TubRing Regular Grey Hair Catcher - The Ultimate Tub Drain Protector Strainer/Snare

Ganesh: Product works as explained. Easy to install in the sink, filters the dust and easy to clean

United States on Dec 05, 2023

fayemma: This product works great for preventing hair from going down the drain. However, it does make the area a bit gunky and you’ll need to clean under it more often. Perfect for intended purpose, though.

United States on Nov 09, 2023

Kate k: I believe this product would have worked well if it fit around my tub stopper better. But I assumed it was the right size without measuring and it ended up being too big and tried to bunch up leaving gaps. Didn't end up using and just bought those plastic things to shove down the drain and pull the hair out. Mind you those work really well at getting stuff out it's just kind of gross. This would have been more of a preventative thing had it been a better fit, too bad this product isn't offered with a smaller diameter size. **Make sure to measure before you purchase, if it's the right size buy it I believe it will be a good preventative measure!**

Good luck! 😊

Canada on Oct 16, 2023

Beatrice O.: Does the work. Easy on & easy off for cleaning.

Canada on Sep 13, 2023

Darlene McLean: Quality is nice, but water does not flow through. Next thing you know you’re in ankle deep shower water.

Canada on Jun 24, 2023

Chandralin K.: Definitely helps, but remove and run your finger around the rubber piece, seems to let water out of a filled tub if you leave it in to stay.

Canada on May 21, 2023

Tori: For me since I have kids I put this on when I am showering, clean it then put it up on a shelf in the shower. Some hair does get through but not nearly as much as before. This does not stay on if the plug is closed.

Canada on May 18, 2023

Elizabeth P.: This hair catcher is the best one I’ve ever had. I shed something fierce and this catches everything!! I have to clean it off before every other shower because I shed so much (downside to long hair). It is so simple to clean, you take it off the stopper, pull the ring of hair off the bottom, and put it back on the stopper kinda like putting a rubber band on. It does slow down the water drainage a little bit but that’s because it’s catching hair which is blocking the water flow. Instructions are straightforward and almost not needed because it’s very much common sense to install.
When I noticed it was getting some buildup and slime on the bottom I just flipped it over and it washed itself from my shower water.
Best hair catcher I’ve ever had and I will be gifting this to all my long haired friends!!

United States on Dec 01, 2022

Shellbell: Does it stop hair from going down the drain? Yes. It absolutely does its job. It is also very easy to install, remove, and wipe clean. For actual functionality and what I was imagining when I ordered this, it lives up to my expectations.

My issues with it -
1. When totally clear, it still slows the water from being drained, which means it ALWAYS gives that "my tub just started backing up" sound of the water hitting a small puddle instead of the bare floor. This, quite frankly, is a pet peeve of mine.
2. Even just a little bit of hair will have the drain backed up as if you have a massive clog. This means you're standing in a puddle of water, and once the tub finally drains, you have all your shampoo, conditioner, and body wash remnants draining slowly away, leaving a layer of soap scum over the entire tub...meaning it no longer looks clean and will need to be cleaned much more often. Yes, you can pull out the drain ring and wipe it off at any time, but reaching into backed up water makes me feel like I'm dirty, and the last thing I want at the end of every single shower is to feel dirty.

While pulling hair clumps out of the drain is one of my most dreaded...

United States on Sep 06, 2022

Aoi: I really really really wanted this to work out. It's so pretty and cute. Very superficially it will work to an extent. It does catch some hair and I did pull out a decent amount of hair that was caught off the tubring. However a lot WILL GO DOWN YOUR DRAIN and therein lies the problem. If you are a renter it doesn't matter, it's not your house. But if you own a house you really don't want to risk hair going down YOUR drain and pipes and causing potential problems down the line. Most people might not notice the hair going down the drain until it's too late. For us we noticed because our hair is super (down to our butt) long so I see it sticking out of the drain after I remove the tubring. Obviously I removed the tubring after it's dried out/no water is running otherwise it would just push everything down the drain if water is in motion.

Sadly when I start pulling the hair that is sticking out from the drain a LOT MORE kept coming out so there is a problem of this thing does not catch a majority of the hair. Most people WILL NOT NOTICE it because hair is too short and once it flushes down the drain you won't realize until it's too late and one day years later there's a...

United States on Aug 10, 2022