LEKEYE Drain Hair Catcher/Bathtub Shower Drain Hair Trap/Strainer Stainless Steel Drain Protector(Patented Product)

Works great! My old drain cover would clog almost daily with basically nothing in it. This one fits easily, actually catches hair, and keeps it out of the way of water so it can keep draining. It’s super easy to clean and hasn’t stained yet. Definitely recommend!

Modern-looking, sleek design, perfect fit. I love the middle hook extension that makes it easy to lift it up and clean it. It catches hair well; also pieces of fuzz, threads, etc. from wash cloths. I will recommend this product to other people! Thank you Lekeye!

First impression: out of the box I was surprised at the sturdiness. This is not thin metal that will crunch when you step on it. It's got a lot of weight to it, for its size. I bought this because of its similarity to a favorite plastic hair catcher that I've been using for years. The plastic one was great, but hard to clean and prone to mildew. This one works as well as the plastic one, but it's much easier to clean and (so far) not at all prone to mildew. The detachable basket in the middle was a mystery that I hoped would be explained with the package insert, but in the end I had to figure it out for myself. My guess is that it's removable to enable the use of a pop-up stopper that bathtubs often use. My tube had one installed, but I never take baths (shower only. I know it sounds funny to say I never take bathes. Let's not misconstrue), so I removed it years ago. The strainer seats better if the existing stopper or built-in strainer is removed, first. That way the basket nests inside of the drain a little, and the strainer stays more firmly in place. The bottom of the strainer has a silicon gasket to prevent it from sliding around, or prevent hair and water from passing beneath, or to prevent it from scratching the tub, etc. Captured hair comes to a rest gently against the strainer, so it's easy to remove without having to cut and pry it off. As long as hair isn't permitted to accumulate excessively, water drains freely. Brush with a soft-scrub cleanser once every week or two to remove soap scum and bring back its shine. Right now, it's the nicest-looking part of my shower tub. I wish the rest of it could look as nice. This is the best strainer I've found. I can't think of a single way it could improve.

I have gone through so many products, they either didn't fit, didn't like the little curve the drain has, all of the above plus being plastic it just floated away when water was near... this guy fell right into place and hasn't moved a muscle! Water drains but the hair doesn't. So easy to use and very dependable so far. Worth the purchase.

Works as advertised. Is great. Looks good. One issue I had is with my bathtub, not the drain catcher. I suspect this may be true with many tubs though. My tub has maybe a millimeter divot near the drain that goes the length of the tub. This lets the water pool in the middle as it drains. It's almost imperceptible. The problem is this drain screen doesn't quite seal it all the way. Mostly! The seal on the bottom is really nice, and a mostly flat tub won't have this issue. All of that said, it still works well enough. Only some hair slips under, but the catcher does sort of... stick it near the top of the drain. I can easily grab the hair that slipped somewhat into the drain and clean it out.

This is so well made! It has weight that keeps it from jumping out of the drain when it's bumped. The silicone rim on the bottom keeps hair from sneaking under. It's easy to clean and looks like it's part of the actual tub. I would recommend this to everyone!

Works perfectly! Able to empty hair easily in our tub especially when bathing our very hairy Husky!!😄

When I noticed this LEKEYE Drain Hair Catcher on Amazon, I was happy to see it closely resembled the very effective, but not very attractive, white plastic tub drain hair catchers I had been using. I’d been wanting to find a nicer looking replacement for the plastic ones. They aren't very nice to look at. They also turn an unpleasant shade of yellow pretty quickly, and if you don’t replace them quickly enough, the bottom basket part tends to crack. That's why it surprised me that the old white plastic tub hair catcher was so much more effective at catching hair then the fancy, shiny new metal LEKEYE hair catcher. But I jumped at the chance of replacing ugly old yellowing white plastic for nice, clean shiny chrome. Logically, if these two tub drain hair catchers had a similar design, they were going to work the same- right? After it arrived, I switched out the old yellowy plastic hair catcher with the new LEKEYE catcher. I was pleased at how much more attractive it was, and also how much more durable it was going to be than the plastic ones I had to constantly replace. One thing that did concern me a bit, as soon as I took the LEKEYE drain cover out of its box, was the size of the holes. When compared to the holes in the old plastic hair catcher, the holes on the LEKEYE catcher looked huge. I usually find quite a few hairs wound around the part of my old plastic hair catcher that was above the drain, and the holes in the LEKEYE catcher looked particularly big here. Well, I thought- the people that designed this object made it for catching hair- right? They knew what they were doing when they calibrated the size of the holes. The only way to know how well this new LEKEYE tub drain thing worked was to test it out. Post showering, I was surprised at how few hairs I found in the new metal hair catcher. Usually, I have to clean out the plastic hair catcher after every shower, especially the basket part, to remove the hairs I have lost. It’s not a huge amount of hair, but I definitely do lose some hair. I have shoulder length dark hair, so my shed hairs are hard to miss. We all lose around 100 hairs a day, give or take, and I am very familiar with the amount of shed hairs I usually find in the plastic hair catcher after a shower. But oddly, I only found a few hairs in the new LEKEYE catcher, in both the basket and on the outer perimeter with its suspiciously large drain holes. Weird. I decided to put a small metal mesh drain strainer into the basket of the LEKEYE catcher. With the fine mesh on the little strainer installed in the LEKEYE’s basket, I was positive I would find, post-shower, more shed hairs in the LEKEYE trap (and the strainer) than the last time. And yes, there was more hair- about three or four more hairs. Still nowhere near the amount of hair I usually found trapped in the plastic hair catcher. I knew I wasn't losing less hair. The hair I was losing, that I wasn’t finding in the LEKEYE hair trap, had to be going somewhere. It just wasn't being caught by the LEKEYE hair trap. The hair I was still shedding in the shower had to be going down the drain. I decided to test my hypothesis. I switched out the shiny new LEKEYE hair catcher and the little metal mesh strainer nestled inside of it with the old, homely, white plastic tub drain trap. I had kept the old plastic catcher on a hunch. My hunch, unfortunately, was right. After the next shower, I checked the plastic hair catcher. There they were: the missing hairs. The amount of hairs I usually found after a shower were right there, in the basket of the white plastic hair catcher, and wound around its outside perimeter. Plastic cheapie was catching hairs, and fancy new LEKEYE was not. So, courtesy of the LEKEYE, the shed hairs were going right down the drain. If the holes on the LEKEYE tub hair catcher were smaller, over all of it, it would without doubt be a fantastic product. I'm puzzled as to why the company went with a design decision to calibrate the holes on a tub drain hair catcher to be around 1/8th of an inch across. I'm sure they tested their product for quality control. They evidently got different results from when I tested their product, as I would have made the holes smaller. Because holes that big were letting hair through. I would much rather have to look at an unattractive plastic tub drain hair catcher that does a great job of catching hair, than have a pretty shiny one in the tub that looks nice, but doesn’t catch hair, and then have to pay a large plumbing bill. It is probably going to add up to more money too over time to keep replacing the plastic ones, but that is still going to be less of a hassle than dealing with a tub drain that has over time become clogged with hair. So, unfortunately, for all of its pretty shininess and metal sturdiness, I cannot recommend the LEKEYE Drain Hair Catcher/Bathtub Shower Drain Hair Trap, for the reason that- it simply is not catching the hairs being lost in the shower. Thank you.

Pas de petits passages ou de picots au niveau de la base de la jupe, donc il reste toujours un peu d'eau qui a tendance à ne pas s'écouler et stagner autour de la coupelle. L'autre modèle de la même marque mais en forme de dome est beaucoup plus efficace, même si moins design/discret.

Sehr praktisch!

This is great! I have tried several traps before, mainly silicone and they haven’t really worked. I tried this on a whim - and it’s fantastic, it fits perfectly (we have a round shower trap) and it’s so effective. I will buy again should I need to and would 100% recommend if it fits your shower

La trampa para drenaje de cabello no funcionó, todo el cabello se va y no retiene nada. Esta muy bonito pero no sirve para lo que es.

Better than I expected, really useful, block all the hair but not stopping the water, this product is perfect to use for blocking the hair, price is bit high, but it is worth to buy