As Seen on Shark Tank Hair Shower Drain Hair Catcher, Hair Stopper Bathtub Drain Protector, & Catcher Drain Cover Alternative, Must-Haves HairyGrabster, 1 Pack, Blue

This thing will change your life! I bought mine in 2021 after watching on Shark Tank, and being APPALLED that nobody invested?!? What an ingenious little gadget!!! My husband was always finding my hair stuck to the shower wall, which was my “process” when I’d pull the web of long hair off my fingers after washing my hair, and in an effort to keep it OUT of the drain, I’d just gather it, and stick it to the shower wall, where I’d OBVIOUSLY remember to then remove it, dispose of it, after every shower, right?!? Uhhhh, not so much. Now, rather than fight to free my fingers from the tangle of rogue hair, I just run my hands across the grabster, and the hair MAGICALLY jumps from my fingers to these tiny sea urchin spines. After a few showers, I can just pull all the hair off, and revel in our unclogged drains (and my shocking amounts of hair)!!!! I’m seriously a huge fan of this thing. I do think, however, 4 years later, that maybe I’ll buy a new one. My little sea urchin grabbers don’t seem to be *quite* as grabby as they once were. All in all, quit debating, but this thing, quiet your husband’s griping, quit giving your money to Liquid Plummer …and REJOICE in the grabster!!

I saw this product on Shark Tank, and was annoyed that the sharks (nearly all men, and one woman who’s worn her hair short for years) had such a strong negative reaction to the Hairy Grabster. As soon as I saw it, I was like YES, I NEED THAT! Especially since my husband decided to grow his hair long as an outcome of the pandemic, we need this silicone thing to keep our drains clear. He had no idea you lose that much hair when you wear it long, but that’s because I’ve been the one picking his hair out of the drain lately! I tested it out in the shower tonight, and the Hair Grabster lives up to its name! See my attached photo. The mass of hair is gross, but less gross than yanking it out of the shower drain along with other nasty stuff. $10 each is kind of expensive, so I bought a 2 pack to defray the cost. I never knew I needed this item, but now I can’t think of a better solution, aside from cutting my hair shorter to minimize hair loss. I will be buying more to give as gifts to my other long haired friends, mostly female. The Hairy Grabster suctions to the shower door really well, just need to wet the back beforehand!

This product I have been trying to get for some time and when I finally did, I was very excited and installed it rather quickly. I was much more disappointed than I thought I was gonna be because not only is the size kind of small but it will allow you to Apply a lot of hair from your hand over the course of your shower and if you’re like anyone who buys these type types of items, either because it’s just better for your plumbing, or you have a lot of hair every time you use the shower and that’s what this does keeps it all in one place. That being said, it applied to the wall very easy and very quickly the suctions were very good, and very sturdy. It looks really good and it does hold onto the hair once you swipe it, which would be considered capability I guess. The problem is is I do lose a lot of hair and when I’m done in the shower and I go to clean it off it’s not like cleaning out a brush or a comb that it once you get it out of the bristles it’s clean. You have to grab 5, 6, 7, maybe even 7 different times and you may still not remove all the hairs out of the catcher because it’s such are many large clusters of bristles that it’s like you have to untangle the hair to get it out. That was a little disappointing, and I didn’t care for it much. But other than that, it does the job exactly as it says it will. It catches the hair off of your hand rather than leaving globs of hair all around the shower walls while you’re showering. If there was one improvement, I could ask to be made, it would be how to be able to remove the hair, much easier without leaving bits of hairs in the bristles I would recommend this item, but I would caution that it’s difficult to remove all the hair out of the catcher afterwards. Which leads me to the last thing is I’m not sure it’s that great of a value for the product, but it does do the job and it did stay on the wall very well where others do not. otherwise, this would be a 5 star review.

I bought the butterly one and it's a lot smaller than I expected. The suction cups work great on my glass shower door. But the silicone "tentacles" buttons are placed so close together that it's very hard to swipe even my medium sized fingers through them easily. When this hair is COMPLETELY clean of any hair, then yes, when you swipe your hand through or over it, then the tentacles will pick up "most" of the hair on your hand. But when there's already hair caught in the tentacles, each time you swipe your hand in/over it, you're just going to grab as much hair as you're trying to leave on it. So if you're like me, I'll be standing there in the shower wiping my hand over and over and then finally just picking strands of hair off my hand and "placing" them on the hair grabber. I have really fine hair that goes past my shoulders so maybe this thing will work better on short or coarse hair. I gave it 3 stars cuz it's better than wiping a clump of hair on the shower wall but expect to spend 5 or so more minutes in the shower trying to get all of the hair off of your hand to stick to this thing. Needs cleaning after every shower so it's labor intensive.

This is absolutely the very best hair catcher ever! The suction is great even though my tile has a slightly bumpy surface.

First, I wanted to think the reviews that said it doesn't stay suctioned to the wall were just not doing it right. Yeah, sure. It doesn't stick to the wall and its use is not practical. It may remove the hair from your hands but then what? To clean it, the hair sticks to your hands again so you have the same problem you started with. I'm not sure how it prevents hair balls on your tub surround. Sure, you can drag your hands around the tub and scoop the hair from the drain plug then run your hands across this device. But then what? It is still unsightly and has to be removed with your hands which is difficult at best. I found that getting some type of rubber device that prevents the hair from going down the drain is more efficient. Then you just rinse the tub and the hair is caught and then I just swish the device in the clean toilet to remove the hair to be flushed. Perhaps that doesn't sound sanitary but it depends on how clean you keep your toilet.

I wanted this product to work, but science works against it. I tried using this product with a single strand of hair at a time or more and just ended up getting frustrated. The suction cups work great and it is cute shower decor though it is not the life-changing product I was hoping it would be. Also, the box arrived beat up.

This is a “must have” if you have ladies in the house with long hair. I was so tired of having drains clogged with long hair, and then having to dismantle the drains to clear the clogs. This allows my daughter and wife to wash their hair, and twirl loose hair onto these. After showering, they can grab a garbage can and to pull hair easily off and dispose of. No more clogged drains.

Pratique pour la douche. Dur à nettoyer (retirer les cheveux).

Slides around on the wall too much and is only okay at catching hair