I have 5 cats so black pants tend to collect a lot of cat hair. How are these pants for collecting lint/cat hair ?
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I have 2 german shepherds and 1 cat. The hair virtually rolls off them. It's one of the reasons I buy this brand. Nothing sticks.
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I am sure if you tried hard enough you could get lint from them however that said, I washed mine before using them on my black car. There was no yellow lint in the dryer or trap or on my car. 1000% better than the Meguiar's supposedly lint free cloths for your car which left lint everywhere.
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Well I have been able to surface clean them with no problem. I have two cats. The problem I have is that the cushion cover rolls and does not stay in place so every two or three months I unzip it and reposition it. I would use Dawn and warm water to spot clean them. I bought two. I think they are a good choice if you have kids....low cost, light weight and can take a little abuse.
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Purr Padds do not have any washing instructions. I do not believe they can be washed. A washing machine/dryer would destroy them. Could they be "hosed off" and hung to dry? Maybe. Not sure how well that would clean them, anyway. And they might not be quite the same afterward. They can be vacuumed. I think these Purr Padds are meant to catch dander and cat hair, and they last a fairly long time, but if they get too dirty, you would throw them away. I purposely got the charcoal color pads so they wouldn't show dirt,etc. The cats love them, and they really appear "new" after 1 month of use. Purr Padds do not have any washing instructions. I do not believe they can be washed. A washing machine/dryer would destroy them. Could they be "hosed off" and hung to dry? Maybe. Not sure how well that would clean them, anyway. And they might not be quite the same afterward. They can be vacuumed. I think these Purr Padds are meant to catch dander and cat hair, and they last a fairly long time, but if they get too dirty, you would throw them away. I purposely got the charcoal color pads so they wouldn't show dirt,etc. The cats love them, and they really appear "new"... » Read More Purr Padds do not have any washing instructions. I do not believe they can be washed. A washing machine/dryer would destroy them. Could they be "hosed off" and hung to dry? Maybe. Not sure how well that would clean them, anyway. And they might not be quite the same afterward. They can be vacuumed. I think these Purr Padds are meant to catch dander and cat hair, and they last a fairly long time, but if they get too dirty, you would throw them away. I purposely got the charcoal color pads so they wouldn't show dirt,etc. The cats love them, and they really appear "new" after 1 month of use. « Show Less
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I use this on my sons baseball pants - grey and white polyester. It gets the orange dirt right out.
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If the stool is solid and the pants fit properly, it should pass to the litter box. It's been a while, but I believe the opening stretches from the tail to leave space for defecation (it's hard to tell from that picture). That said, my cat had soft stools and diarrhea and I ended up with a horrid mess on both the cat and the pants.
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These lint traps worked as well as other more expensive traps I've used. I have cats, and they seem to capture cat hair and prevent it from clogging the drain. Be sure you check them frequently--they capture a good amount of lint/hair and fill up quickly when washing things like pet bedding. Also, be sure you tighten the zip ties very well so the mesh filter doesn't come off the hose end. I bought extra zip ties at the hardware store so I could double fasten the filters.
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I have found this to work pretty well on furniture, not so well on clothes. Mostly I use it to remove cat fur from our couch and chair, and it does a pretty good job with that. I have not found it to be effective for normal lint on clothes. I don't have any wool coats to test on, so sorry I can't be more specific.
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Yea you get that problem with all GK pants. Before you put them in the wash, soak them in water and then brush the with a hair brush. That's my trick lol
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I have a cat and she has a lot of hair. You find her hair on the furniture, the beds, the floor...all over the house. This has worked great for picking up her hair. The only thing is that the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser´s charge doesn´t last long. You have to charge it every 15 minutes. I am very happy with it.
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I just tried this on a lightweight micro-fleece top. It did remove dreaded cat hair but it also removed some of the nap. I would try it on the back first to see how it works for you. If you also want to remove lint or fur from blankets, rugs or sturdy upholstery, it does the job.
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No, it's more of a preventative. It will help repel the lint that black seems to attract so easily.
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This has never been a problem for me as nothing from the felted balls remains on clothing. What will happen is that the felt balls will collect some lint from your clothes. If the felt balls become too linty, you just wash them separately and they are like new!
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I think there was a good deal of lint in the first 2 wash/dry cycles. I washed and dried them 4 times to prep them. I love them, they're my favorite diaper. I have 18 of these, 12 Econobum, and 18 BumGenius 4.0 pockets.
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I have 2 cats myself. I have only used it on my cloths and it works really well for me.
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After washing these a few times now once they have been used I have not noticed any major amount of lint in the lint trap from these towels. Since they are washed with other towels whatever small amount of lint is generated during drying is in the total amount that is cleaned out of the lint trap. So are they absolutely lint free after being washed - I would say that are really close to being so as I cannot find any amount in what is cleaned out of the lint trap once they are dried. I can say they work very well for drying when used as part of cleaning up from a meal.
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Hello Amazon customer, we get this question a lot. The Wahl '5 in 1' blade sets are actually great for cat grooming and they come on all of our Arco units (Bravura and Chromado also!) Our Professional Cat Groomer Danelle German has said the following: "The 5 in 1 blades are the bomb on cats! Especially for doing leg lines and such; it's unbeatable!" Danelle grooms many types of cats with different coat types and swears by the 5 in 1 blade sets, so we think the Arco would be a great choice for you! If you are not satisfied with it for any reason you may return it and/or call 1-800-PRO-WAHL! Best of luck to you and thank you for your question!