Vamoosh Pet Hair Dissolver – Pet Hair Remover for Washing Machines
- David Lawrence Novak
- 4 hours ago
- 3 min read
For pet owners, washing your pet bedding can sometimes prove challenging, especially if you're pet sheds a lot of hair. Pet hair can get stuck in your washing machine and even clog it, affecting its performance over time and leading to costly repairs. All that can be avoided with a simple solution like Vamoosh Pet Hair Dissolver.
WHAT IS VAMOOSH'S Pet Hair Dissolver?
Vamoosh Pet Hair Dissolver is a pet hair removal solution for washing machines, which uses an enhanced formula that dissolves hair with active oxygen. It offers a quick, easy way to wash pet bedding and works on all types of pet/animal hair, leaving your washing machine clean and hair-free while also eliminating odor. Its formula contains zero chlorine bleach, leaving no chemical residue.
Designed to tackle even the most stubborn hair from those extra-fluffy companions, this pet hair removal solution helps simplify your pet bedding laundry routine.
In this article, we explain how Vamoosh Pet Hair Dissolver is designed to work, how to use it, and discuss its pricing.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Hair fibre, which is made from keratin, doesn't dissolve in water. However, Vamoosh's patented enhanced formula uses active oxygen to break down the the SS-bond (or "disulphide bond") in keratin. This helps break hair strands into smaller pieces, effectively dissolving and washing them away.
Its formula is made of a blend of active ingredients, including sodium carbonate peroxide, sodium sulphate, sodium silicate, tetraacetylethylenediamine (TAED), non-ionic surfactant, phosphonate, silica, and perfume. It also contains approximately 30% of oxygen-based bleaching agents.
Vamoosh's enhanced formula works on all types of pet/animal hair, no matter how thick their hair might be.
Its formula delivers 6-in-1 action for your pet's bedding and washing machine. In addition to dissolving pet hair, it also hygienically cleans everything it comes it contact with, leaving both your pet's bedding and your washing machine clean and free from pet hair. This not only keeps your pet's bedding looking cleaner, but also helps maintain your washer’s performance over time.
What's more is that its formula also contains zero chlorine bleach, meaning it leaves no chemical residue behind.
Best of all, it also removes bad smells, thus eliminating odor from your pet's bedding.
Here's the company's video on the science behind its Pet Hair Dissolver:
HOW TO USE?
As for using Vamoosh Pet Hair Dissolver, the whole process is quick and easy.
Firstly, add one sachet of Pet Hair Dissolver directly into your washing machine's dispenser drawer. (For larger pet bedding loads, the company recommends using two sachets of Vamoosh).
After that, add your usual detergent, plus fabric softener if you wish to maintain softness.
Then add your pet's bedding without overloading your washing machine with too much bedding at one time. This is because there needs to be enough room for Vamoosh's formula to work.
Lastly, set your machine to run the longest, hottest cycle (85/95°C). Do not use a "Clean" cycle if available on your machine. The company recommend using the "Cotton" cycle, set to the longest duration possible.
At the end of the cycle, dry your pet's bedding as usual.
Vamoosh Pet Hair Dissolver can be used with machine-washable pet beds, pet blanks and dog towels.
Keep in mind that currently, Vamoosh only works with front load washing machines.
PRICING & AVAILABILITY
If you're interested in purchasing Vamoosh's Pet Hair Dissolver, know it's sold in a pack of 3 ($17.99), a pack of 6 ($26.99), and a pack of 18 ($54.99).
You can buy it on Amazon via this link.
David Novak is an internationally syndicated columnist, TV and radio personality, and expert in consumer electronics. For over 20 years, his column has appeared in over 200 newspapers around the country, and enjoys over 15 million in viewers and readers. He's appeared in Wall Street Journal, USA Today, GQ, the Living Magazines, The Mark Levin Radio Show, The Laura Ingraham Talk Show, Paul Harvey Radio Show, Today, Good Morning America and Kelly and Ryan. Read all the tech news at GadgetGram.com
