How does one efficiently clean-up hair from sink and counter area after shaving or trimming beard?

After shaving, but more so trimming my beard (using electric trimmer), mustache, or trimming my hair a bit their is inevitably leftover hair to be cleaned up after the fact despite best efforts to contain the mess, such as crouching down over the sink and other methods I am intentionally not listing.

The clean-up process can end up taking longer than the actual grooming. I would like to find a more efficient way to clean it up so I do not leave little hairs pieces remaining nor it take longer than shaving/trimming.

Taking into account I know hair is more stubborn around any residue (soap, toothpaste, etc)  , calking, and angles to easily be cleaned up.

I already have tried the following:

• Using baby wipes (work best of what I have tried, but not good enough)
• Using Toilet Paper
• Hot vs. Cold water doesn't seem to make a difference as far as getting the hair to bunch or attach to rag.
• Microfiber rag (damp and dry)
• Normal bathroom towel.
• Vacuuming is not a practical option, nor did using a dust buster hand vac the one time I tried it both to noise, convenience, and some hair will be wet.

I really want to focus the answers on the cleaning aspect, not prevention. I did not list every prevention I do or try method on purpose and some of them being listed will will simply transfer the problem that would again create cleaning problems. So focus on the 'cleaning' aspect please.

How does one efficiently clean up hair from sink and counter area after shaving or trimming beard?

After shaving, but more so trimming my beard (using electric trimmer), mustache, or trimming my hair a bit, there is inevitably leftover hair to be cleaned up after the fact despite best efforts to contain the mess, such as crouching down over the sink and other methods I am intentionally not listing.

The clean-up process can end up taking longer than the actual grooming. I would like to find a more efficient way to clean it up so I do not leave little hair pieces remaining, nor should it take longer than shaving/trimming.

Taking into account that hair is more stubborn around any residue (soap, toothpaste, etc), calking, and angles to easily being cleaned up.

I already have tried the following:

• Using baby wipes (work best of what I have tried, but not good enough)
• Using toilet paper
• Hot vs. cold water doesn't seem to make a difference as far as getting the hair to bunch or attach to rag
• Microfiber rag (damp and dry)
• Normal bathroom towel
• Vacuuming is not a practical option, nor did using a dust buster hand vac the one time I tried it both to noise, convenience, and some hair will be wet

I really want to focus the answers on the cleaning aspect, not prevention. I did not list every prevention I do or try method on purpose and some of them being listed will simply transfer the problem that would again create cleaning problems. So focus on the 'cleaning' aspect please.

How does one efficiently clean-up hair from sink and counter area after shaving or trimming beard?

After shaving, but more so trimming my beard (using electric trimmer), mustache, or trimming my hair a bit their is inevitably leftover hair to be cleaned up after the fact despite best efforts to contain the mess, such as crouching down over the sink and other methods I am intentionally not listing.

The clean-up process can end up taking longer than the actual grooming. I would like to find a more efficient way to clean it up so I do not leave little hairs pieces remaining nor it take longer than shaving/trimming.

Taking into account I know hair is more stubborn around any residue (soap, toothpaste, etc) , calking, and angles to easily be cleaned up.

I already have tried the following:

• Using baby wipes (work best of what I have tried, but not good enough)
• Using Toilet Paper
• Hot vs. Cold water doesn't seem to make a difference as far as getting the hair to bunch or attach to rag.
• Microfiber rag (damp and dry)
• Normal bathroom towel.
• Vacuuming is not a practical option, nor did using a dust buster hand vac the one time I tried it both to noise, convenience, and some hair will be wet.

Edit: I really want to focus the answers on the cleaning aspect. I did not list every prevention I do or try method on purpose and some of them being listed will will simply transfer the problem that would again create cleaning problems. So focusing on the 'cleaning' aspect please. Any answers on "prevention" will not receive an up vote nor accepted answer from me as it is avoiding the root question.

How does one efficiently clean-up hair from sink and counter area after shaving or trimming beard?

After shaving, but more so trimming my beard (using electric trimmer), mustache, or trimming my hair a bit their is inevitably leftover hair to be cleaned up after the fact despite best efforts to contain the mess, such as crouching down over the sink and other methods I am intentionally not listing.

The clean-up process can end up taking longer than the actual grooming. I would like to find a more efficient way to clean it up so I do not leave little hairs pieces remaining nor it take longer than shaving/trimming.

Taking into account I know hair is more stubborn around any residue (soap, toothpaste, etc) , calking, and angles to easily be cleaned up.

I already have tried the following:

• Using baby wipes (work best of what I have tried, but not good enough)
• Using Toilet Paper
• Hot vs. Cold water doesn't seem to make a difference as far as getting the hair to bunch or attach to rag.
• Microfiber rag (damp and dry)
• Normal bathroom towel.
• Vacuuming is not a practical option, nor did using a dust buster hand vac the one time I tried it both to noise, convenience, and some hair will be wet.

I really want to focus the answers on the cleaning aspect, not prevention. I did not list every prevention I do or try method on purpose and some of them being listed will will simply transfer the problem that would again create cleaning problems. So focus on the 'cleaning' aspect please.

How does one efficiently clean-up hair from sink and counter area after shaving or trimming beard?

After shaving, but more so trimming my beard (using electric trimmer), mustache, or trimming my hair a bit their is inevitably leftover hair to be cleaned up after the fact despite best efforts to contain the mess, such as crouching down over the sink and other methods I am intentionally not listing.

The clean-up process can end up taking longer than the actual grooming. I would like to find a more efficient way to clean it up so I do not leave little hairs pieces remaining nor it take longer than shaving/trimming.

Taking into account I know hair is more stubborn around any residue (soap, toothpaste, etc) , calking, and angles to easily be cleaned up.

I already have tried the following:

• Using baby wipes (work best of what I have tried, but not good enough)
• Using Toilet Paper
• Hot vs. Cold water doesn't seem to make a difference as far as getting the hair to bunch or attach to rag.
• Microfiber rag (damp and dry)
• Normal bathroom towel.
• Vacuuming is not a practical option, nor did using a dust buster hand vac the one time I tried it both to noise, convenience, and some hair will be wet.

*Edit: I really want to focus the answers on the cleaning aspect. I did not list every prevention I do or try method on purpose and some of them being listed will will simply transfer the problem that would again create cleaning problems. So focusing on the 'cleaning' aspect please. Any answers on "prevention" will not receive an up vote nor accepted answer from me as it is avoiding the root question. *

How does one efficiently clean-up hair from sink and counter area after shaving or trimming beard?

After shaving, but more so trimming my beard (using electric trimmer), mustache, or trimming my hair a bit their is inevitably leftover hair to be cleaned up after the fact despite best efforts to contain the mess, such as crouching down over the sink and other methods I am intentionally not listing.

The clean-up process can end up taking longer than the actual grooming. I would like to find a more efficient way to clean it up so I do not leave little hairs pieces remaining nor it take longer than shaving/trimming.

Taking into account I know hair is more stubborn around any residue (soap, toothpaste, etc) , calking, and angles to easily be cleaned up.

I already have tried the following:

• Using baby wipes (work best of what I have tried, but not good enough)
• Using Toilet Paper
• Hot vs. Cold water doesn't seem to make a difference as far as getting the hair to bunch or attach to rag.
• Microfiber rag (damp and dry)
• Normal bathroom towel.
• Vacuuming is not a practical option, nor did using a dust buster hand vac the one time I tried it both to noise, convenience, and some hair will be wet.

Edit: I really want to focus the answers on the cleaning aspect. I did not list every prevention I do or try method on purpose and some of them being listed will will simply transfer the problem that would again create cleaning problems. So focusing on the 'cleaning' aspect please. Any answers on "prevention" will not receive an up vote nor accepted answer from me as it is avoiding the root question.