Review on 💇 BABATH Tub Drain Hair Catcher and Stopper: Effective Solution for Bathtub Hair Clogs by Robert Carter

We had 2 bathtub plugs that failed 2 months apart. None of the original corks had a hair catcher and I had to turn the plums quite a bit. Therefore, when looking for a replacement, it was imperative to use a hair trap. For our guest bathroom I bought a snap on strainer that attaches to the drain rod with a pin adapter. It looks good and does a good job as a cork, but removing the hair from the strainer is a hassle. I bought this BABATH item for our master bathroom. My husband and I prefer showers to baths and this is perfect for us. We've been using it for about 3 weeks now and I haven't had to use a snake yet! I unplug about once a week and lightly remove the hair. I've found the seal on BABATH isn't as good (compared to other items) but we rarely take baths so slow leakage isn't an issue. killer for us. It also costs about half as much as the other model. An improvement would be to add a small handle on the top for easier removal, but it's still functional. As far as hair clogging the drain, this item does the job perfectly.