Skip to main content
Stesso

Hair Collection and Water Flow Test (First Use)

3:26
8:18
8.2K views

At 3:26 in

Testing a New Hair Catcher for the Bathtub!

Watch on YouTube

What happens here

After a single use, the Tubbrella is shown with a small amount of hair collected around its base, preventing it from going down the drain. The presenter notes that the hair is stopped but not actively collected within the device itself after just one use. He then turns on the shower water, showing that the water flows easily around and through the device, while the weight keeps it firmly in place despite the water's force.

Goal: The video shows the hair catcher in action after one use, demonstrating its effectiveness in stopping hair from entering the drain while still allowing water to flow.

Tools and materials

  • Tubbrella Hair Catcher

What they say

Hide

bit of hair up there it doesn't it stops it all from going in the drain it doesn't actually collect it like that way the prettiest i'm sure over time it probably would right but this is just one go i'm gonna let this go now for as long as my wife will allow me all right we'll see how much hair collects here so here's another interesting thing i've noticed about this watch this when you crank this up you can see that it kind of slides off of it it slides off the drain a little bit but then you start it starts running the water and it just drops right back in place that weight on top man is a good design okay so the one thing with the tubbrella is you're probably gonna want to clean it after each use right you've seen what that was like after one shower day that was easy to manage this right here it's not really this is too much this is easily a little over a week worth of hair here and i'm fixing to show you what it looks like every time you turn the tub on it's kind of crazy my wife finally said

Auto-generated from the video audio.