💧 Stainless Steel SinkShroom Ultra: The Revolutionary Bathroom Sink Drain Protector Review

This is terrible. He catches things meant to fall into the water, so his flush becomes a gag. Do not recommend this. It gets dirty and clogged too quickly because it catches everything! So for 2 days he was constipated.

I used to have a silicone sink grill. This worked very well, but after a few months the whole material turned black and could not be peeled off. I like the all-metal upgrade. Still works to catch the hair and debris that has propped up my sink, but the metal is mildew proof. I highly recommend it.

I like this a lot. I had the original sink and it worked great, but this one works even better! The stainless steel material greatly simplifies cleaning and improves overall functionality. It really catches all the hair and protects my stock. It also looks good in my sink. I have a bathroom and that's great too. I'm glad I decided to upgrade from the original. Definitely worth it.

Our shared bathroom sink was a constant nightmare for me as I had to pull it out quite often. Between my wife's long hair and my body hair, the ball of yarn clogs were epic. Ever since we got this, I haven't had to go down the drain. To be fair, we've also used a bath comb for the past few years so we were familiar with the general idea, but the stainless steel cap fits really well so you don't even notice it's in the sink.

I had to use the smallest adapter for my bathroom drain. It's still very tight, difficult to install, and even more difficult to remove for cleaning. I have to be very careful not to break it. It catches the hair that goes down the drain, but between pulling it out and removing the hair as it tangles around the teeth pretty well, it's almost not worth the effort. FYI I only clean it once a week as I don't want to fiddle with it too much and break it. I will continue to use it, but I probably…

I've had several styles of SinkShrooms and this ultra-revolutionary style is my favorite. I stick it down the drain (no plugs allowed) and pull it out from time to time and all the hair and dirt just rubs off. What I like best is that it doesn't get as stained as the previous types I've had. It seems like it's going to take a long time. It also comes with a replacement silicone/rubber gasket with black spokes, but I accidentally removed it because I couldn't remember what it went with until I…

I can't put into words how AWESOME these sink mushrooms are. The previous model didn't allow for proper drainage, but they really went the extra mile to make a BETTER product. They are made of high quality stainless steel with 3 different rubber inserts depending on the size of your sink, very comfortable for a perfect fit. They've also added a great feature for cleaning your sink, which is that the top and insert can be unscrewed to fully clean the product once it starts to fill up with…

Built in 1966 and having (at first glance) original sinks and tubs without the original plugs. The stainless steel upgrade is a huge improvement over an already great design. Although there is less of a problem with the sink (I'm a woman living alone, I can't speak with a beard in the sink) compared to the bathroom. but it captures hair perfectly and the stainless steel model gives the shroom a solid structure as opposed to the more flexible plastic/silicone/that the first version is made of…

I have a shower and a sink. I had my shower installed a few months ago and the sink a little over 1 month old. A few days ago I noticed that when you pull out the shower tray to clean it, the rubber adapter comes loose and stays in the drain. Not a big problem as the tub that houses the shower has a latch so the adapter ring cannot be washed off. While it's a bit annoying to reattach it every time, it wasn't that much of a problem. That is, until I checked the flushing comb and found that its…