TubShroomRevolutionary Tub Drain Protector Hair Catcher, Strainer, Snare, Silicone, White, Standard

I really like this product compared to others i’ve used in the past for a few reasons:1: Flexible material makes it really easy to pinch and get all the hair off at once2: I recommend rinsing soap suds off and removing from plughole between uses (to keep mould away), this product is raised off the ground a bit when on a flat surface on legs rather than flush, meaning it dries easier and therefore hopefully won’t get mouldy like others i’ve had before.3: lightweight, easy to grab to remove4: water can still flow fast down the plughole5: looks really neat6: won’t move around

it didn't fit my bath drain. I didn't want to deal with a return so I tried cutting the base instead. I put three cuts into the bottom rim to allow it to collaspe a bit to fit into our smaller drain. I have to wiggle it a bit to get it in but it works great. Three people, two with long hair, much easier to clear the drain now

Great value product that actually works!!Tired of using the 'usual' plughole covers that simply let hair underneath, I was beginning to think I would just need to get a set of hair clippers and go bald. Clippers have been returned and my hair is safe! This is a good fit in the plughole and allows water to drain easily.

Perhaps I'm missing something obvious, but this seems utterly pointless. If you've got a modern bath or basin, it will have a pop-up waste so there's nowhere to put this protector. If you've got an old-fashioned one. then you'd have to remove the grid that's normally in the plughole in order to fit this, but then you can't use the plug while its in place. So you have the plug in while you wash or bathe, then you take out the plug and quickly insert this under the water in order to catch any hair? Crazy!

Initially I liked this, it sat in the drain and seemed to collect hair, but as I took it out to clean it, and replaced it into the drain, it started to loose its rigidity and fell over/say crooked.As it sits in the drain, rather than on top, it's very messy to clean, which you have to do regularly as it obviously holds the hair it catches - which is the point

My partner sheds like having hair is running out of fashion and these have genuinely saved the weekly rigmarole of drains clogging in the bathroom from a build-up of hair. Absolutely worth it, just make sure they aren't pushed down flat with your drain as they act as a little bit of a plug, they need to sit up from the surface slightly.

It seems to be designed for a much deeper waste than our bath has. I assume it's an American thing and it doesn't fit British bath/shower wastes.So in our bath is sticks up so far, with so little of it inside the waste that you only have to touch it slightly by accident for it to pop out and fall over. If it stayed in place it would be great though.It catches all the hair and it's easy to get the hair off afterwards (though not as easy as it looks in the video). You do need to take it off straight away though as it's very difficult once it's dry.The bath does fill up a little when showering, as it cuts down on how fast the water drains away, but not a huge amount.If only it fit our bath better I'd give it 5 stars but really they need to redesign it to fit British sanitaryware before selling in the UK as at the moment it's not fit for purpose and quite expensive given that.

Just bought this again as it is a great little drain protector and works well. The old one still worked well, but it went partially black after a very long time. So thought I would treat myself to a new one. I think a shower product discoloured the material in some way. As no amount of cleaning it made any difference. It is nice to have a sparkling new white one! Great little drain protector.