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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 the product page - 50% off when you apply promo code
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Product Description:
- 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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Washer drains to a sump that must pump the sewage uphill
Washer is connected to extremely old plumbing already prone to clogging due to deteriorating pipes
Washer is on a septic system (dubious utility here, but it will increase the frequency of needing to empty your septic tank very slightly)
If none of that applies to your setup, then you don't need a washer lint trap.
I used to get clogged drain every 2 years. This happened right after we switched to a HE washing machine, perhaps with less water the lint just doesn't get washed away like they used to. But with a lint trap, which I change monthly, I haven't had a single clogged drain in 5 years.
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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