No Water Accumulation, No Sinking
Stays floating during the entire wash cycle to help keep your clothes clean and tangle-free. Say goodbye to pet hair, dander, and loose debris clinging to your freshly washed garments.
Are You Still Suffering From Laundry Hassles?
Pet hair and loose debris make washing clothes a real struggle for pet-loving households.
Fine & Permeable Collecting Mesh
Featuring a fine and highly permeable filter mesh, this bag effectively captures pet hair, lint, dander, and loose debris as laundry moves. The open weave structure allows soap and water to flow freely while locking micro-particles inside.
Continuous Floating Design
Designed with a lightweight plum-blossom floating frame, the filter stays steadily on top of the water level. As water swirls, the cone-shaped filter net trails underneath to continuously skim hair and prevent laundry from wrapping or tangling.
Simple 4-Step Effortless Filtering
Easy to operate, simple to empty, and fully reusable for every single wash.
Prepare the fine and permeable filter bag before launching your washing cycle.
Simply place the filter directly into the washing machine together with your laundry load.
Once the wash is complete, remove the top floating piece to access the gathered hair.
Empty out the collected dander and debris, rinse under water, and reuse.
Washing Machine Compatibility Guide
Please review your appliance type carefully to ensure optimal floating filtration performance.
Specifications
All product parameters and technical highlights are extracted directly from verified design data.
| Top-load automatic, wave-wheel, single-barrel, or double-barrel washing machines |
| Roller / Front-loading washing machines |
| Captures pet hair, lint, loose paper debris, and dander during washing |
| 4-ball symmetrical plum blossom floating top connected to a cone-shaped mesh net |
| Detachable frame for quick debris emptying and manual tap rinsing |
| Blue, Pink, Purple |
Frequently Asked Questions
A: This filter relies on floating at the surface of accumulated water to catch swirling lint and hair. Front-loading machines tumble clothes sideways with very little surface water, which prevents the filter from floating and gathering debris.
A: You should ensure there is enough water inside the washer barrel. If there is too little water, the filter will get trapped deep inside the clothing bundle rather than floating freely on top to catch surface debris.
A: Not at all. The design features a detachable assembly. Simply pop open the plastic snap connecting the float and mesh cone, turn the cone inside out to dispose of the collected debris, and rinse it under water.