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.
1943446
It did a good job, yes. Lint comes from the laundry detergent you use-it breaks down fibers and wears out the fabric of your clothing. I use Melaleuca laundry detergent and brightener and have very little lint to deal with, plus it does a great job on cleaning. This little machine cleaned my clothes better than any other I've used. It doesn't take a large load of clothes, so you will do a few more loads than you're use to, and it takes a few more cycles in the dryer to dry them, but it's super cheap to operate and your clothes are CLEAN! The lint trap is at the bottom of the machine, a little plug you pull out and clean off.
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.
1702552
It is lint free! It is a piece of foam, and I have not noticed any fibers that have released from it...
1563583
When you first use them they do but if you wash them first its not as bad. After the 2nd wash the lint was virtually eliminated, at least it was for me.
937783
I haven't noticed any lint. You can always put it in the washer by itself to prevent lint, and throw in a couple of dryer sheets.
1079841
My ductwork is inside the wall with the only thing visible the cover to remove and clean the filter. It is a neat application. I am surprised at the amount of lint this collects that is discharged from the dryer. It is great.
170984
It sure does! If you look at the product description it more clearly details what you get: Lint Wizard Pro The Lint Wizard self cleaning lint brush is the easiest way to remove lint. The Lint Wizard picks up lint, pet hair, dust and more and then it cleans itself like Magic! With the Lint Wizard, there are no refills to buy ? ever! When it is full just empty it out. It is reusable over and over again. Great for: Clothes Carpets Couches Car Seats and more Includes BONUS TRAVEL size Lint Wizard Pro.
979821
Not completely. I use a light sanitary pad and that does the trick. Also, when you wash them, put the Velcro tabs together so they don't pick up lint.
288763
Yes it does, but I don't recommend using it as it's pretty stiff and product doesn't sink in well. I bought a regular lint free microfiber cloth for use instead.
2163014
All textiles will give off lint in the dryer. These are better than most, so I would say no.
2170970
Certainly. I got it because dryer vent exited into the garage and over the years I had accumulated about 1/4 inch of lent near the exit. This lint trap from Fantech has successfully captured most of the lint which escaped from my dryer. There still very fine lint which is not trapped. I know because I attached an old nylon hose from my wife to the vent exit. It was very minor. You will also need to use some foam backed strips to seal around the door flange.
1997782
I have not noticed more dust. The screen captures the lint, and I think that if you notice more dust you could place a piece of cheesecloth over the opening to catch it. Just be sure the warm damp air is not contained in a small room where it will get steamy and damp. The device is flimsy, but my husband hooked it up very securely so the air vents into the room. The adjustment keeps the frigid winter air from backing up into the dryer which is a plus.
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.
1985599
Looks like your dryer uses a different filter, try googling Maytag MED9800TQO lint filters for more info.
186068
No, and I have a dog as well. It isn't made of plastic that attracts dust, lint, or random pet hairs either. Very impressed with the quality.
572673
No. This is only a screen that filters lint. The air from your dryer will always be hot and very, very moist.