Hair Catcher, Hair Trap for Shower Drain, Reusable Shower Wall Hair Collector, Snare, and Drain Protector, Silicone Hair Grabber for Bathroom Bathtub (White)

Still sticks to wall after a few months. Easy to use to grab hair to keep shower clean.

The media could not be loaded. Works just like it shows it will! I have long, like 29” hair and it grabs even a few strands and hangs onto them or I can ball up what’s on my fingers and slide the bunch in over and over. What I put in stays until I slide my fingers the opposite way to remover it all in one sweep. Very easy to use, clean, and mount! Couldn’t be happier with this gadget!

I used the adhesive strip that comes with it and it's holding up nicely. However, it doesn't catch my hair quite as well as I expected. Sometimes it takes three or four swipes to get it to stick. But after the shower, it's a breeze to clean! And it certainly does keep a great deal of hair out of the drain.

I have loooong hair that tends to shed everywhere. And definitely in the shower. This hair catcher is a good idea, but it definitely doesn't catch all the hair you try to run through it. There's always strands left in my fingertips and then when you try to get rid of those strands, you end up catching more on your fingertips from the rubber grippers. All in all, it's annoying and I wouldn't recommend it for the price.

Love this!! Now I don’t have hair sticking all over the bathtub wall. I can easily put it in here and clean it out after every shower

As someone who sheds their above shoulder length hair excessively I thought this would be a great alternative to swirling the excess hair collected on hands & body while in the shower. It is so gross looking at big swirls of wet hair gathered on the shower wall until it can be discarded later. IDK why this has so many rave reviews. A set of screws were included to adhere this light plastic item onto the shower wall. Um, should have been a tape. I don't think anyone wants to take a chance of cracking their tile, fiberglass, etc. Easy fix. I mounted it only to be disappointed with the function. I'm not sure if it is this particular catcher or it is a problem with all the catchers, but the "bristles" are a bit too supple. They need to give a little more resistance to better drag the hair off the finger. Often you are left with half the hair still stuck on your finger. Like I said, I have shorter hair & this is the first pass. Forget if you have subsequent hair to get rid of. It ends up being a big mess. You end up with more hair on you and coming out of the catcher....making it way more of a mess than just sticking it on the shower wall. I cannot imagine if you had longer hair how horrible this would be. If you are somebody that only loses about 4-5 strands of hair this may work for you, otherwise this catcher is a waste.

Put it up in the shower thinking it would solve the dreaded “hair spider” problem with my girlfriend. It did exactly that and now I no longer have to see the little suckers. Perfect execution.

This product was very easy to use, and the setup was simple for someone like me who isn't very handy. The main problem was that it didn't work too well at doing it's job. Multiple passes through the "bristles" for lack of a better term were required and even then sometimes it just wouldn't catch. I believe it works well for people with thicker hair but for someone with fine hair such as myself it wasn't very effective. The price does soften the blow, so I still recommend at least trying it since it is again, very easy to install and won't put a huge dent in your pocket.

I have very fine hair which doesn't 'stick' to the 'teeth' of this trap very easily. Maybe unfair to knock off a star for this... I've found experimenting with different methods of getting hair onto the trap does help. But, once I get the hair to stick to this trap, it's wonderful at containing, and clean up is great - wait til dry, then its off and into trash so easy. Very easy to install, had doubts about the stick-on method (problems with past, different products), but wow, it really sticks.