FurZapper Pet Hair Remover for Laundry, 2 Pack – Reusable Canine & Cat Hair Remover Software As Seen on Shark Tank – Removes Pet Fur, Hair, Lint, Dander From Garments & Laundry – Use 1 FurZapper Per Pet

Flawed concept – slippery when wet!
These pet hair removers didn’t collect one bit of hair or lint when used in the washing machine, though they’re admittedly somewhat more effective in the dryer. Here’s why they don’t work in the washer as advertised (and I’m embarrassed that I didn’t figure it out after the first use): when the discs are dry, they’re tacky and sticky to the touch, so you can see how they would attract pet hair/stray threads/lint very well. But get them wet, and they’re slick (which is why the product description mentions that pet hair rinses off them easily), so nothing sticks to them. I’d given up using them in the washer since I found them effective only in the dryer (though digging them out of of their hiding places in sheets, pant legs and sleeves can time-consuming — I find reusable wool dryer balls to work much better, and they cut down on drying time as well). But as it’s the time of year when pets shed their winter coats, I’m spending a good portion of my day brushing/grooming, lint rolling, sweeping, vacuuming, repeat. So in desperation, after attempting pre-lint removal by roller taping every piece of laundry before I washed it, I gave the discs another try in the washer. But as before, they came out of the washer hair-free, though I’m not so sure my clothes are! Then it occurred to me to try a little experiment: after brushing the cat today, I took some of the fur and put it in a basin of water, then swished one of the disks through it. While some of the hair briefly got caught in the disc, it quickly slipped off with another swish. Which is what I guess is happening when the washer is agitating, if any hair/lint is attaching to the disc in the first place. So I can now save myself the disappointment of trying to use the discs in the washer again and hoping for a better result, because that experiment proves that while these discs are a good idea in theory, not so much in practice! If you’re in the market for a pet chew toy, a jumbo teething ring for a baby, or a tiny trivet, you’re in luck. But as for being effective when used in a washer, unfortunately, not in my experience.

👀 Works for the dryer only 👀
I managed to use it every single time I wash and I check it when it comes out of the washer and virtually caught no pet hair whatsoever.I put it in the dryer with the same clothes from the load I washed and it does pick up a lot of hair.Things I have noticed:✅ Works for the dryer❌ Does not work with softener/dryer sheets, it inhibits the ability for the material to become sticky and catch fur/lint🟰 Washing with high efficiency soap all the time does not do any good at picking up fur in the wash cycle, powder doesn’t make a difference eitherWould I recommend?✅ For dryer❌ For washerI will be buying an extra pack of two for the dryer because it does work wonders that way. All fur sticks and I just wash it off in the sink with dish soap and strings of hair come off easily.

Does exactly what it says!I use both in my washer and also in the dryer, has definately reduced the amount of cat hair in the machines. Easy to use and easy to re ‘sticky’ when needed,

Unfortunately it didnt work for me