Reusable Pet Hair Remover Brush for Carpet and Upholstery
No sticky sheets, no refills, nothing to buy again.
Cat hair weaves into carpet rather than sitting on it, which is why a hoovered floor still looks furry in low sun. This lifts the woven hair into a line you can pick up, then brushes clean by hand.
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At a glance
- Material PP
- Size 20 x 19.5 x 7cm
- Weight 212g
- Colours Mint green, dusk grey, white, and a duck design
- Surfaces Carpet, upholstery, bedding, clothing
- Refills None required, the head is reusable
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Everything worth knowing
Full specification
A reusable hair remover that pulls cat hair out of carpet, sofas and bedding with nothing to replace and nothing to throw away.
Lint rollers are a running cost and they give up on carpet entirely. This works on the fibres rather than the surface, so it lifts the embedded hair a vacuum leaves behind, and you empty it and use it again.
It gets the hair a vacuum misses
Cat hair does not sit on carpet, it weaves into it. Suction alone pulls off the loose top layer and leaves the rest, which is why a freshly hoovered carpet still looks furry in low sun.
Dragging the brush head across the pile lifts that woven hair up and rolls it into a line you can pick up in one go. On a sofa it is the difference between a cushion that looks clean and one that actually is.
Nothing to buy again
There are no sticky sheets, no refills and no batteries. The head brushes clean by hand, so the running cost after you buy it is nothing, which over a year is the whole argument against a lint roller.
It is 212 grams and 20cm across, so it lives in the drawer by the sofa rather than in a cupboard.
Safe on the things you would not risk
It lifts hair without a blade or an abrasive, so it can go over upholstery, throws, bedding and clothing without pulling threads or pilling the fabric. That matters on the surfaces cats actually choose, which are usually the ones you care most about.
The moulded handle gives you a straight push with your weight behind it rather than a wrist-only stroke, which is what makes it work on a stair carpet.
Specifications
- Material: PP
- Size: 20 x 19.5 x 7cm
- Weight: 212g
- Colours: mint green, dusk grey, full-handle green, full-handle white, and a duck design
- Surfaces: carpet, upholstery, bedding, clothing
- Refills: none required, brush head is reusable and washable
- In the box: pet hair remover brush
Worth knowing before you buy
- This is a manual tool, not a vacuum. It gathers hair into a pile that you then pick up or hoover away. It does not collect into a sealed chamber.
- It works by directional strokes. Pushing one way lifts the hair, and the return stroke does little, which takes a minute to get used to.
- On very deep pile or shag carpet it is hard work. It is at its best on short pile, upholstery and bedding.
- Clear the head every few strokes. Letting it load up is the main reason people think one of these does not work.
- Colours and handle styles vary by variant, so check which you are ordering.
- Orders are dispatched within 7 to 10 working days. See our shipping policy for the full detail.
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
Is it a vacuum?
No. It is a manual tool that gathers hair into a pile which you then pick up or hoover away. It does not collect into a sealed chamber.
Why does it only seem to work one way?
It works by directional strokes. Pushing one way lifts the hair and the return stroke does little, which takes a minute to get used to.
Does it work on deep pile?
It is hard work on very deep or shag carpet. It is at its best on short pile, upholstery and bedding.
Will it damage fabric?
There is no blade or abrasive, so it can go over upholstery, throws, bedding and clothing without pulling threads or pilling.
Mine seems to have stopped working.
Clear the head every few strokes. Letting it load up is the main reason people think one of these does not work.