Inventor’s Creation Popular With TV Shoppers
Once he decided what he wanted to create, Lafayette businessman Ken Taylor spent six months perfecting the Magic Fur Ball.
Measuring 5½ inches in diameter — slightly larger than a softball — the product consists of a rubber ball wrapped in black and red material that is used on lint brushes.
When placed in a clothes dryer, the ball has a patented process that dries clothes faster while lifting lint and pet hair from clothes and sending it out the vent.
“When the clothes are dry, there is no hair on the clothes and no hair on the ball. And the ball rolls the clothes, which makes them dry faster with less wrinkles.”
Recently, the Magic Fur Ball was a popular late night item on the QVC television shopping network. In less than five minutes, more than 2,000 balls were sold.
Photo by QVC.
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