Drainwig, A Handy Little Gadget

Hi Neighbors!

I have a neat little gadget to share with you, called a Drainwig. This is one of those wonderful little inventions that you wonder why you never had one before. First let me explain here, that we have 5 females in our family, all with long hair. That makes for some major drain problems occasionally. We have had to remove several large hairballs that have created blockage in the pipes. I have tried one of the drain covers, but every time someone wants to take a bath we have to remove it, and it doesn't always get put back in place.

Now, here is the idea of the Drainwig, you insert the chain with the small plastic whiskers hanging off, down your drain. The Anchor or Flower, whichever you are using, prevents the product itself from going down your drain. The chain and whiskers then catch hair as it goes down the drain. Depending on the amount of hair that ends up in the drain you can replace your Drainwig every few months. For those with a strong stomach, you can pull the Drainwig out of the drain and remove the hair buildup with scissors or your fingers (wearing rubber gloves of course). If you prefer, you can just throw away the Drainwig and insert a new one.

There are two different Drainwigs available. The Flower is designed for a shower stall, where the Anchor is designed for a tub. The Anchor has a small suction cup on the back that you attach to the side of your tub. This will allow the small thin plastic to be where your drain closes.

You can see how great these little things could be. Now, of course I haven't pulled mine out yet, I just got them, but perhaps I can update when I do, so you can see how they worked. You can purchase Drainwigs, HERE. You will receive 4 for $19.95. (Free shipping) And I have a code you can use for $5 off. Just enter the code FIZZ5. The number 5 at the end, not an s.

One neighbor will receive a set of Drainwigs. They come 4 to a pack, either 4 of the same kind, or two of each. Enter the giveaway now.

Thanks for stopping by! See you soon!

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