10 Surprising Items You Should Never Pour Down the Drain

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The Problem with Hair in Bathroom Drains Hair is a leading cause of bathroom clogs, especially for those with long hair. When hair goes down the drain, it collects and forms clumps. These hairballs trap soap, dirt, and other debris, making clogs worse.

To prevent this, brush your hair before showering to reduce hair in the drain. Throw hair from your brush in the trash, not the sink. This simple step keeps drains clear.

Regular drain cleaning and using covers can further reduce hair buildup. Careful disposal of hair protects your plumbing and saves on repairs.