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.
937861
Yes it should. It has a tie that goes around it and you can tighten it as tight as you need it. These lint traps work real good. Highly recommend. Hope this helps you.
1318370
Yes. . it has a small one, but it readily falls off. It is a good little dryer though.
24962
Yes, if you wash these separately from your other laundry they are lint free.
1934219
I put mine in the washer it's fine just a lot of lint in the dryer the first
989527
The lint trap is located at the back of the dryer "drum" when you open the dryer front door. If you slip your fingers behind the plastic filter/lint trap in the back you can gently pop it off the circular plug which attaches it to the dryer drum. It really is more of a filter than a "trap". Just run the felt like filter under cold water occasionally and then place it back on the plastic holder and pop it back into place.
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.
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.
2163012
Yes they are lint-y. The dryer lint trap fills up. They leave a little lint on the mirror when I wipe it. They are so soft, however, that I forgive the lintiness.
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.
1178041
Yes. The back part swings open on a hinge and you can remove any lint that accumulates.
1983675
I think what actually removes the pet hair is the dryer itself, not the sheets. If you look at all the stuff you clean off your lint filter, you can see the hair in there too. So the wool balls will do just as good a job as the dryer sheets did, meaning your dryer itself will continue to draw the lint and hair into the lint catcher. I think you'll be pleased! (I have a cat, not a dog, but they get the job done just fine.)
1782922
No and I must warn that it makes any dryer you put it on very hot. I quit using it and wish I could return it.
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.
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.
993723
Clothes come out just slightly damp. I usually hang shirts on a hanger or use a portable dryer stand. Clothing does not drip, and items are ready to wear in a few hours. No, the spin dryer does not remove pet hair or lint, only water.
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.