Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ
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What exactly is a TubRing?

TubRing is the world's first bathtub drain protector & hair catcher that is compatible with standard pop-up drain stoppers. TubRing is a simple but ultimate solution for a problem that everyone has in their bathtubs, drain clogged with hair! Now all you need to do is installing a TubRing around your pop-up stopper. It fits most of the US standard pop-up stoppers on the market and collects every single hair.

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What is a SinkRing?

SinkRing uses the same design principles as TubRing, and its smaller size makes it a messiah for your bathroom sink. SinkRing prevents small, valuable items (like your wedding ring) from getting lost down the drain.

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Do you have a user manual?

Yes, we do! You may download a PDF version here.

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What type of pop-up stoppers are compatible with TubRing & SinkRing?

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Can I use a TubRing without a pop-up stopper?

No, you must have a stopper or plug to use a TubRing. You could purchase a pop-up stopper for around $8-$20 at a retail store like The Home Depot, Lowe's, as well as on Amazon.com. You may view a product on Amazon here.

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What are the dimensions of the TubRing & SinkRing?

- TubRing : 3.75"L x 3.75"W x 1.125"H
- SinkRing : 2.8"L x 2.8"W x 0.75"H

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Do they slow down the water flow?

Yes and No, The best thing about TubRing is that you can change the structure to your liking. Unlike stainless steel products, TubRings can be altered directly using scissors. Cutting off one strand every two to three strands will make the water drainage much faster.

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Do they grow molds?

No, unlike plug-type strainer, TubRing sits and collects hair above the drain. After each shower, It is recommended that you store the TubRing separately. It helps with dryness and is hygienic.

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Do they catch naturally curly hair?

Yes, especially they catch long hair very well. They catch straight, curly, thin, thick, even pet hair very well.

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How can I deep clean them?

1. Prepare 7-8 cups of water, 2-3 tablespoons of baking soda, and 1/3 cup of vinegar.

2. Fill your bathroom basin or a bowl with the solution above.

3. Soak your rings and scrub them with a soft toothbrush.

4. Rinse your rings thoroughly with running water.