LEKEYE Drain Protector for Pop-Up

Love how large it is because my tub has a large drain hole. It is sturdy and has weight so it is not lifting/floating in the water. The key is to let it dry and the hair can be easily removed from the catcher.

More heavy duty than other drain catchers. Does catch everything and still drains easy.

It does catch hair and fits nicely over the pop drain. I do find the water doesn’t drain as quickly and backs up just a bit but not a concerning amount.

This hair catcher is wonderful. It even catches long fine hair. It is a little more expensive but is a better quality and well worth it.

Works great for showers, stays in place and no water backup. Fit well over my pop up drain!

Works great. Fits snugly to tub so no hair or other particles slip underneath it. I have long hair and it catches all of it around the rim above the seal.

This drain was just what we were looking for over our plug in our shower. It appears to be made very well, it is large and catches the hair. Recommend.

I am not a frequent rater, but I spent some time with the two most popular drain covers for pop-up drains (OXO and Lekeye) and I wanted to share what I learned. The bottom line: neither is perfect, but I'm going to stick with the OXO. What I am looking for: --works with a pop-up drain (photo), TIE --stays put when showering, TIE --catches my hair (long straight caucasian hair), Lekeye wins by a little --allows water flow, Lekeye wins until there is a hair buildup (see details) --easy to clean, OXO wins by a landslide Longer version: I first bought the OXO for my new shower that I wanted to protect from hair clogs. I liked it, but every time I showered, there would be soapy water left standing at the end. This is because my hair would start to clog the bottom holes, and THERE ARE NO HOLES ON THE BASE (photo). I got into the habit of cleaning it off and then giving the shower a quick cold-water rinse, EVERY TIME I showered. It was fine, but I thought I could do better. So I bought the Lekeye because I could see that there are a lot more holes on the bottom part of the cover. Because of that, it does drain better than the OXO, especially at first. The issue is that the base is covered in little nubs (photo) to catch the hairs. And it does a great job of it! The problem is, I find it hard to get the hair off of the nubs. So I kept my habit of cleaning every time, but each day a little more hair would remain on the cover. So now, it no longer drains that well and is kind of gross after a few days of use. Bottom line: if you are concerned about your hair slipping through, the Lekeye is a more "sticky" cover. My hair is not particularly thick, though, and the OXO catches a ton of hair. I'm not concerned that much is getting through. But in the end, given that I need to clean both regularly, I'm going with OXO which is a quick wipe and then done. I still can't get the hair off the Lekeye to put it away. NOTE: I will pull out the Lekeye when it's time to give my new puppy a bath! So that might be important for some of you!