Washing Machine Lint Traps - Arden Ritz 2 pack - #16036

Washing Machine Lint Trap - Ritz Fabric Mesh - #16036

Optimize your laundry routine with our Ritz Fabric Mesh Washing Machine Lint Trap. Designed to prevent clogs in your drains, this durable fabric mesh lint catcher attaches securely to the end of your washing machine hose, ensuring that lint is effectively trapped before it reaches your plumbing.

Key Features:

• Durable Construction: Made of tough white fabric mesh, this lint trap is built to last.
• Easy Installation: Features an elastic collar that easily fits around nozzles up to 2" in diameter, ensuring a secure fit on your washing machine drain hose.
• Effective Lint Control: While the Ritz trap has larger holes, making it less effective at trapping smaller lint particles compared to our other options, it's still a reliable choice for most laundry needs.
• Versatile Usage: Suitable for various types of laundry, including blankets, jeans, and towels, which tend to generate more lint.
• Cost-Effective: Disposable and convenient, each pack includes 2 lint traps that can last up to 24 weeks depending on usage.

Manufactured in China for Ritz/Arden Companies, this lint trap is a practical solution for keeping your drains clear and avoiding costly plumbing issues.

Case Pack = 144 cases 

Not sure if this is the right type of washing machine lint trap for you? We have three kinds, so in addition to this O'Malley lint catcher there's an O'Malley plastic mesh lint catcher, and an Arden/Ritz fabric mesh lint catcher.  Ask us for a free sample if you are in doubt - call or email with your name & address  - we'll send a sample pack out in first class mail. 

Washing machine lint catchers are disposable. If you buy 12 packs (2 lint traps per pack) you'll have 24, which would last 24 weeks if you used one per week. Of course, how often they need replacing depends on how much lint the laundry generates, which depends on the items laundered. Some blankets, jeans, towels, etc. create a lot of lint. Lots of people use mesh lint traps in their laundry area because using lint catchers on the washing machine drain pipe is cheaper and easier than calling in a plumber to unplug the drainage system.