DDiL at the weekend, showed us a dog wash bag that her mum had given her. There are many out there on the market, varying in price. We sent for the same version and used it for the first time yesterday. To be honest, we were getting a bit fed up with all the dog hairs on our wet laundry!
Here is said bag:
This one measures about .75cm x .54 cm so is quite large. You fill it with her washing, put the detergent inside the bag (a bit of a balancing act) and throw it in. Once the wash has finished you unzip it, take her washing out, giving it a good shake before hanging on the line. The bag is then turned inside out and given a good shake and also hung up to dry. My machine was actually clear of dog hairs afterwards - brilliant.
Ruby made us laugh yesterday as she was invited onto DB's lap whilst he was sat on an upturned bucket - don't ask:
She moved just before I took this photo but she was actually sitting with her bum in the air against his chest whilst she figured out how to get into a small space. 7 months old now.
We both said yesterday that we were glad the first 6 months are over as I for one, was far more stressed than envisaged. We think she is getting ready to come into her first heat so that should be interesting.
That wash bag is such a good idea! I should get one for my daughter and her cats!
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Seems to work well. They may do one for a cat that is smaller.
DeleteThat's a great idea, I need to wash pet things and no matter how much I brush and shake them beforehand there's always fluff or hay stuck to the fabric. I might get one, thanks.
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DeleteGreat idea. I, also wonder if they do one for a cat and if they are available here in Canada. Research time.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
A cotton pillowcase works really well for smaller pets.
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