Wad-Free Bed Sheet Detangler Reduces Laundry Tangles - As Seen on Shark Tank, Made in USA

I have waited in my whole life for someone to make a product like this, and I didn’t even know that it existed.I saw this product along like others that I have purchased from bloggers on Instagram and I’m here to tell you that they work!! I struggled so much washing my fitted sheet and my regular sheet and when I got the package delivered, I purposely waited to wash my fitted sheet and it worked so good!!!For the price being so cheap it works so good! Super easy to install and doesn’t make excessive noise in my washer. It’s perfect!

Unlike some reviews, I had no problem attaching to my sheets. To be specific, I tried them on my 100% percale cotton sheets (which are heavier than microfiber and other fabric blends) and have an 18" drop width . They stayed attached through the wash and dry cycle and were easily removed. It was worth the extra five minutes it takes to attach them. I guess if you're washing several sets every week it might be more time consuming, but if balled-up sheets make you say bad words in front of your family, I highly recommend them.

I wanted this to be a 5 star review, but in all honesty the product doesn't perform as well as I'd hoped. My sheets are all queen-sized and I use the wad-free gizmo every time I wash them. I've checked and rechecked the instructions and the website and know I'm using the product correctly. I always use the low, delicate setting for washing/rinsing. The sheets still twist up in both the washer and dryer. I'm generously giving 4-stars because they don't twist and wad up as badly as they do without using the gizmo, which, in my opinion, is over-priced.

After eight weeks of testing the Wad-Free detangler with various sheet sizes and materials, I can confirm this Shark Tank product lives up to its promises. I've tested it through 24 wash cycles using different washer settings, sheet types, and load combinations.Testing Protocol:Tested with:Queen fitted sheetsKing flat sheetsTwin sheet setsMixed material sheetsVarious wash temperaturesBefore vs. After Comparisons:Without Wad-Free:Sheets tangled 90% of timeOther items trapped insideUneven cleaningExtended dry timeExcessive wrinklesWith Wad-Free:No sheet tanglingItems remain separateEven soap distribution25-30% faster dryingReduced wrinklesInstallation Experience:Takes 30 seconds to attachClear instructionsIntuitive designStays secure during washEasy to removePerformance By Sheet Type:Fitted Sheets:Perfect corner alignmentNo elastic stretchingMaintains shapeEven cleaningNo corner bunchingFlat Sheets:Prevents twistingEdges stay untangledEven water distributionReduced wrinklesBetter soap circulationDurability Testing:After 24 washes:No clip damageStrong grip maintainedNo plastic degradationClear instructions still legibleNo sheet damageReal Benefits Observed:Drying Time:Without: 60 minutesWith: 40-45 minutesConsistent 25-30% reductionWrinkle Reduction:Significantly fewer creasesMore even distributionLess ironing neededBetter fold qualitySmoother resultEnergy Savings:Less dryer timeMore efficient washingReduced iron usageLower utility costsLess wear on sheetsLimitations:Initial learning curveExtra step in laundry processStorage between usesHigher upfront costOnly works on sheetsLoad Testing Results:Mixed Loads:Sheets separate from clothesNo tangling with other itemsEven cleaning throughoutBetter load balanceReduced noiseSheet-Only Loads:Multiple sheets stay separateEven agitationPerfect spin balanceConsistent resultsOptimal cleaningValue Analysis:Considering:Time savedEnergy reductionExtended sheet lifeReduced frustrationBetter cleaning resultsThe initial investment is justified within 2-3 months of regular use.Final Verdict:4.9/5 stars. The Wad-Free is one of those rare products that solves an annoying problem completely rather than partially. The time and energy savings alone justify the cost, while the improved cleaning and reduced wear on sheets are valuable bonuses.The tiny deduction from perfect score is solely due to the extra step required in the laundry process, though this is minimal compared to the benefits.Pro Tips:Keep near laundry suppliesAttach before loading washerRemove promptly after dryingMark sheet corners for faster attachmentBuy multiple for sheet setsBest for:Large sheet setsMixed laundry loadsEnergy conscious usersThose with multiple bedsWeekly sheet washersNote: While the price might seem high for a plastic device, the time and energy savings make it worthwhile for anyone who regularly washes sheets.

TL; DR: don't buy this. You will end up with microplastics in your home.Bought this a little over a year ago and it mostly worked as advertised. Mostly. Did my (cotton, standard depth, no weird elastic or anything) queen size sheets still get twisted and wadded up? Yeah, but not as *often* as they used to. Did they still capture and hold socks and t-shirts hostage in the dryer, forcing me to hang dry a single sock or a shirt? Yeah. Not as often. And eventually I learned to check the sort of hammock/bindle this thing creates when transferring to and from the dryer, to try to extract said hostages. Did it help things dry faster? Not that I've noticed, but who knows. Maybe yes for others.Then today I loaded the wash as usual. I followed the instructions as usual (and yeah, I saved all the OG packaging and checked periodically to make sure I didn't forget to do anything as per the instructions). I heard a weird clicking sound in my washer, went to check, and everything *looked* normal. I stood and listened, looked, grabbed the manual to the washer (I'm that guy who saves and reads alllll their appliance manuals), looked some more, and eventually gave up when the clicking noise stopped. I figured it might have been one of the WadFree devices hitting the other one, or maybe hitting one of the tumble fins in the washer tub. Whatever had happened, it didn't stop the clothes in my front loader from tumbling, and it didn't trigger any warning lights, alarms, etc. on the washer....Then I opened the door once the load completed, and PLASTIC SHRAPNEL spilled out. The photos attached don't do this absolute snowdrift of plastic justice. One of these things had caught on *something* in the wash (what??!!! I do NOT know. I crawled inside the tub to look and couldn't find anything inside the washer itself. Was it the other WadFree paddle?). I took my clothes out and they had flakes of white plastic all over them. The WadFree plaque on my flat sheet had one tab undone and the adjacent side/corner was totally shredded. The other three corners were still appropriately attached to my sheet. The fitted sheet one was normal. The flat sheet looks fine, thankfully.I've had to vacuum my hallway and after letting it air out, vacuumed inside my washer. Took all the wet clothes out and shook them out outside to get the plastic shards off before drying. I'm running a load of towels now to make sure this didn't destroy my washer (which I bought only a few months before the WadFree things, and which I would VERY much like to not have to replace because it's FULL OF SHREDDED PLASTIC) and will update if any lasting damage appears to have been done.