Hair Catcher, Reusable Shower Wall Hair Collector Hair Trap for Drain Protector, Silicone Hair Catcher for Bathroom Bathtub

It’s a little rough at the edges but works great for what i needed it for. holds hair well and prevents it from going down the drain, and i like the added bonus of a little tray to hold things in. the hairtrap is removable which makes cleaning it out much easier! Sticks to shower wall really well and i have no intimation that it could fall off.

This works better than I thought it would. I thought about putting another one infront of the mirror so when I comb my hair there... I put the first one in the shower. To prevent hair going down drain. It works well. Just run your fingers through and it takes any and all hair out of your hands

I’ve seen this little device all over social media for a while now.I don’t know why I waited so long to purchase it for my own shower.I love that the size of it is not too large, it’s easy to install in my shower, and it works fabulous.So far, so good. Very happy with the results. I have shoulder blade, length, Caucasian hair/medium thickness.When I am using any type of hair treatment, i.e. conditioner/mask/dying my hair, I will tend to lose more hair, I am so happy that I am able to put it safely and cleanly in one area until the end of my shower when I am able to collect it all at once with a paper towel .It looks good in my shower, it fits perfectly within one tile square and it’s discreet and out-of-the-way.Nobody wants to pick up chunks of hair out of their shower, especially digging them out of the drain. This is a great way to keep your drain free from hair/clogs and clean at the same time.If you are debating on using an item, like this, don’t question it too much, the price is fabulous, it’s durable, it’s stable on all types of shower walls, i.e. fiberglass tiles etc. and it will save you a lot of time

I read the reviews before buying and they seemed good..although Idk why..after one swipe, (which you have to fight the bristles and make them take the hair), you’re done for bc the next swipe you need to rid your hands of hair you’ll just end up running it thru and collecting the hair from the first swipe..it doesn’t hold it well.

I’m one of those people that has a lot of hair, which means a lot comes out when I shower. This helps keep it all in one place and from going down my drain. It easily catches onto the hair that I have on my fingers and it comes out even easier when I’m down showering and it’s time to toss the wig that came out of my head.It installed really easily onto my shower wall and has stayed up since without issue. I’d highly recommend this to anyone that has this same hair washing woes!

Installed using the included sticky pad on a Friday, after thoroughly cleaning shower tiles in an area out of the direct line of spray from the showerhead. Since the instructions on the box were printed too small to read (my guess is about a 2 point font - it was LITTLE and it was blurry), I treated it like a Command product and pressed firmly for a full minute. Showered in a different bathroom on Saturday and Sunday.Came home from my run Monday and jumped in my regular shower, looking forward to using this to catch my hair instead of digging it out of my drain cover later.It...mostly worked. My hair is long enough to reach my low back, so I found that I needed to pre-wad it up into a nasty, wet knot in order to keep the strands from hanging down and touching things below it. But hey, it worked? So that's a win.Then I went about the rest of my day, working from home. Low-key feel like I should sue these jokers, because while I was working in the afternoon, about 8 hours after my shower, I heard a horrible THUNK and jumped out of my chair and banged my elbow on my desk, hard.That was this junk just...falling off the tile and banging on the shower floor. I'm lucky it didn't crack the finish.So, no. Not worth the money. Especially because this is WAY smaller than any of the photos make it look. Smaller than a pack of cigarettes. Smaller than a pack of candy cigarettes. It's TINY and doesn't work well and doesn't stay put.Yes, it comes with screws. Who do you know that wants to put holes in their shower wall with screws that may or may not be waterproof? If they're that foolish, I guess this would be a good gift for them.

Okay, I’m guilty! I lose a lot of hair in the shower so our drain was constantly getting clogged. My husband ordered this for me because he was tired of cleaning out the drain. As I shampoo/condition my hair, I brush it and slide the lose strands through this product. It generally catches the hair in one pass and it stays pretty well. From my experience, it is necessary to empty the holder every shower just so I don’t have a chia pet attached to my shower wall. Highly recommend!

I had VERY high hopes when I bought this product. I spent time searching and comparing several products.I struggle with hair strands stuck to your hangs or skin after washing and conditioning hair and have longed for a solution besides wiping it on the wall for as long as I can remember. Anyone with long hair is bound to shed and knows the pain that is that hair that ends up clogging the drain, clinging to wet skin, towels, the floor, and more. While this product is semi- effective and ascetically pleasing stuck to the tile my shower it just doesn't get the job all the way. Sometimes I can put shed hair in it with ease and other times it simply will not stick and ends up causing more harm than help.Overall, it works okay but I would def be in the market for another such devise!