Washing Machine Hair Catcher Balls: 3-Pack Lint Trap
Clothes come out of the wash with less hair stuck to them and fewer knots in the sleeves. Three dense mesh balls go in with each load, catch the fur and lint during the normal tumble, and stay in use load after load.
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Clothes come out of the wash with less hair stuck to them and fewer knots in the sleeves. Three dense mesh balls go in with each load, catch the fur and lint during the normal tumble, and stay in use load after load.
Traps loose hair and lint in the wash so clothes stay cleaner and smoother
- hair and lint stuck to clothes after laundry
- clothes tangling or twining in the drum
- fabric aging and dullness from wash friction
- stray threads and stains transferring onto garments
Loose hair and lint stay in the drum, so clothes come out cleaner and smoother
Picking fur off laundry by hand is the chore nobody budgets for. Drop three dense mesh balls into the drum with each load and the hair clings to them instead of your sweater, your towels and your kids' bibs.
Dense mesh that grabs what your clothes shed
- Dense mesh that grabs loose hair
The blue sponge exterior is packed dense, so loose hair, threads and fibres catch on the surface as the drum tumbles. Pet fur that would otherwise end up on a black sweater stays on the ball and goes out with the lint trap at the end of the cycle.
- Anti-tangle, smoother clothes
Sleeves and straps wrap around each other when a load rolls through the drum. The balls move between garments and break up those knots, so you pull out a shirt that is already flat and untangled instead of one you have to unwind.
- Reusable, every load
The pack holds three balls at about 6 cm across, and they go back in the drum after every wash. Nothing gets bought again and nothing gets thrown away, so the cost stays with the one purchase.
Small enough to drop in with any load
- 6 cmDiameter
- 5 cmCore diameter
- 3 ballsPack count
Small enough to toss in with towels, bedding or a single sweater
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The mesh surface is built to snag loose hair and lint during the friction of a normal wash. The demo photo shows fur clinging to the blue ball after a wash-style tumble. Results depend on how much shedding is in the load, so heavy pet hair catches more than a load of cotton tees.
Each ball is 6 cm across, which is small enough to sit in any standard top-loader or front-loader drum alongside a regular load. Drop them in with the clothes and let the drum move them around.
The mesh is designed for the wash, and the balls tumble against garments rather than rubbing a single spot for long. For lace, sheer knits or very fine pieces, put them in a mesh bag and keep the balls with the rest of the load.
Rinse the balls after a load to clear off the fur and lint, then let them air dry. They are reusable, so one pack covers load after load. Replace them only when the mesh no longer catches hair.
A lint roller takes time after every drying cycle and only works on what it touches. The three balls cost one purchase and work inside the wash on every load, so you stop paying for a new sheet each time and stop spending the evening picking fur off towels.
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