Please tell me there has to be a secret to dealing with hair - all varieties.

I googled this for myself, but despite trying other ways of wording it, I get a barrage of "remove hair from drain." I have that down to a science. I just "cleaned" my bathroom sink. After 17 minutes, my bathroom sink is still decorated, with little husband facial hair nubs. I have had long hair most of my life. It sheds. And it sticks to to stuff. Like sinks. Cats love bathroom sinks. Their hair sticks to all bathroom ammenites - toilet, mirror, floor, sink... Then there is towel lint on my towel rack. And is like glue. If I just had a drain in my bathroom floor, I could just take everything out and shower hose the whole thing. I can never have a nice shiny bathroom. Hair laughs at the vacuum, plus whoever designed the original bathroom faucet should be shot - like I needed an extra challenge with all the nooks and crannies in a very tight space.I have often been amazed by hotel maids. Surely they can't spend the time trying to pick up each individual hair, can they?I don't see other people have hairy sinks... I wiped dry towel. Then wet. Then dry again. Now I'm frustrated, out 20 minutes, and still have a hairy sink. Other than my inability to make a bed nicely big sad face this has been my biggest obstacle in having my home be enjoyable for myself...What am I missing? apologies for being whiney via /r/CleaningTips https://ift.tt/2GwyrO4