Bathroom Sink Drain Strainer, Pop Up Sink Drain Filter with Removable Stainless Steel Filter Basket Hair Catcher, Bathroom Sink Drain Stopper, for Us Bathroom Sink Stopper Replacement (2pcs)

These fit perfectly and work extremely well. The pops ups are easy to use and hold water when they are down and drain well when they are up. I trimmed my beard and washed the hairs down and checked the trap. It did a great job trapping the smaller beard hairs so I feel certain it will do well with longer hairs. It was easy to remove and clean.Installation was quick and easy. One that I did I had to work a little more to get the bezel to seat all the way down. Once they are in and seated they look really good.

The Cocog Drain Strainer plug was installed in bathroom sinks. Install was easy and works as indicated. The plug keeps hair, etc from clogging the pipes as everything is in the strainer. Cleanup is easy. Definitely recommend.

The circumference fits a standard sink drain. The pop up/push down plug also works well. Unfortunately, the water will not stay in the sink because the gasket under the outer rim/ring is very thin silicone...so thin that it doesn't adequately form a seal. So, water will trickle down ever so slowly until your basin in empty. I'm going to keep it because it keeps jewelry and debris from going down the drain. But I wonder if there is another brand, a similar product that would seal to the sink better...

I never write a review but I had to write one for this one. It went straight into the hole with no removing any old equipment. I thought I was going to have to work on it but I didn't. Extremely easy. I immediately bought two more. It's good for Florida because it has a catch for anything that falls down and you know in Florida that plastic does not last long

I was impressed at first as it looks nice, the construction is good, and it did pop right into the sink. However, the fine mesh compartment doesn't allow water to flow through quick enough, especially with toothpaste, and it causes the sink to drain slowly, which makes your sink get gunky and dirty very fast. You have to clean the mesh strainer often, and let me tell you, it is nasty. Gunky and gross. I can't take it. You need to soak and scrub it with a cleaning brush of some sort to clear the mesh. If you remove the mesh strainer, then it doesn't fit well. Needless to say, I stopped using it.

I figured I’d try these since the price was low and I’m pleasantly surprised at how great they are. Easy to install and they really catch debris in the drain. Much better than the stoppers that came with the faucet. I’m getting them for all of our sinks.

LOVE LOVE LOVE. Had a similar one that cost more money but I had to pick out hair from tiny little crevices. Not this one. Its perfect.

These do cause the sink to drain slowly, so I just leave out the middle part and only use it when I want to depress the plunger and stop up the sink. Leaving the center mechanism out most of the time means the sink can drain quickly and the wire mesh will catch anything that falls in. I figure it will be easier to clean this way too.