Jun 4, 2021
The Shroom Company launched TubShroom an innovative bathtub strainer and hair catcher. The specialized apparatus guarantees that it can catch all hairs from drains to keep it from clogging.
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Farmingdale, United States - June 4, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Farmingdale, New York drain protection company The Shroom Company has launched a new bathtub strainer and hair catcher called TubShroom. The business produces a wide range of drain strainers and plungers to fit all types of sinks, tubs and toilets.
More information is available at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MZR6RR3
The Shroom Company’s new product aims to provide a convenient and chemical-free way to keep drains from clogging. Clogged up drains are a typical household problem. However, it’s not always easy unclogging them—plumbing services are costly and chemicals used can damage pipes and harm the environment. To give a better and more affordable alternative, the TubShroom was launched.
Unlike regular strainers which is placed on top of the drain, the TubShroom is an innovative apparatus made to fit inside the bathtub drain. Designed with multiple holes on top and all around its rubber cylinder, the apparatus guarantees that every hair and other foreign particles that may clog the drain can be caught.
The TubShroom is made of stainless steel and rubber which makes it very durable. Its innovative design also eliminates heavily tangled messes during clean-up. Simple to use, the product does not require any assembly—it fits most standard tub drains at 1.5 to 1.75 inches. Most importantly, the product eliminates the use of harmful chemicals which usually causes even bigger plumbing problems.
The Shroom Company has also come out with other innovative drain protection products such as the SinkShroom which can replace any regular factory issued sink caps. It also comes in many different colors and finishes to match most bathroom décor.
The Kitchen SinkShroom is custom-made to fit any kitchen sink and designed to catch all food particles without stopping the flow of water into the drain. It also has a hollow center cylinder that is raised to prevent pots and dishes from blocking the drain.
Also available are the ShowerShroom universal drain catcher for standing shower stalls, and the ToiletShroom, an inventive toilet plunger that unclogs toilets in 30 seconds.
More information about The Shroom Company and their products are available over the phone at +1-631-393-0986 or by visiting the aforementioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Max Proskoff
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Organization: Juka Innovations Corporation
Address: 40 Gazza Blvd, Farmingdale, NY 11735, United States
Phone: +1-631-393-0986
Website: http://www.tubshroom.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89022683
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