I also use a regular Dustbuster bought on sale at Target for around $30. They seem to last about 5 years with daily bathroom use before the motor wears out and I need to buy a new one. I don’t like to use Clorox wipes on my tile floors because I find they leave a residue.

You could have cleaned it in the time it took to write this post, or make the hair owner clean it.

I'm astonished by the things people insist on vacuuming. Use a broom or a wipe (depending on how much hair). No vacuum is designed for this...nor is it necessary. How big can a bathroom possibly be?

Anonymous wrote:Use a Clorox wipe. It's much better and faster than a vacuum. Keep a container under the sink.

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Use a Clorox wipe. It's much better and faster than a vacuum. Keep a container under the sink.

Anonymous wrote:We’ve had this for at least 7 or 8 years and it still works great. Why do you need a wet vac though?

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I have the same. I just empty it after every use.

A regular vacuum is fine. Just use it a few hours after showering so the floor is dry when they use it.

Broom, or simply use some dry TP or paper towel, followed up with a wet paper towel, and wipe the floor up regularly.

I would use a swiffer or a broom or something. You don’t want wet hair sitting in any kind of vacuum.

We’ve had this for at least 7 or 8 years and it still works great. Why do you need a wet vac though?

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I own an electric broom and it does the trick with bathroom hair and the kitchen crumbs. You already have an outlet in the room.

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Mine keeps a Swiffer with a section taken out (so it’s short) it in a cupboard and Swiffers up the hair and lint every night after drying her hair. I think Swiffer refills are a horrible use of plastic, but it is the best we can do for now.

We moved from a house with dark, natural stone tiles to one with white tiles and it has definitely revealed our previous laziness about hair pickup!

Your teen should be doing this, not you. Broom will work just fine.

I just vacuum it up once a week with my regular vacuum.

DD's bathroom has hair ALL the time on the floor and I am looking for a cordless hand held wet dry vacuum that she can use. Looking for recommendations for something that will not die in a year or two.

We had a black and decker wet and dry before kids and it was useless so I started using a dustpan but am getting tired now.