💇 BABATH Tub Drain Hair Catcher and Stopper: Effective Solution for Bathtub Hair Clogs Review

I really like how it looks but I can't figure out how to open/pull the lid. I don't want to press too hard to break something. I've already broken a nail :) If I figure out how to do it or get a replacement if it's just an accidental defect I'll change my rating. I'm trying to add pictures here. Will have to find out.

from advertising, I expected better than it is. It looks like you can push the plunger down. You have to push the WHOLE thing down to plug the tub and then really grab the sides to pull it back out. It's EASY to clean, but I also feel like it doesn't catch ALL the hair because there's almost never hair in it compared to the old bathtub hair traps.

I am very happy with this product. I live in a house with old pipes and I have thick, long, curly hair. So I always thought my bathtub was clogged. We tried different products including the bathroom. Nothing worked well. Our bathtub is inevitably clogged. So far, so good. We've been using this new product for three weeks and it's great. My bathroom is not clogged. It captures my loose hair effectively and is easy to remove and clean. Very happy with this purchase.

One of the best hair traps. Doesn't block most of the flow like everyone else. The problem is that the hair trap fits widths from 1.5 to 1.75 but not this plum depth. I have to position the siphon in the drain at an angle so that the water drains properly, so that it cannot lie flat or completely cover the drain. I will still use it because everyone else blocks the drain and causes backflow, even those designed for the right depth. If you have a very shallow drain that is about half an inch…

It wasn't worth the $15 I paid for it. The product does not match the photo on the box it arrived in (see photo). There was no raised portion of the handle (as shown in the description and on the box) to pull it out when in the drain to clean or after being depressed to close the bathtub. The top is mostly smooth, so you'll need to pry it off with your nails, a file, or another tool. The item was intended to be used by my elderly parents, and they cannot regularly push and pull the plug without

In the main photo, the handle is enlarged and the teeth are longer. Later photos with instructions show the original with the handle ungraspable and the pins short enough that only about a 1/4 inch hole is left, otherwise the pins won't stay in the drain hole. It's a good idea, but leaves a bad taste. The handle needs to protrude more so it can even be knocked out with a toe, and the prongs need to be longer to make the hole as big as I reasonably want it to be. This is a review with no actual…

So I've been looking for drain caps for probably more than a year. I rent rooms in my house and all the roommates I've ever had are unaware of clogged drains etc, so I throw drains down the drain or pay for a plumber more often than I'd like. All the drain covers I have either don't work or my roommates keep pulling or flipping them over. This one stayed in place for weeks! We also have three dogs that bathe in our baths. A day after I received it, the water slowly started draining away again…

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…