How do I protect my hair from the shower drain?
- Cover Your Head. If you're taking a shower or bath but not planning to wash your hair, consider wearing a shower cap to keep it out of the water altogether.
- Brush Before You Bathe. People with long hair and those with hair loss issues are most likely to lose hair in the shower.
- Use a Catcher.
In respect to this, how do I stop my hair from going in the shower drain?
Below are a few simple steps you can take before getting in the shower, so you can keep your hair from clogging the drain:
- Brush your hair before you shower.
- Install a hair catcher.
- Clear the drain with boiling water once a month.
- Respond to any problems immediately.
Likewise, what can dissolve hair in a drain?
Bleach is a “basic” chemical and hair is “acidic”. The neutralization reaction between an acid and a base produces a salt and water. Bleach can dissolve any fiber that has acidic properties. Next time you have a bathroom sink, shower, or bathtub draining slow try pouring a cup of liquid bleach into the drain.
While you may want to attribute shower drain clogs to longer hairs from your female family member's heads, single men may know better. The truth is that shaving in the shower can clog it too, even though the hair from your face or legs is much shorter than head hair.