SMALL CHANGE. CLEANER DRAINS.

SINKSHROOM · EVERYDAY DRAIN PROTECTION

Let water flow.
Catch the rest.

Our sink strainers catch hair in the bathroom and food scraps in the kitchen. A small change that makes clean-up easier.

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Meet SinkShroom UltraStainless steel. Three adapter sizes.
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01 Catch hair & everyday scraps
02 Lift out for easy cleaning
03 Rinse, replace & reuse

Which sink are
we helping?

Different sinks collect different things. Start with the room, then choose the fit and finish.

A GOOD PLACE TO START

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THE SHROOM ROUTINE

A cleaner drain
starts at the opening.

01

Choose the right fit

Check the room, drain opening and space below the cap.

02

Let it catch the everyday bits

The bathroom catcher gathers hair. The kitchen basket holds food scraps.

03

Lift, empty and rinse

Clear the catcher regularly so the openings can keep draining.

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CHECK ONCE. CHOOSE WELL.

Your sink.
Your fit.

A bathroom hair catcher and a kitchen strainer do different jobs. Our fit guide makes the differences easy to compare.

LESS IN THE PIPES. MORE WITHIN REACH.

Keep the messy part
easy to reach.

Hair and food scraps belong where you can remove them. Our catchers sit at the drain, ready to lift out when it is time to clean.

Make a quick check part of your routine. Empty the kitchen basket after washing up, and inspect the bathroom catcher when you clean the basin.

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GOOD QUESTIONS

Before you
choose.

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Will SinkShroom fit my sink?

Start with your sink type and measure the open drain. Ultra includes 1, 1¼ and 1½ inch adapters. Other bathroom models and kitchen strainers have different fitting requirements. See our fit guide before ordering.

Does the hair catcher stop water?

The bathroom hair catcher lets water drain. Choose a set with a separate stopper if you also need to fill the basin.

How often should I clean it?

Check it regularly and whenever drainage begins to slow. The right interval depends on the amount of hair or food your sink collects.

Can it clear an existing clog?

A catcher collects new debris at the opening. An existing blockage farther down the pipe needs separate attention.

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