SJ - Disposable Drain Hair Catchers - Story
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Standing in ankle-deep water halfway through your shower? The clog didn't happen today. It's every shower of hair you never saw go down.
If you've tried the drain gel, the plastic snake and the bent coat hanger, and you still end up pulling a wet wad out of the drain, here's why the hair keeps winning, and the small change that keeps it on top where you can peel it off.
You're rinsing conditioner out of your hair and you look down. The water is over your toes. It's gray, a little soapy, and it isn't going anywhere.
You finish fast, step out and wait for it to drain. When it finally does, there's a ring of scum where the water sat and a few long hairs stuck to the floor of the tub.
If you share a shower with long hair, a dog, or both, some of this probably sounds familiar:
Saturday morning. People are coming over in an hour, and the shower drains like a tub with the plug half in.
So you kneel on the bath mat with a plastic drain snake, push it down past the grate and pull. It comes up heavy: a gray, dripping rope of hair and soap that keeps coming, and a smell you can almost taste.
Someone calls from the hallway to ask if you're okay. You're holding the thing at arm's length, looking around for a bag.
Three of them start after the hair is already down the pipe. The fourth still has you touching it.
Every clog starts as hair you never saw go down
A clog doesn't show up in one shower. A few strands go down every time someone washes their hair, slip under the grate and catch on whatever is already there.
Soap sticks to that, more hair catches on the soap, and one day the water is over your toes. By then it's all below the grate, out of sight and out of reach.
The problem isn't the drain. It's that the hair gets under the grate before you ever see it.
Hair you can see is easy. A few strands on the tub floor, you pick them up and you're done. It's the hair that slips through the grate that turns into the wad.
So the useful move is to catch it on top, above the grate, where you can see it and get rid of it without reaching in.
The catch: whatever sits on top has to let the water through, stay put while you shower, and come off without you touching wet hair.
So a real fix has to do three things
That's exactly what Disposable Drain Hair Catchers do.
Meet the Disposable Drain Hair Catchers
Here's how it works
A thin mesh sticker goes over the drain. You peel it off when it's full.
Being straight with you: it isn't made for pop-up stoppers that stick up, and it doesn't clear hair that's already down the pipe. If your drain is clogged today, clear it first, then put a sticker down. And as hair builds up on the mesh the water drains slower, which is your cue to swap it.
First use: dry the area around the drain, center the sticker and press the edges down, then shower as normal. How fast it fills depends on how much hair and how many people use that shower, so swap it whenever it looks full.
30 in every pack Each pack has 30 stickers, so you can swap them out as often as your shower needs.
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You rinse out the conditioner and look down. The hair is sitting on the mesh, where you can see it.
You lift the rim, peel the sticker off, fold it once and drop it in the bin. Dry the spot, fresh one down. Less than a minute.
A fresh sticker goes down before the dog goes in, and the fur ends up on the mesh instead of down the drain.
Next time people are coming over in an hour, you peel off a sticker, put down a fresh one, and the snake stays under the sink.
A plumber's visit for a hair clog costs a lot more than this whole order, and drain gel is something you keep buying.
Two packs, 60 stickers, for $20
Every order is Buy 1, Get 1 Free: two packs of 30 for $20. That's 60 stickers, $10 a pack, about 33 cents a sticker. Enough for the main shower, the kids' tub and dog bath day.
More flat drains in the house? The bigger bundles work the same way: 4 packs for $40 or 6 packs for $60.
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GUARANTEE
If it isn’t right for you, contact us within 30 days of your order for a full refund.
Here's what to do next
Tap the button below to go to the Disposable Drain Hair Catchers page.
Pick Buy 1, Get 1 Free, or a bigger bundle if you have more than one shower.
Check out. Every order has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
It’s your call
Or you can keep the snake under the sink
Tomorrow looks a lot like today: a few more strands under the grate every shower, until the water is over your toes again and you're back on the bath mat.
Or you can stick a piece of mesh over the drain tonight and let the hair land on top, where you can peel it off and throw it away.
Questions people ask
It fits most flat drains up to about 4 inches across. It isn't made for pop-up stoppers that stick up.
It depends on hair and how many people shower. Swap it whenever it looks full.
The mesh lets water through. Replace it when hair builds up and drainage slows.
Don't flush it. It's for shower, tub and flat floor drains. Keep the packaging away from babies and children to avoid suffocation.
No. It helps catch hair on top of the drain. Clear an existing clog first, then put a sticker down.
Contact us within 30 days of your order for a full refund.
P.S. The short version: the hair in a clogged drain went down a few strands at a time, under the grate where you couldn't see it. These mesh stickers sit on top of the drain and help catch hair where you can see it, then peel off and go in the trash. Buy 1, Get 1 Free: two packs (60 stickers) for $20, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Get yours here.
WARNING: Do not flush. Keep the packaging away from babies and children to avoid suffocation.
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