Perfect for my dog’s blankets
I tossed three in with my dog’s blanket load and they came out with a surprising amount of hair inside. Cleanup was quick too.

Reusable floating filter bags that help trap hair, lint, tissue bits, and floating debris during top-load wash cycles.
WHY PET OWNERS LOVE IT
The mesh catcher is made to collect loose dog and cat hair that separates from clothes, towels, and bedding during washing.
Great for loads where lint, fluff, or forgotten paper bits usually end up stuck across freshly washed clothes.
No complicated setup or disposable sheets. Toss it in, wash, empty the bag, rinse, and use again.
“I have two dogs, and my black leggings used to come out covered. These catchers picked up way more hair than I expected.”
— Verified customerMADE FOR REAL LAUNDRY DAYS
Toss 2–3 catchers into a top-loading washer with water-filled wash cycles. They float, move with the water, and help collect debris before it settles back onto fabric.
FUNCTIONAL DETAILS THAT MATTER
The buoyant top helps the catcher stay near the water surface where lightweight hair and lint often move.
The mesh bag helps hold trapped hair, lint, and debris so cleanup is easier after the cycle ends.
Just place the filter bags directly into the washer. No hooks, tools, adhesives, or machine modifications needed.
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Customers often mention
I tossed three in with my dog’s blanket load and they came out with a surprising amount of hair inside. Cleanup was quick too.
I have a cat and black leggings are usually a nightmare. These do not catch every single hair, but they definitely help with the loose stuff.
No setup at all. I just throw them in before starting the washer, then empty the mesh when the load is finished. Very simple.
I use them with towels and pet bedding. The mesh catches lint and fur, and I like that I can rinse and reuse them.
I started with the 3-pack, then ordered the larger set so I could keep some for blankets and some for regular clothes.
They float around well in my top-load machine. I tried using more than one at a time and that made a noticeable difference.