not run away so quickly. This creates certain inconveniences. And now, after three months, I noticed that the water even without a strainer began to drain worse. And this means that it is time to fill in some "mole" as soon as possible to prevent blockage. That is, far from all the strainer caught ... The result will be better if you are not lazy - you wash your hair, quickly pull out the strainer, remove all the hairs from it, pick out those that have already managed to run down and rejoice. Because if you want to take a shower later or wash something, even more of the hairs will certainly run into the drain. In general, it seems to be a good thing, but it did not help me one hundred percent. So "satisfactory". But you can try.