SinkShroom Bathroom Sink Drain Protector in Stainless Steel with StopShroom, Stainless with Stopper

  The silicon sink mushroom was one of my favorites. It worked well for a while, but after a few months, it developed a black stain on the material that was impossible to remove. I really like the new all-metal look. The metal is impervious to mildew, but it still works to trap the hair and gunk that was clogging up my sink. It is something I strongly suggest.

Walter Le

| Apr 08, 2021

The previous model didn't allow water to drain properly, but they've made significant progress in creating the BEST product: these are made of high-quality stainless steel and come with three different rubber inserts depending on the size of your sink, which is super convenient for a perfect fit. They've also included a great feature for cleaning your sink shroom: the top and insert pieces can be unscrewed for a thorough cleaning of the product once it becomes clogged with filth. They go about their business and catch everything that falls down the drain. My husband and I will always buy these (when they need to be replaced, which I don't think will be for a long time) because they are well worth the $15. You will not be dissatisfied with your purchase.

Abdiel Shaw

| Oct 01, 2021

I've had several types of SinkShrooms, but my favorite is the Ultra Revolutionary type, which I place in the drain (no stoppers allowed) and pull out every now and then to remove all the hair. The gunk is easily removed. What I like best about it is that it does not stain like the others I've had. It appears to be long-lasting. br>It also includes a backup black-out cover. I accidentally threw away a spoke silicone/rubber gasket because I couldn't remember what it was for until I removed the Ultra type for cleaning. I noticed the gasket once more. If you're prone to forgetfulness, tape the spare gasket inside the medicine cabinet or attach a label to it.

Davion Steele

| Jun 10, 2021

It's still a tight fit that's difficult to put together and even more difficult to remove for cleaning. I must exercise extreme caution in order to avoid breaking it. It does catch hair that falls down the drain, but the time it takes to remove it from the drain and then get the hair off of it, which is tangled pretty well around the teeth, almost makes it not worth the effort. FYI, I only clean it once a week because I don't want to break it by fiddling with it too much. I'll keep using it, but if I knew then what I know now, I wouldn't have ordered it.

Michelle Wells

| Oct 13, 2021

Version 0 – Shrooms for both the sink and the tub. I bought the first version of the Verson plastic/silicon/whatever was- made- Because I bought a house in 2018 that was built in 1966 and has (apparently) original sinks and tubs with NO original stoppers, I've been collecting Tub Shrooms and Sink Shrooms. The addition of stainless steel to an already fantastic design is a huge step forward. While this is less of an issue with the Sink Shroom (I am a female who lives alone, so I can't speak to beard hair in the sink), it is excellent at catching hair and the stainless steel model gives the Shroom a solid structure rather than the more flexible plastic/silicon/whatever the first version is made of. Going from a ten-year-old house to a fifty-year-old house, who knows what's in my pipes, so I'm very cautious about catching hair or anything else that shouldn't go down the drain, such as an earring or finger ring. As I prepare for the day and the multiple O-s, my hands shake, so it's not uncommon for me to drop things into the sink. Rings ensure a more secure fit while preventing water from backing up in the drain. If you shed like a St. Bernard dog like I do, you should clean your Tub Shroom (also known as your "tub ferret") after every shower. Otherwise, you will notice a water backup. br>br>Wonderful little devices. I hope you found this review to be useful. Kindly notify me.

Rhys Cline

| Jun 01, 2021

My utility sink was clogged and needed to be cleaned out. Because I couldn't decide between the two sizes (TubShroom and SinkShroom), I bought both. The SinkShroom with the largest plug worked as well as the TubShroom with the smallest plug. For my utility sink, I went with the SinkShroom. The SinkShroom comes with adapter plugs in 1" and 1" sizes. 25" or 1. Drains in the size of 5" I clean the SinkShroom by removing it after several washing machine washes, as instructed. After the fifth wash, I try to tackle it. I simply wipe it down with a paper towel, give it a quick rinse, and replace it. Overall, my sink drains much better than it did when it was left open and plugged up with a cloth wipe. It's also far superior to the low-cost mesh sink strainer I bought at the hardware store.

Mabel Craig

| Nov 02, 2021

I had to snake out our shared bathroom sink on a regular basis, which was a constant source of frustration for me. The hairball clogs were epic, thanks to my wife's long hair and my body hair. Since we bought it, we haven't had to snake the drain. To be fair, we had been using the tub shroom for a couple of years and were familiar with the concept, but the stainless steel cap blends in so well with the sink that you don't even notice it's there.

Callahan Kerr

| Aug 05, 2021