One of the biggest headaches when sharing an apartment or living alone is a clogged shower drain, usually by hair, and having to reach in and pull out that wet, slimy mess. This deep-type hair catcher net from DAISO, Japan, was created to solve this "disgusting moment." It requires no installation tools; simply place it over the drain grate. It automatically catches hair during showers, and once full, you can lift and dispose of the entire ring and net, keeping your hands clean.

Compared to ordinary flat filter stickers, its "deep-type" design can hold more hair and debris, preventing overflow and slow drainage halfway through a shower. For those rushing to class or simply wanting a hot shower after work, this "use-and-dispose" cleaning method keeps your small bathroom consistently clean, and you'll no longer have to worry about unclogging drains.

• 【Deep & Large Capacity Mesh Bag】Holds more than ordinary flat types, accommodating more hair and shower debris, preventing water accumulation and overflow due to blockages during bathing.
• 【Lift and Dispose, Zero Contact】Once saturated with dirt, simply lift and discard the entire white fixing ring, eliminating the need to manually clean sticky hair clumps. It's hygienic and dignified.
• 【Compatible with Common Grates】Designed specifically for standard bathroom drains, it can be placed directly for stable use, allowing renters to easily maintain bathroom cleanliness.
• 【6-Pack for Periodic Use】One pack contains 6 fixing rings and 6 filter nets, meeting several weeks of daily consumption and eliminating the hassle of frequent restocking.

Use Cases: Suitable for shared apartments, student dormitories, or small bathrooms, especially for people with long hair, pet owners, and renters who don't want to manually clean drain grime.

Product Specifications: Brand: DAISO (Japan); Specification: 6-pack (including 6 fixing rings + 6 filter nets); Type: Deep-type disposable hair catcher net; Origin: Japan.

Usage Tip: It is recommended to replace the net when hair accumulates to about 80% capacity to maintain optimal drainage speed; when discarding, please check local waste classification rules; it is usually treated as combustible waste.