Does it attract lint in the dryer?
38656
it didn't when i washed it. i washed it alone. when i dried it it filled the filter with "stuff" from the blanket.
38657
I have only washed the blanket once since I bought it. There was some lint in the lint basket after I dried the blanket.
1443659
It does not get 100% of lint, but a lot of it gets caught. Pet hair should be caught as well. Especially if it is long hair and if there is already some lint in the snare.
257998
No,not at all. I'm very pleased with the one I've purchased from Amazon. It does a great job with dry or wet clothes. I love it, I have no complaints!
141996
Alone in cold, low or air fluff in dryer. Quality is a bit poor. You may still get lint from just sitting on the comforter.
1696975
I don't think that would work as I believe there is a ball on top of the exit pipe that rises when the dryer is on. The cover is removable to clean out any lint that collects. Best option is to call them as I couldn't find anything on their website to help answer - toll-Free: 888-772-2345 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm CST
1879479
Yes but it takes several washings to remove most of the lint. The same for new sheets unless you use satin. As I have three cats and my daughter has a dog I've found this to be most amazing for removing hair as well. There is also a small, pink and blue/green ball with loops like Velcro that I use in the washing machine that helps a great deal as well.
1035886
This item was suggested to me by my grand daughter in-law, she says it helps removing lint from clean clothes while drying, I have notice pet hair in my lint tray as well. It keeps the clothes in action instead of sticking to each other or clumping up. So far, I like them!
1157533
It does a very job removing the little balls that come from washing or rubbing the fabric. As far as lint, it does okay - it doesn't have enough suction to pull the lint off fabric, but if you drag the holes over the fabric, it loosens the lint enough for the blades to catch and pull it off.
1788760
I'm sorry Thomas, I can't specifically say, but it did not pick up lint, or hair, in fact the suction was so poor it didn't pick up anything! I had better luck purchasing a Black and Decker wall charged unit with a great extender crevasse tool that got into hard to reach places and when I was done, brought it back into the house and charged it! Hope this helps.
1896526
Yes. There is still lint, however most of it blows straight down. It doesn't seem to be as bad as a regular vent, but there is still lint.
931532
No. Unfortunately it does not. I also recommend leaving the detergent drawer open to let it dry out as well. I don't have any traffic crossing my laundry area but I could see it as a potential issue if you do.
80101
No, it does not. I had to purchase an additional dryer with a smaller nozzle.
1702254
Not sure.....I did not have a static/frizz problem before using this dryer.
637981
After washing these a few times now once they have been used I have not noticed any major amount of lint in the lint trap from these towels. Since they are washed with other towels whatever small amount of lint is generated during drying is in the total amount that is cleaned out of the lint trap. So are they absolutely lint free after being washed - I would say that are really close to being so as I cannot find any amount in what is cleaned out of the lint trap once they are dried. I can say they work very well for drying when used as part of cleaning up from a meal.
2133078
It does. It's great with any sort of particles - dirt, dust, paper clips, pieces of paper, dust bunnies. It does not work well with things that cling, like fine dog hair, pieces of dryer sheets, etc. They are like flexible paddles, kind of like windshield wiper blades only wider, and seem to flick stuff right up.
1178041
Yes. The back part swings open on a hinge and you can remove any lint that accumulates.
2032230
It does but you have to keep the material tight, just like if you were using a lint brush. I used it while wearing the clothes.