Drain clean-prophylaxis
Once you have a blockage, you can clean them with a bottle brush quickly, cheaply and environmentally friendly. Hair that has clogged the drain will stick to the bristles. So you can easily pull them out.
To avoid the problem, you should regularly give a little bio-drain cleaner in the sink (after all, we have only one planet: D). If that's too expensive, you can dump a quarter liter DanKlorix (chlorine cleaner) into the sink.
Prophylaxis saves time and nerves during drainage. So best to put a metal strainer on the spout, so that coarse dirt does not even come in and regularly (at least from the first stinking cloud) enter a little cleaner and slightly clean with a bottle brush. As long as there is no blockage, it only takes a few seconds a week.
