the exposed top end stays clean while the root-ish tail end catches the hair and goop.
There's no word on when this magic goop will start appearing on the shelves at your local pharmacy or in late-night informercials.
Meaning on the bottom is mud, then a layer of something they presume to be oil, and on top of that a two-inch thick goop that Asper calls "slime snot," possibly made up of oil and bacteria.
I guess it's for this reason that I love the Crown Pop-up sink stopper idea; the exposed top end stays clean while the root-ish tail end catches the hair and goop.
