Evriholder Vanity Sink Drain Savers, Secure Fit Hair Catchers Prevent Clogs in Bathroom, Disposable, 3.7-Inch, Gray and White, 12 Pack

These have stopped me from getting frequent clogs in my drain. They are a little tricky to get the hair out of (which is because they're so effective). But what I do is change them once/week, use a tissue to extract the hair (just a few quick pinches), and then throw it in the dishwasher. They come in a pack of multiples, but I have been using only 2 for months by cleaning as described.

I have very long hair and as hard as I try to keep it from going down the drains, my bathroom drain get clogged up and I have to take it apart to remove the clogged hair - and it's gross! These little thing just slide around the center part of the drain and the hair gets stuck on the sharp, rough bottom edges of the ring. You have to remove the drain cover and pull the hair off, but at leat it keeps it from going down the drain. You don't have to remove it to close the drain. I just use the white ones because I have a white sink. It doen't look bad. I would rather have been able to buy fewer pieces, just in white - I don't know how the gray ones will look or why one would need so many, unless they wear out quickly. I have using it for several weeks and I'm very happy with how easily it solved my drain problem.

I keep rebuying these because they are inexpensive and do a fantastic job at catching hair. At the end of your shower, just blast water across the hair and towards the center hole, and the caught hair neatly goes into the hole to be fished out later, leaving the rest of the catcher hair-free. The one downside, and the reason I keep having to re-buy, is that the white plastic turns yellow quickly and starts looking dingy. I have very hard water with pretty high chlorination, so your own mileage may vary significantly. Nonetheless, these are the best I have found at catching hair then gathering it all into the center, to be removed in one move later. I'll keep buying them!

These stop the hair from going down the drain in the bathroom sink. So far, I just wipe them off when I clean the sink. Plenty of extras that will last a long time. Easy to use and install.

Every sink drain is slightly different but most fit easily with this. It captures hair preventing clogs and other debris that should not go down a sink drain.Easy to pop on/off for cleaning and lasts about a year. No more snaking to remove large clumps of debris or hair.

They're not terrible. They're okay. I think it's just the way our bathroom is set up. It's not working as well as I was hoping it would. And with it being more of a hill that everything has to collect before even goes into the whole drain of the drain collector, the bump like hill thing is a little too high up than it should be, well it seems to be for us. So a lot of things still seem to kind of get free if it doesn't collect very good. It definitely collects certain hairs really good. Otherwise it's still a bit of a pain. I can get everything off but it just feels so grimy and slimy and gross when I have to clean it. I end up having to take it out side and just hose it off really good let it sit in the Sun and once I had to close it off twice and scrub it and let it sit in the sun before I put it back in the drain because it was just a bit gross. It's doing the job well enough it's not what I was expected it's not bad it just doesn't seem to want to work for us it's probably the design of our drain the way it's set up. But each to their own it might work great for someone else and I hope it does. Nothing bad just not a fan and didn't work out the way I was hoping.

Catch everything to preserve the plumbing system health. Remove the debris daily to reduce the slightly slower drainage speed with the debris present. Last at least one month.

I was unable to find any photos of this item except those viewed from the top, to see how far below the tub surface the center would drop into the drain. I ordered it anyway, thinking I could just cut the center part off if needed. It turns out that it drops down about an inch, but it fits our drain perfectly. By extending down into the drain, the item stays in place, even when water rushing over it from the tub spout hits it. Most hair is caught around the outside, so it would have been workable without the center part too.It is made of lightweight, flexible plastic, with tiny spurs all over to hold caught hair. Because it is somewhat flexible, it conforms better around our drain than the inverted metal one we had before (which was intended for kitchen sinks). I've seen hair slip under the edge, though I'm not sure if any hair goes down the drain. When there is a lot of hair caught, it covers up the lower rows of drain holes, which prevents water and soap suds from draining out freely, but simply removing the hair remedies that. After several months of use, it's starting to show signs of discoloration. Eventually, it could not be completely cleaned, even with bleach. As the material is so light, I don't expect the item to last very long.It works well for us in that it seems to catch most, if not all, of the hair. That's the goal, after all. So, I recommend it.Update: Because the Evriholder I bought came with only one stopper, not two, and did not qualify for Super Shipper Savings, I thought I'd try one of the others, namely the LDR 501 3400. Although cheaper, the LDR does not perform quite as well. Its design does not allow water to drain through as well as the Evriholder's. The center part with the drain holes is smaller in diameter, and when hair collects around it, the water is not able to get through. And since there is nothing on it extending down into the tub drain, it doesn't always stay in place. The material appears to be the same. If there is free shipping with the Evriholder, there is no reason not to buy it instead.

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My kitchen drain got plugged you would be surprised how small pieces of food gets caught in this strainer.I should have done this sooner. I just wish it was weighted to hold it down. Does the job.

I have the show rib size hair catcher so I thought I’d try the same one for the vanity. Though not as much needs to be caught when I do brush my hair in front of the sink some hairs do fall into the basin. Nice to know it’s a stop gap for hair going down the drainWater may pool slightly while it drains though the holes but not a huge deal