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I am most pleased about the hair catcher I put in my bathtub drain. It is a wire basket that fits right into the drain. It can be purchased for $2-3 in a hardware store. It saves me from having to use a drain opening product every few months.
By Donna Hunt from Mpls., MN
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RE: Hair Catcher for the Drain
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Post By (Guest Post)
(02/15/2006)
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i JUST USE PART OF A PLASTIC "SCRUBBER"
RE: Hair Catcher for the Drain
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Post By Cheryl (Guest Post)
(02/08/2006)
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The post by FFL (34) who has the hair catcher which can be purchased from the web address FFL (34) included ( ACE Hardware ) is the one I recently purchased at a CVS drugstore. Try there also. :)
RE: Hair Catcher for the Drain
This is the one I am used to seeing used ->http://www.acehardware.com/product/ ... arentPage=search&searchId=5535431527
RE: Hair Catcher for the Drain
I did the same with a plastic one that doesn't sink into the drain, but covers the top of the drain in a large marshmallow shape. Got it from a mail order catalogue and can't recall which one. You can probably find one locally without having to pay for shipping.
This gizmo catches a lot of hair and as I have long hair, apres each shower I mentally thank myself for having the insight to place one of these over the drain because I think about how much I have saved by not requiring the drain cleaning company.
RE: Hair Catcher for the Drain
what does it look, I would love to have one?!
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