Product review (1 stars): Utility Pro sold inferior "Home-Aide" lint traps misrepresented as "Helping Hand" brand
I used to buy "Helping Hand" lint traps at my local CVS pharmacy and was very happy with them.  In 2013 I tried some generic lint traps sold on Amazon by Binford Supply House.  They were awful.  Upon taking them out of the package and unfurling them, dozens of pieces of aluminum shavings sprinkled all over the place.  The filters turned to rust after 2 or 3 uses.  I went back to using the Helping Hand brand.

In April 2016 I decided to check Amazon again, specifically looking for the Helping Hand brand. I was happy to find them sold by a company called Utensil Pro.  However when they arrived they were NOT the Helping Hand brand (despite the advertised picture and description), but rather a brand called Home-Aide.  I was going to return them but figured it wasn't worth the trouble given the price ($12.95 for 10 pieces).  Mistake.  These are just as bad as the generic units I purchased from Binford Supply House.  The photo speaks for itself.  After 3 washes the unit was not much more than a pile of rusted goo. After lifting out the main fragments out of the utility sink, I still had to contend with dozens of sharp rusted metal barbs left behind.

My recommendation:  do not purchase from Binford Supply House or Utility Pro.  The first sells an inferior product; the second sells an equally inferior product misrepresented as a good one.