Washing doggie towels/blankets

[Helen]

What's the difference between the dog and the horse one?  Apart from the horse one being a little cheaper

[Wenco18]

Wouldn't know  I just wouldn't have thought to look for a "horsey" one, but if they are the same I would probably be
tempted to go for the cheapest.  They must both do the same job   

[minimoo]

After reading about them on here I bought a horse bag 12.70 on ebay and am very pleased I can also wash my shower mat in it too

[Joules]

I reckon they are probably the same, apart from name and colour - I have ordered a horse one as it was cheaper 

[vixen]

I have a horse one.  I think the only difference is the size as obviously the horse one needs to be bigger to fit their washable items in.  I use mine a lot and as it is the bigger size I can use it to wash my turtle mats too. 
I have had it for several years now and when I first got it I did think "oh, I could have made this much cheaper" but it has proved its worth over the years. 

[BobnDot]

Up until now we've always used an old pillowcase to contain any doggie stuff in the washer. These bags look great though and one is now on order  .

Well, to be more accurate, Dot spotted me reading this thread and told me to order one......Yes love, to hear is to obey  .

Bob.

[dizzytrish]

I discovered these bags too after my washing machine kept getting stuck on the drain cycle,with the bag, I dont have to defluff the filter each month anymore!
Definately worth £12,better than a £300 machine   

[abzy0309]

I have been using mine!! It's excellent! Happy customer 

[PennyB]

I use the big horse type bag to..... but for our cover that goes over our bed as he frequents there in the night .
I use a lint roller to get most of the hair off anything of his, bed covers, blanket, equafleece etc.

I use rubber gloves as it gathers the hair up together on quite a few things