can this lint trap mounton the wall
223964
Yes it can. I have mine on the wall and it is great and it was very easy to mount.
1466898
These lint traps must be tied to the end of a washing machine hose that drains into a tub or other receptacle. There is no way to use these traps inside a washing machine.
1383358
Use a piece of regular tape on the corner and lift. You can also use tape on the adhesive side if lint get stuck to it to remove all the lint.
1381374
Yes it can be. It's meant to come out of the wall. In the bathroom is where I placed it.
2220278
Possible if you have something to attach to the wall beneath it to hold it.
1157532
Works well you just need to empty the lint catcher frequently. It doesn't hold much.
448164
No, it will not. This mounting tape will peel the drywall off the wall; it is just that strong!
989526
I use the dyer sheet from the dryer. It helps a little. I also find using my vacuum helps remove the lint from the trap.
997386
Probably not, it's not ACTUALLY a magnet, it's a tool used to get out pet hair trapped in places like carpets and woven furniture, it's not a lint roller
1078214
No! It wouldn't even stay on the wall. Let alone if you put any sort of weight on it. In fact, I do not recommend waisting the money on this item.
2085762
No, this wallfix unit will only pull straight out once mounted. The dryer does not rotate or spin in any way.
1616812
no. it's like a very thin electrical tape. use it on a whiteboard to create lines/borders, for example. not strong enough to hold anything to a wall.
819174
No. A single long screw attaches each end and could work out or tear out of the wall eventually.
1449995
Sure it can. Anything can be ripped off of the wall. It has proprietary fittings to reduce the risk, but that is about all you could expect.
1643219
Yes you can if your hanger is bolted to the studs in your wall and not hanging on drywall anchors.
74281
I am not 100 percent sure how to explain it :). We have used this kind for of lint trap for years and they work great. When you put it on, you do pull the zip tie tight. You tie it on about 1/8 from the top, so their is a rolled edge above the lint trap. When it is "full" of lint, you roll it from the top (above the tie), and pull it off, and it slides off. I guess you could cut it off, but we have never had to.
476211
You will have a stopper for each cord and an attachment with hooks to fix to the wall. Hope it helps.