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.
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.
1832111
That I have noticed, it attracts very little if any pocket lint at all. I hope that answers your question.
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.
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.
1690818
I'm sorry but I haven't tried inflating it. Has the Dryer Maid worked for you? It doesn't seem to remove pet hair or lint caused by loose fleece for me.
1224115
yes, just brush in the opposite direction and the lint you have trapped will slide off. Easy.
2256740
I have 2 of the runners and also a rug. I noticed that it takes a long time to dry even in the dryer and there is a lot of lint every time when laundered.
2193773
It can be next to the dryer as long as the secondary lint trap is before it.
260234
It will dry It, However it will not dry it quickly , Probably 2 to 2 1/2 hrs. With that said I am Very Happy with my dryer but i mostly use it for lighter cloths and just hang up heavy blankets and towels on a nice day. Hope that helps. SEEMaybe even longer if this is a heavy blanket, This isn't a quick dryer, But sure beats going to the laundrymat
1498856
No and after a whike it starts shedding so the surface your trying to clean haa yellow lint on it I would not buy this again
2114944
No. The way it works is that the tray is about half full of water (there is a line you fill it up to). The air hits the water and that catches MOST of the lint. It isn't 100% effective - a little still flies out. But it is a good bit more effective than you'd think it would be. I think it basically gets the lint wet enough that it is too heavy to escape. Remember this is only catching the lint that the lint screen inside the dryer missed - it isn't anything like the amount per load you pull out of the dryer lint screen.
1872588
Yes - they do attract dust and cat hair. A soft cloth just left more lint. I tried a sticky lint remover roller and that worked. As I use the rollers to clean my light shades, this is quite convenient.
1972288
Well, I haven't really noticed a change in the static charge of my clothes since switching to SoapNuts. I do use wool balls and an aluminum foil ball in the dryer and see virtually no static except when washing big blankets. I don't think these affect static but it seems to be more so what you use in the dryer.
610654
No. Actually just yesterday I had to take it to the laundry mat. Also, if you have animals, it attracts hair and didn't release most of it during the drying process. And some of the puckers have come undone. But it sure is pretty!
878053
I have done this and when they go into the dryer they become very clingy and stick to other fabrics when they are put in the dryer. Also, company said not to use fabric softener and dryer sheets that will coat these delicate threads in the cloth thus diminishing the property of attraction. Not totally sure of what you are looking for. Kim
80101
No, it does not. I had to purchase an additional dryer with a smaller nozzle.