One woman shared an easy way to keep the drains away from her to avoid spending hundreds of dollars on a long-term plumber.
The anonymous user shared the images with the Markdowns Addicts Australia Facebook group and bought the Allstar Innovations Drain Wig from Amazon and highly recommended it to others after pulling out more hair.
“Do yourself a favor and put these haircuts in your budget, because they can save hundreds, if not thousands, on long-term plumbing costs. This is a potential account write-up,” he wrote.
“I’m so disgusted with this recovery, but I should be thankful I was able to do the job instead of a plumber.”
One woman used an inexpensive Amazon product to keep her hair from clogging the shower drain. A photo shared online shows a shocking amount of hair captured by the product (pictured)
The Allstar Innovations Drain wig (pictured), designed to catch hair without clogging the drain, is currently out of print online, but similar products are available for just $9 each. The gadget has a chain attached to a “drain wig” that fits over the drain cover.
The photo posted online shows a shocking amount of hair taken by the cheap product that would otherwise clog the shower drain.
Designed to catch hair without clogging the drain, the Allstar Innovations Dren Wig is currently out of stock online, but similar products are available for just $9 each.
The gadget has a chain attached to a “drain wig” that fits over the drain cover and the item is disposable but can be used for up to 4 months.
In the comments, the woman suggested cleaning the shower hose first and then putting the product down the drain.
The social media post was met with comments from others thanking the woman for sharing the tip.
“Oh my God, I’m getting this!” one person wrote, another said, “The best thing I’ve ever done is that the girl’s hair is so long it’s amazing how much hair she has left.”
“My resident plumber (husband) has it despite complaining about cleaning the drains,” a third wrote.
Another joked: “Lucky I know, it’s wasted and clogs my pipes.”
But others seemed bothered by the thought of having to touch wet, flowing hair to separate it from the product.
“We need this, but you’re cleaning it,” one woman wrote, tagging her partner.
“I’d rather have the plumber do it,” another admitted.
Source: Daily Mail
