🛁 TubRing: The Ultimate Tub Drain Protector Hair Catcher/Strainer/Snare in Grey - Regular Size Review

The ring is too big for my bathroom. It just sits around the stopper, I think it will still work if it sits around it, but it definitely does NOT fit the base exactly as described.

My shower needed a hair pull once a week. And bathing the dogs was even worse. We had a mesh screen but it wasn't very good. This product is beautiful and adapts to any drain size. It's also easy to clean. I recommend!

We all have VERY long hair in our family and we have 4 dogs. I tried a few more options, but still had to constantly clean the sewers 🤦‍♀️ That works great for us. I have attached a photo showing 2 showers and 4 dogs bathing. Super easy to use. It just lies there, but is a bit heavier than the other "over the drain" types so it won't move or let hair fly down the drain! I recommend to everyone. (And this is the first time I've left feedback on anything - that's how great it is!)

This drain guard is fine. Nothing more, really. It seems to be effective in stopping hair as a giant hairball appears every time my wife gets out of the shower. What worries me is that it prevents hair from still sticking to the shower floor. Because the water doesn't stop at the bottom, it flows straight down the drain. That means the hairs never stand up until a guard catches them. I have to try and pull most of the hair off the floor in the shower, which I find rude and annoying. About 80%…

This ring keeps hair from going down the drain. Like all hair traps, it somewhat slows the flow of water. I would like it to be done in color to make it less noticeable, like white, off-white, almond or grey. The gray color is designed for sinks and pairs best with a chrome drain plug. It fits snugly and stays in place and also prevents small items like receipts and rings from accidentally falling down the drain. A big disappointment for me is that you cannot depress the hose plug to fill the…

Let me start by saying that pop-up drains are one of mankind's greatest failings, and I'm baffled as to why I still have long, curly/wavy, incredibly thick hair and am very proud of it. Hair like mine and retractable drains have been at war since those damn things started showing up in the shower (huh). So I bought this little ring to prevent clogging. It is incredibly flexible and easy to put on and take off. The water flows fairly easily given the small masses of hair trying to get into the…

This ring prevents hair from going down the drain. Like all hair traps, it somewhat slows the flow of water. I would like it to be done in color to make it less noticeable, like white, off-white, almond or gray. The gray color is designed for sinks and pairs best with a chrome drain plug. It fits snugly and stays in place and also prevents small items like receipts and rings from accidentally falling down the drain. A big disappointment for me is that you can't push on the hose plug to fill the

OMG. Just buy it. We just moved into an apartment with a screw on drain plug and it slowly started draining. We removed it and found half the old tenants' hair there. Removing this stock takes time, so I was looking for something that might solve the problem before it becomes a problem. We have a Sink Shroom in our sink (due to the same issue) and we love it, but had to remove the plug to make it work. We weren't entirely sure if removing the tub drain would be a great solution as we might want

I really loved this bathtub ring. We have a foot drain in the shower that often gets clogged because of my long, thick hair. We decided to try this product as the concept sounded like it would work and it seemed like it drained quickly to avoid soap scum. However, this product is really bad at catching hair. Maybe the material is too soft, the slits too wide or the ring too big, but the hair fits under the ring easily. Anyhow, I think it actually made things worse because instead of stopping…

I bought a washbasin ring and I really liked it. So I decided to buy TubRing for the bathroom. It holds most hair. It doesn't fit in my sink exactly like the SinkRing. But it seems to keep most hair from ending up down the drain. The TubRing becomes quite unsightly so you will need to clean it from time to time. You shouldn't, but it can get pretty messy if you don't clean it up. I left it in soapy water for a while, added some vinegar, and then brushed it with a toothbrush. It came out pretty…