Before washing, I always put a regular rubber band on the drain, and I recommend you do the same  This simple life hack has saved me multiple times  It turns out that a regular rubber band works wonders 

In the link in the comments, I share with you why you should place a rubber band on the drain 

At home, the drain gets clogged quite often – sometimes in the kitchen, sometimes in the bathroom. In the kitchen, it’s usually because of grease and small food leftovers, especially after I wash the frying pans.

In the bathroom, it’s hair. A real problem. After washing my hair, the water starts draining poorly, and I immediately know – it’s clogged again.

I used to run to get plumbing liquid or call my husband to fix the pipes. But one day I stumbled upon this simple life hack, and now I almost always manage on my own.

If I don’t have a special cable or tongs on hand, I take a piece of hard wire (sometimes even a skewer or an old cable tie) and bend the end into a hook.

With this hook, I can easily pull out the hair from the drain and remove everything that has accumulated there. It’s sometimes unpleasant, but very effective.

I also want to share a discovery that completely changed my approach to preventing clogs – a regular rubber band.

I didn’t have a filter on the drain, so I decided to try this method. I simply placed the rubber band crosswise on the bathroom drain. At first, I was skeptical, but then I was surprised at how well it catches the hair.

Now, after every shower, I take out this rubber band, throw away everything that has accumulated on it, or just replace it with a new one – and the drain is clean again. It costs almost nothing but saves tons of time and nerves.

Since then, no more clogs, no puddles on the floor, and no panic in the mornings. A little rubber band, but a huge benefit.