LEKEYE Shower Drain Hair Catcher/Strainer/Stainless Steel and Silicone

This does a great job of catching hair. It will move if you hit it with your feet, but easily slides back into place. I use it in a fiberglass walk-in shower, as well as a fiberglass tub. I think it is better than the "Shroom," as it catches the hair before going in the drain, and easy to just wipe off the collected hair. Note that if you step on it and it goes concave, you can just flip it over so the convex side is up.

This is a great drain protector, and works well in my bathtub drain and my kitchen sink drain (I got a 2-pack). It is well made, attractive, easy to clean, and prevents things like hair from going into the plumbing. BUT . . . my bathtub drain is not at the head of the tub, underneath the faucet area, as all the other bathtubs that I have had before are designed. The drain in my current tub is just to the side of the middle of the tub, where I stand as I shower. This drain protector just simply sits atop/lays on the drain opening. (I removed the pop up stopper from my tub drain, so that this drain protector could fit flush against the tub floor, over the drain.) It is made of metal with a thin rubbery outer edge (that I think should be thicker), that is designed to hold it in place. That design works, but a couple of times, when I have been washing my hair, my foot has bumped the drain protector and it slid aside then, from that, so the hair got into the drain. Even with the force of the shower water coming down on it, the drain protector does stay in place, which is impressive. BUT . . . I don't feel that it is completely reliable to do its job, for me anyway, due to the specific design of my bathtub with the drain being almost underfoot just to the side of the center of my tub, since bumping it with my foot as I shower has displaced it a couple of times now, rendering it ineffective for catching hair etc. then. I think that it would be fine in a tub where the drain was at the front of the tub, and not almost directly underfoot like mine is. Therefore, I would still recommend this product in most other cases.

This shower drain hair catcher/strainer is just what we needed in our tub. Our tub stopper broke and we had no way to keep things from going down the drain hole - and not just hair! Really glad I found this on Amazon. To use just open the package and place over the tub drain. Easy peasy!! It is a very nice size with tons and tons of little holes in the metal that keeps water flowing while catching hair, debris and anything else the kids drop. The circular edge is rubber which helps this stay in place a bit AND not scratch the tub. Would be nice if it stuck to the tub or had an indentation or something to keep in place as This strainer does move easily. STILL I recommend this

Great low-cost solution that does not require any tools or changes to your drain. Just set this on top of your existing drain cover (assuming it is the right diameter) and it nestles into the recessed outer drain groove and doesn’t slide out of place. If you step on it, it will cave in and you can simply pick it up, pop it out again and set it back down. We almost never saw anything on our main drain cover, but it would still eventually clog. With this in place it seems to catch everything. Easy solution that works better than expected!

Works. I cover my main shower drain with it and it keeps hair from clogging drain.

It is conceptually a good idea and it worked about 70 percent satisfactory. The issue is hydraulic. The rim form a barrier and thus, hair and other small debris may either stopped by it (but on the side) or push under it (down the drain). So I return it. After experimenting a lot of options, the sink drain strainer that you see in Asian markets works the best. There are some nicer ones (stainless steel not mesh). Mine now is perfect and look expensive, and yet super functional and easy to clean.

I love this shower drain strainer! It fit perfectly over our shower drain and stays in place. It seems to catch all of the hair at the drain. I usually use a tissue to drag across the strainer to grab the hair but I could also pick it up and remove the hair over the trash can. So glad I purchased these. I use it in another shower but the drain is a bit smaller. I just placed it over the drain hole and the silicone edge keeps it some what in place. It still does a great job in catching all the hair. I highly recommend them.

Love this hair catcher! Have tried other ones to help prevent hair from going down the drain, but this one, in my opinion works the best. It is lightweight but heavy enough because it is constructed out of stainless steel and silicone, to stay put over your existing drain in the shower. Installation is a snap! Just place it over your existing drain and the silicone ring around the edge of it keeps it sealed over the drain. Simply put the catcher down and you are done! Once your shower is over and the water drains, you are left with only the hair. With other products, you are picking up damp hair. With this product, it is only the hair so very easy to dispose of.

Really effective, catches all hair. Previous reviewer mentioned it doesn't work if the floor is not perfectly flat, I have not had this issue on our floor which has a gentle slope down to the drain.

Das ewige putzen und auflösen der Haare hat weitgehend ein Ende. Der Haarfänger brachte eine wesentliche Verbesserung. Der Haarfänger rutscht nicht über dem Abfluss. Er ist sein Geld wert. Gerne empfehle ich diesen weiter.

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I think I have purchased about 5 different type of hair catchers and none have worked. Surprisingly these work, they catch the hair really well, and they are easy to clean. The only con is you can accidentality move it easily with your foot while in the shower if your drain hole is directly under feet, but I can live with that.

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