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.
1949169
I didn't think so, but it made it through the washing machine and the dryer! Not sure I'd test it again... ;o)
705061
As long as you use the dryer it came with, it stays on. Other dryers, I couldn't say.
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.
2131294
I washed it a few times and the lint catch had quite a bit of the soft lint on it, but no pill. It still looks good after washing it.
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.)
841345
Not that I remember - I used the LL one time for about less 5 minutes and it didn't suck out any lint from the vent - I gave the LL a POOR rating because it didn't do the job like it says it would. Myself it is JUNK DON'T BUY THE ITEM !!! What I did was replaced the whole vent behind the dryer all the way to the outside vent, SAFER and I know the job was done right and it is new and lint free. Here is what I use it for to get between my seats in the car when I vacuum my car - where you can't get with a shop vac, works good for that....Sorry but Don't waste your money on the LL...Thanks, Benny
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.
1832111
That I have noticed, it attracts very little if any pocket lint at all. I hope that answers your question.
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.
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.
1389524
Yes. It has cotton in it but I haven't had trouble with it bunching up after washing like some comforters I have purchased in the past.
652763
I think they do I use it more for underclothes , but I also use it for my work out clothing that I do not put in the dryer. Hopefully this will help you make your decision.
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.
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.
1707835
I doubt it. This item works best on longer fibers like lint and pet hair. In my experience, paper balls up or rolls up in the dryer. However, this item may help those paper balls/rolls make it to your dryer's lint trap.
1714071
Yes...and it does have lint! My husband loves it. I'm ambivalent. doesn't do much for me temperature wise that I thought it would do, but still a nice blanket.