Peerless Self-Sealing Rubber Hair Catcher in White.

A Good product to have, keep draine from getting clog and don.t cost much.

Great for keeping hair out. Cheap and durable

Love the newer design. The picture shows a more straight up side to the middle area. The actual hair catcher has a more sloped side and catches the hair much better, in my opinion. Works well over my flush mounted shower drain.

Functional, but does not self-seal/stick to bathtub drain by itself as advertised, and would move around when water was turned on, defeating the purpose. Placing an anti-slip bath mat in the bathtub secured it in place. It catches hair but I'm not sure if it catches all of it.

I'm sure you can wrap it better so as not to dent the product.

It is too soft, not very good quality. If you have no other choice could be ok, it does the work. Also, I bought one from the Dollar Tree store and it is much much better!!!

I purchased this hair catcher to replace my old one that was bought at Walmart as well my old one actually sat in the drain this one does not it sits on top of drain my kid says it’s noisy when the water touches it I will more then likely replace it with a different brand because it does not really seem to catch hair and that’s why I got it.

This product is falsely marketed as a self-sealing RUBBER hair catcher, when it in fact is a PLASTIC knock-off. It does not "self-seal" as did a rubber one I had in the past and wanted to replace. This fake hair catcher allows my long hairs to slip underneath it and right down the drain. It did not even catch one! (Thank you for the refund. I hope you correct your ad.)

I don’t understand this thing... it’s a piece of crappy plastic (with a warning that it contains chemicals like phthalates) that literally moves around the drain in the shower. There’s no way it would stick or stay in place... Hair goes right underneath it and down the drain.

only now did I find out it wasn't available, no good.