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24-Pieces Stainless Steel Washing Machine Lint Snare Traps w/ Cable Ties $3.99 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+

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YHK3M via Amazon [amazon.com] has 24-Pieces Stainless Steel Washing Machine Lint Snare Traps w/ Cable Ties on sale for $9.99 - $1 off when you clip the coupon on product page - 50% off when you enter the coupon code CW6ZU6L7 = $3.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.

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  • Material: These lint traps are made with high-quality 304 stainless steel instead of ordinary 201 stainless steel. These lint traps will not rust, do not readily tear, and are durable
  • Reduce the risk: these washing machine lint traps are created to keep lint, hair, and even lost tissues from clogging your laundry sink
  • How To Use: It is very easy to install, traps can slips easily onto end of hose, no tools needed for installation, easy to put on the discharge hose and they are easy to remove. Nylon cable tie is unlocking design
  • Wide range of use: Good for washing machine hoses that empty into a basin, sink, bathtub, etc. Can catching lint, hair, pieces of tissue, etc. So will greatly reduce the risk of drain clogging
  • Package Includes: 24 pcs washing machine lint traps and 24 nylon cable ties. Size: Expand length of the lint trap is 29 cm and 5.5 cm in width, fits most washing machine discharge hoses. Cable tie: length is 19.7 cm, good help to securely fasten lint Trap to the drain pipe
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YHK3M via Amazon [amazon.com] has 24-Pieces Stainless Steel Washing Machine Lint Snare Traps w/ Cable Ties on sale for $9.99 - $1 off when you clip the coupon on product page - 50% off when you enter the coupon code CW6ZU6L7 = $3.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.

Product Description from Amazon:
  • Material: These lint traps are made with high-quality 304 stainless steel instead of ordinary 201 stainless steel. These lint traps will not rust, do not readily tear, and are durable
  • Reduce the risk: these washing machine lint traps are created to keep lint, hair, and even lost tissues from clogging your laundry sink
  • How To Use: It is very easy to install, traps can slips easily onto end of hose, no tools needed for installation, easy to put on the discharge hose and they are easy to remove. Nylon cable tie is unlocking design
  • Wide range of use: Good for washing machine hoses that empty into a basin, sink, bathtub, etc. Can catching lint, hair, pieces of tissue, etc. So will greatly reduce the risk of drain clogging
  • Package Includes: 24 pcs washing machine lint traps and 24 nylon cable ties. Size: Expand length of the lint trap is 29 cm and 5.5 cm in width, fits most washing machine discharge hoses. Cable tie: length is 19.7 cm, good help to securely fasten lint Trap to the drain pipe

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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank bluekiwi

I love that they put a check mark next to "flammable" for theirs but claim the competitors version is not
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VictimToday 01:16 PM
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Didn't know I needed this… Do I need this?
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senzervisionToday 02:07 PM
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I'm trying to see if there are any other uses for this. Medieval contraception?!
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Quote from Victim :
Didn't know I needed this… Do I need this?
when you see it catch enough lint to make a small pair of mittens after only a few months you will say that "yes - i needed this". talking first hand knowledge here...
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PoLusImoToday 04:07 PM
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If a large amount of toilet paper can go through a sewer without issue, why is it necessary to catch lint from a washer drain pipe? To me, attaching a lint trap with a tie that could easily come loose seems like a bigger problem than the small amount of lint it might catch.
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Quote from PoLusImo :
If a large amount of toilet paper can go through a sewer without issue, why is it necessary to catch lint from a washer drain pipe? To me, attaching a lint trap with a tie that could easily come loose seems like a bigger problem than the small amount of lint it might catch.
1. lint does not biodegrade the way toilet paper does because it's mostly cotton and synthetic fibers and hair that either take much longer to biodegrade or do not biodegrade at all.
2. lint clusters into loose balls that attach themselves to any little irregular surface of the septic pipe and do not come off even with regular repeated flushing through the pipe and then it slowly accumulates into a bigger and bigger clump over time.
The cable tie secures the catcher extremely securely. It is not coming off by mistake no matter what if you tighten it correctly.
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99HillJToday 06:11 PM
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Thanks! Code worked. You definitely need them. We switch out ours like once every 1.5mos or so. It's crazy the amount of lint they catch

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RaphyToday 06:29 PM
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Or just run an auger every few years...
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armedmetallicaToday 06:58 PM
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Quote from bluekiwi :
I love that they put a check mark next to "flammable" for theirs but claim the competitors version is not
"INFLAMMABLE MEANS FLAMMABLE?"
-Dr. Nick Rivera

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8mD2hsxrhQ
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JustanusernameToday 07:33 PM
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Quote from PoLusImo :
If a large amount of toilet paper can go through a sewer without issue, why is it necessary to catch lint from a washer drain pipe? To me, attaching a lint trap with a tie that could easily come loose seems like a bigger problem than the small amount of lint it might catch.
Please, read about Fatbergs in sewer systems. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatberg
Not everything dissolves; Flushables is a wide term. Also, flushing has a lot more force than your washer. You should also be cleaning the dryer vent pipe to reduce fire hazard
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Hat-TrickToday 08:07 PM
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Quote from psychojinx :
when you see it catch enough lint to make a small pair of mittens after only a few months you will say that "yes - i needed this". talking first hand knowledge here...
Funny after 20 years, my washing machine drain pipe has never clogged with so-called "lint". I know I flush down the toilet much more solid material and tissue every day and don't need a "filter" there. I feel it's a solution for a non-existent problem that will, on it's own, create a new problem I didn't have before.
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Hat-TrickToday 08:10 PM
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Quote from psychojinx :
1. lint does not biodegrade the way toilet paper does because it's mostly cotton and synthetic fibers and hair that either take much longer to biodegrade or do not biodegrade at all.2. lint clusters into loose balls that attach themselves to any little irregular surface of the septic pipe and do not come off even with regular repeated flushing through the pipe and then it slowly accumulates into a bigger and bigger clump over time.The cable tie secures the catcher extremely securely. It is not coming off by mistake no matter what if you tighten it correctly.
20 years in our house and the washer drain pipe has never clogged. A recent camera scoping of our main-line pipe to the street showed it was squeaky clean. I guess if you are predisposed to your pipe clogging from lint, this product is for you, but otherwise, just something else for me to forget to replace and before you know it, I have a mess in the laundry room because the filter is clogged.

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