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1 Pack Silicone Shower Drain Hair Catcher, Silicone Sink Strainer Protector Shower Drain Cover Hair Stopper Trap Sink Filter for Bathroom Bathtub Kitchen
1 Pack Silicone Shower Drain Hair Catcher, Silicone Sink Strainer Protector Shower Drain Cover Hair Stopper Trap Sink Filter for Bathroom Bathtub Kitchen
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The classic grey-white colour matches perfectly with the colour of most bathtubs and drain pipes.- The raised shape of the drain strainer shower can block most hair and dirt.- The pore size of the hair strainer shower is smaller and the number is larger.- Place the silicone floor drain mat on the top of the drain to start filtering when cleaned, rinse with water to recycle it.Drain strainer bath can be used in kitchens, bathrooms, bathtubs, balconies and other sinks.
- 【Contains】1 Pcs Silicone Hair Catcher, With a diameter of 12.5 cm, it offers a reliable solution for most standard-sized drains.
- 【Material】This drain hair catcher is made of durable TPR silicone material.
- 【2-in-1 Filtration】coarse masks stop hair follicles, microperforation keeps even crumbs.
- 【Design】 The foldable filter basket design ensures the hair catcher stays securely in place during showering or washing.
- 【Widely Used】Cover effectively prevents hair, food residue from clogging the drain, ensuring smoother and unobstructed drainage.
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