Professional Rubber Broom with Solid 120cm Handle Pet Hair Removal Sweeping Brush - Specially Designed to Remove Dog Cat and Human Hair from Carpets and Flooring - Hundreds of Individual Rubber Bristles Collect and Attract Hair from Carpet - Also Features Inbuilt Squeegee for Removing Water from Flooring - Soft Flexible Rubber Bristles will Not Mark Surface

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The telescopic handle can take on four different positions to clean hard-to-reach areas and under furniture, and the dustpan features a rubber lip to ensure it all goes in. It will even collect wet mess, in case you’re just in from a muddy walk. To make matters worse, your washing machine is now also full of pet hairs. Which then gets on everything else you wash. The brush surface is thousands of micro bristles as opposed to paper, so there is no waste (great for eco points). The handle includes an arrow, which tells you the best way to brush – just go against the grain and no hair will be missed.

However, there are just a few things to keep in mind to make the decision a little bit easier to make:But we haven’t even mentioned the best part. When using some of the other methods on our list, you can end up dropping half of the hairs again before you reach the bin. But with this lint remover, just insert the brush into the base and pull it out. Voila – a clean brush. Items which promise to dissolve or grab hair from washing machines are generally poor and hit-and-miss, which we found when reviewing them, so it is best to just ensure the issue is not repeated when you’ve finally got on top of it. We tested four different tools made specifically for removing pet hair from loads of laundry and couldn't find any that worked as well as Bounce Pet Hair and Lint Guard Dryer Sheets. It doesn’t matter how much you groom, wash and towel clean your dog or cat – you still end up finding pet hair on your soft furnishings, clothes and bed, even if they have been nowhere near these items. Uproot Clean's Cleaner Pro has metal teeth that are great for pulling pet hair out of carpets and gathering huge amounts of fur at a time, but snagged on our polyester knit fabric and the fuzzy sweaters we tested on when used as instructed. Large amounts of deeply embedded fur that was not visible on our test carpet was pulled to the surface by this tool easily. It is available in two sizes which are convenient for big and small jobs too. Holding the tool at a 90-degree angle to use on delicate fabrics did not produce great results, but did prove to be a gentler option for the fabrics it struggled to run smoothly over.

Let us know in the comments what pet hair–removal tools or techniques have worked for you. And no, this article is not sponsored; as with every installment of Sweating the Details, it’s just free consumer advice from your local part-time auto detailer. Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned.

Just keep in mind that smaller ones will require more effort from you to clean a large surface and larger ones can be uncomfortable to maneuver along smaller items and take on the go. Products with long handles are convenient for cleaning floors and other hard-to-reach surfaces. All of the loose hairs are gathered in the base, and when you’re done, just remove the base and empty them all out straight into the bin. You can also store the brush within the dustpan if it is left upright, so any remaining hairs on the brush are kept in one enclosed place until it is next used or has a big clean. Getting out all of the attachments for the vacuum cleaner every day seems like a lot of effort, but you have had enough of overzealously wiping down your suit before the work meetings every morning. Sometimes, the vacuum doesn’t even do a proper job.

For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. The triangle shape and handheld size of the device make it easy to grip and position in a variety of angles. Plus, since it's essentially a plastic wedge, with no crevices or nooks of its own, cleaning the Analan is as simple as rinsing it off in the sink.The hairs come out as one clump, so you have a better chance of not losing any. Great for car seats, chairs, pet beds, clothes and human beds. And no need to buy refills or throw anything but the hairs away. These dryer sheets are formulated to trap pet hair and lint better than the original dryer sheets from the brand, but still offer the same fabric softening ingredients that the regular Bounce dryer sheets are known for. Because each sheet can only be used one time, these are not the most environmentally conscious option, but you can find a second use for used dryer sheets by using them to remove dust from baseboards, furniture and other small surfaces. What are the downsides? You have to wash on a hot cycle of 85-95°C for it to work, which isn’t very planet-friendly. So, you may only want to use it occasionally when washing pet bedding. For bigger problems, we also found one sachet wasn’t enough so it could get costly. When determining which size product you need, consider where you’re going to be removing pet hair most often. If you want to get in small spaces or take it on the go, opt for something nimble and light. If, however, you’re trying to cover a lot of territory—such as all the floors in your home—you'll probably want something bigger.

You know the feeling - you sit down in your new trousers or freshly washed shirt and find small pet hairs over the fabric. Dryer balls not only cut down on your clothes dry time but also are a great way to remove pet hair without adding any extra work to your cleaning routine, and these dryer balls by Smart Sheep are impressively effective at removing hair in a full load of laundry. Wool dryer balls work by adding extra air circulation to a dryer cycle, resulting in short dry times and removing static that results in fabric cling and remaining pet hair. While the Analan was convenient, comfortable, and extremely effective, its handheld size gave it a substantial limitation, since you can only scrape a few inches at a time. For most fur cleanups, the Analan was perfect, but you might want to seek a larger pet hair remover if your goal is de-furring rugs or other large items. The issue with a vacuum is that it is usually bothersome to bring out and set up. You can’t be bothered one day, and before you know it, your home is a hair-bomb. If you frequently travel with your dog in the car or even on planes, this tiny pet hair detailer by the Lilly Brush Store is a great tool to have with you. This detailer also can be clipped to a keychain, so you never leave home without it. Its simple, yet effective design allows for easy cleaning of tight corners and broad swaths of fabric. Although this detailer was great on taut fabric, such as upholstery, we would not recommend it for removing hair from clothing.I had high hopes for the wet-rubber-glove method, and at first it seemed to work. Using the glove, I was able to clump some hair together, allowing me to vacuum it up. However, the glove didn’t remove enough hair—only about 60 percent—and what remained was wet and even more difficult to vacuum. Third place: Lint roller Matthew Fink