🧺 Sumind 30 Pack Nylon Lint Trap: Ultimate Washing Machine Lint Catcher with Cable Ties Review

We used those horrible metal mesh things, and you know what? They are to blame for the rancid smell and the disgusting puddle of water that has accumulated in our trough. Here we thought that at the end of the aluminum mesh's life, our clothes magically got dirtier and that caused bad smells and looks. But I saw it and risked it. After we switch to them, the sink stays clean, odors are no longer disgusting, and it's actually easier to remove and install than aluminum screens. I'm pretty lazy so

Just what I needed. I have three outgoing dogs and I wash six people three to four times a week. I had a regular lint trap in the drain, but I could tell a lot of hair and lint was going down the drain. These traps are great. It was amazing to see all the dog hair and lint coming out of the washing machine hose. I still have the trap in the sewer and only need to empty it occasionally when a very small amount comes through. They are very easy to attach and remove. You don't have to cut anything

I am writing this review after almost finishing the pack of 30 we bought 3 years ago. We use TWO layers of traps attached to the top of the washing machine drain. When the inner trap was almost filled with pile, we discarded it and made the outer layer inward, inserting it into a new one. This improves filtration and a pack of 30 will last 3 years. We are a family of four with a long haired dog and two boys who are active swimmers and use 2 beach towels daily. The price went up $3 so let's try…