Reusable Shower & Bathtub Wall Hair Catcher Hair Grabber Snare for The Hidden Storage of Wet Hair to Prevent Clogged Drains, Gold

It’s so simple to use just wipe wet hair into the bristles, and it catches everything before it goes down the drain. No more worrying about clogged drains or ugly hair clumps sitting around the shower.

It literally does not work. It’s hard to put hair into it in the first place, and when I try to put a new hair in it, my hand gets covered in the hair that was already in it.Don’t waste your time with this thing.👎 0/10

The adhesive is still stuck to my shower but this thing fell off a couple weeks after mounting it.Otherwise does its job well enough, though it doesn’t hold much hair.

I got tired of sticking my hair to the wall of the shower to clean up later. This has been perfect to keep my hair out of the drain and hidden away to clean up later. I wasn’t sure if the included adhesive patch was renter friendly so I used a command strip instead but it’s holding up just fine.

This is the result of my first use. It’s okay. My hair is shoulder length and I found it hard to get it off my fingers after I swiped it in. It didn’t have a satisfying catch where all the hair gets stuck inside, so I stuck the leftovers on the wall. However, removing hair is easy. I like that it has a cover, but consider that hair will be sticking out on the sides and to be seen regardless. The 3M sticker sticks just fine to the shower wall. Overall, average. Is it better than just sticking your hair on the wall? Maybe—if you are one to forget to clean the wall right away, I guess this gadget makes everything look cleaner. Maybe it works easier or more effectively with longer hair. Maybe I should roll up my hair into a hair ball before I stick it in?

Extremely cool in theory. However this product and all others with the same idea are too small. Just putting hair on the shower walls is much easier since I don’t have to stop everything and focus on putting my hairs in a little thing. This product also doesn’t look good because hair hangs from the sides even when closed. Not great for long hair and perhaps most hair lengths.I think the best alternatives are those slim plastic sheets with points that grab hair and can be hung on the wall or bar. It’s like wiping hair directly on the shower wall but easier. It’s also bigger and flatter than this product, so hair doesn’t hang off it as much and I don’t have to focus much to be successful.Overall this product does work to a degree, it’s just not even close to being better than alternatives.

This is a super convenient item that I use daily in the shower. My hair loses an abundance of strands every time I wash my hair, and this is an easy way to catch these babies instead of them heading down the drain.

I 1000% regret buying this product. Put it up in my shower, left the shower dry for 48 hours so 24 hours more than recommended and it has already fallen off. Not to mention that when it was still up, I was so excited to use it for the first time. I follow the directions and it doesn’t catch the hair. Still ends up on my wall, fingers, and drain. Thought this would solve my issue, but unfortunately not . Waste of money :(

I thought it was a great idea bust since I have only 1" of hair, it's not for me to decide. Women with long long hair like the 3 I live with said they would never use it. Another thing for the junk drawer or a toothbrush holder.... great concept! lol

I have a "thing" about loose hair in the shower, even when it is my own! I absolutely hated having loose hair everywhere and no where for it to go but blocking the drain, which I then had to feel really bad about because it's my partner who had to unblock it (I'm disabled and can't reach). Well, then came along this incredibly handy little contraption, just stick it within easy reach, I would suggest leaving it for a few hours or overnight for the 3M strip to cure, then bravo, no more hair everywhere! I had shoulder length curly hair that would constantly knot and shed and I would simply roll the hair into a ball between my fingers and stick it in this hair trap, simple! I would empty it after every couple of showers and it seemed to do the job intended perfectly. I have since had a pixie cut and my hair is so short that I no longer get loose hair - hooray! But I would still definitely recommend this for anyone who has trouble with wayward hairs, it does work wonders.

Opened. Cleaned tiles. Stuck it on. It fell off. Returned.

Unless you lose large quantities of thick hair, this does not work.Small amounts of fine hair don't stay in the "teeth"