Have your teen use a heavy duty lint roller (made for pet fur, but hey, it works) to clean up every few days.
Easy, compact and works like a charm!!

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

If it’s wet the paper towels work perfectly. I got a portable mini vac for cat hair that we use daily. It’s really easy

She has to clean it. Usually she uses cleaning wipes. Whatever as long as she does it!

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

What do the words "she can use" mean to you?

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

Same here.

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 exact same model in each of our bathrooms and it's amazing for this purpose. The kids are now in the habit of using it after brushing their teeth and getting ready for bed each evening. It helps keep the bathroom so much cleaner.

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

In my bathroom, I use my bare foot to collect the hairs together in a little swirl and then just throw in trash. Takes about 30 seconds and is oddly kinda satisfying and it's free.

Same, but I use a tiny piece of toilet paper. Works fine.

Just got a handheld vac for this very reason! Cheap on Amazon. Can’t remember the brand but I just keep it charged and just do a quick run through a few times a week. Takes less than 2 min.

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

In my bathroom, I use my bare foot to collect the hairs together in a little swirl and then just throw in trash. Takes about 30 seconds and is oddly kinda satisfying and it's free.

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

I have dealt with this my whole life. Small hand brush and dustpan kept inside cabinet in bathroom is the best solution:

I don’t like using a regular broom because the hair gets stuck in the bristles. Then, you have to pull the hair out by hand,