Reddit reviews Wheeky Pets Laundry Helper, Laundry Bag for Pet Beds, Fleece, C&C Cage Liners, Midwest Cage Liners and More, for Guinea Pigs, Rabbits and Small Pets, Green/White, Size 29” W x 31” L
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Keeps washer clean and free of pet hair and debris - Great for all pet laundry, including guinea pig, rabbit and small pet fleece, C&C cage liners, Midwest cage liners, small beds, bed covers, cuddle cups, blankets, towels and moreReduces the “yuck factor” - Cleans pet bedding and laundry and keeps washer free of pet hair and debris; also keeps pet hair and debris out of the laundry drainage system, reducing clogsSaves time and money – Reduces maintenance calls and wasted water/gas/electricity; this bag pays for itselfDurable - 100 percent polyester fabric allows water to flow into and out of the laundry bag, providing superior cleaning and hair filtration; special anti-stick coating prevents pet hair from clinging to bag and easily shakes out; Convenient size - Large size (29”W x 31”L) fits 4 x 2 C&C cage fleece, or Midwest cage liner, plus cuddle cups and bedding for two small pets100% quality inspected, screen-printed and packaged in USA
Use a horse blanket bag like this.
This is the one! However, depending on how good you are at shaking the hay off of your fleece liners, you could just use oversized wash bags for human laundry. I snagged some at Aldi that are about the same size as these and I use those for my piggies’ liners.
GET. WASHING. BAGS. Let me tell you, I was so happy when I broke down and got one. No more having to clean the washer after each piggy wash!! I'll link to one below. You wash the fleece in them and then dry out of the bag (the bag can't be put in the dryer, according to the sheet they sent)
When you get your fleece, you'll have to put it through a few HOT washes with dye- fragrence- and softener-free detergent and white vinegar to get it to whick. Test after the 3rd wash and dry with some drops of water. If they bead up on top but don't soak in, wash and dry again. If they soak in, you're ready to use! Personally, I use the "Method" free and clear detergent. You have to look carefully at detergents because some "free and clear" ones will be dye- and fragrance-free, but will have softener, which will prevent the fleece from whicking. I believe arm & hammer also makes a "free and clear" detergent that is also fabric softener-free.
Here's the bag I bought! It fits a fleece for a 1x2.5 C&C cage and the wide loft with plenty of room to spare: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07H44VZLN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_YX9GDbR6MXJKF