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Once upon a time we had simple rubber plugs on a chain to keep water in the basin. Now you need to press the chrome plug bit in the bottom of the basin.

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To clear any blockage the chrome bit can be unscrewed for cleaning.

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The chrome plug in the overflow just pulls out for cleaning

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If you need a shower caddy

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We spend a long time trying to find a shower caddy that looked good and didn't require any drilling into the nice, tidy bathroom tiles. What we have found here is called a 'tension shower caddy' made by Simplehuman. You can buy it here: https://www.johnlewis.com/simplehuman-tension-shower-caddy/p1697270

Finally, cleaning the shower drain

It isn't obvious how to get the shower drain apart. Here is your step-by-step guide:

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Remove the chrome cover by just pulling it up.

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The centre part of the shower drain also pulls out but requires a little bit more of a tug:

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Then you will find the hair filter in the middle - just lift it out for cleaning.

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