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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on March 6, 2025When I got these I was skeptical, since the head of these does not seem to have any long "bristles" like most of the big box store versions. These seem/feel more like the "hook" side of the hook&loop fasteners.
I used one today on one of my bathroom sinks. Initially, I put it in, and pulled it out and it did bring up a whole bunch of hair, which is what I am used to. Then after pulling the hair off of it (which is the hardest part), I put it back in, but it was not picking up much more. BUT, since these are long, I pushed it in further down, and it got close to the "trap". I could feel something soft and spongy there, which I assumed was more hair. But as I pulled it up, I was not getting much. So this time I put it all the way into to the trap again, but this time, I used the little loop end/handle on top, to twist it it a few times, which pushing down on it into the trap section. Well, try to pull it out, and this time I felt resistance, which meant it had definitely caught something. So slowly I was pulling it out and twisting at the same time. WOW, it brought out a huge clump, which was at the bottom. Did it a few times and it I was amazed at how much it actually managed to get.
So overall, this device worked pretty damn well even though I was skeptical at the beginning. The twisting while it is in the drain helped to get the hair to catch and get twisted onto the device, which makes it easy to pull out. The hardest (and most disgusting part) is trying to untangle and remove all the hair a gunk from the device. The wire/plastic that it is made of seems a little more solid than those all plastic cheap units you get at big box stores or dollar stores. I does not feel like it will break easily.
And with 6 of them in the pack, I will be good for a while, and will probably also give one each to my mom and my mother-in-law.
