Get Pet Hair, Fragrance Buildup Out of the Laundry

Get Pet Hair, Fragrance Buildup Out of the Laundry
Pet hair can get all over the house—on rugs, on bedsheets, and on clothes. It sticks to fabrics and won't go away. smrm1977/Shutterstock
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Dogs and cats shed. A lot. That pet hair can get all over the house—on rugs, on bedsheets, and on clothes. It sticks to fabrics and won’t go away. How maddening to find it on the clean clothes from the dryer. What’s a person to do?

Dear Mary: I am one of your millions of fans. Your insight, tips, products, and recipes are terrific. Thank you for your time and efforts! I’m looking for something I can purchase or make myself to put into the dryer to extract dog hairs from fabric. Years ago, I purchased a kind of fabric ball, which looked ordinary enough and worked great. Since then, I’ve never seen anything like this. I’m desperate! Thanks. —Anita

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