7 Reasons Pet Owners Toss Hair Catcher Balls in the Wash

If your clean laundry still needs a lint roller, the washer isn't failing. It's moving the fur onto the next thing.

1. Less fur on the laundry you just washed

You pull a black T-shirt out of the dryer and it has more dog hair on it than when it went in. The towels too.

The washer does loosen the fur. It just has nowhere to go except the next item in the drum.

2. No more relying on dryer sheets and rollers

Dryer sheets help a little and add up. Vinegar in the rinse loosens things but does not collect anything. The lint roller comes out at the door every morning.

All of them work on fur that already landed back on your clothes.

3. They tumble with the load and catch loose hair

Toss 3 balls in a small load or 6 in a large one. As the drum turns, they tumble through the clothes and loose hair collects on them instead of the next shirt.

They work in the washer or the dryer.

4. Pull the hair off and reuse

After the load, peel the hair off or rinse the balls under the tap.

Every few loads give them a proper rinse, since detergent and softener can leave a film that makes them less grabby.

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5. An honest note on results

Straight talk: these reduce the loose pet hair in a load. They will not get every strand off every item, and nothing will.

They work best when the washer is not packed full and heavily coated items get a shake outside first. They can thump a bit in the dryer, and they are small parts, so store them away from kids and pets.

6. Six balls per pack, washer or dryer

Each pack has 6 balls: enough for a large load, or 3 in the washer and 3 in the dryer.

Soft material that won't snag normal clothing; use a mesh bag for delicates.

7. Buy 1, Get 1 Free, with 30 days to decide

Every order is Buy 1, Get 1 Free: two packs, 12 balls, for $20. Multi-pet house? 4 packs are $40 and 6 are $60.

If they aren't right for your laundry, contact us within 30 days of your order for a full refund.