Pro Lint Remover- Carpet Scraper Tool- Reusable Pet Hair Remover, Metal Lint Roller for Cleaning Pet Hair on Clothes,Rugs,Pet Bed,Sofa,Blue Carpet Brush for Car,Shaggy Plush Rugs,Delicate Sofa,Blanket

I bought the Pro Lint Remover to tackle the constant pet hair and lint buildup on my carpets, and it has been a total game-changer! The device works incredibly well on carpet fibers, picking up even the smallest hair and fuzz without any issues. It’s really satisfying to see it pull up pet hair that my vacuum misses.The adjustable settings allow me to use it on different carpet thicknesses, making it versatile enough for both high and low-pile carpets. It’s very gentle on the fabric, so I don’t have to worry about damaging the carpet fibers, yet it’s powerful enough to get rid of all the stubborn lint and debris.What I love most is the convenient design—it’s lightweight and easy to handle, making it perfect for quick cleanups. The removable lint tray is also super easy to empty, and I can use it multiple times before needing to clean it.If you have pets or just want to keep your carpets looking fresh and tidy, I highly recommend the Pro Lint Remover. It’s made a noticeable difference in how clean and fluffy my carpets look.

the best way to remove pet hair from carpets, easy to use, good results

Very pleased with the scraper. It’s cleared well trodden in fur from the stairs which the vacuum cleaner wasn’t picking up. Haven’t used the brush yet.

This is a great wee gadget for stairs, as I cannot hoover them anymore. Would definitely recommend

I have bought so many other tools to collect and remove bunny fur from furniture, carpet and pillows, such as sticky lint rollers, lint brushes etc and this by far has been the worst one I've tried.The metal tool pulls at the fabric with every stroke and collects fur so minimally that I really don't think it's worth the anxiety of ruining my pillow/furniture/clothes/rug fabric. I wouldn't use it on anything I care about, that's for sure.The plastic/silicone brush did nothing but cause static so that bits of fur would get stuck to it as it passed but it didn't actually bunch up or collect any fur beyond the brush's surface. Once it was covered in fur, all it did was spread fur along the fabric like moving it from one place to another but you couldn't get the fur off of the brush because it was all stuck there with static. I'll say at least it's easy to clean and doesn't pull at the fabric. It sort of works on short length carpet but then so does a vacuum cleaner.I would definitely suggest finding something else, anything else really, even your bare hands would do a better job.

I was very sceptical about the effectiveness of the product, and I was very surprised. I vacuumed the stairs first and then used the lint remover and wow 😮 the amount of pet hair it removed from the carpet was unbelievable, definitely value for money, it’s sturdy and the handle is easy to grip, would definitely recommend this and will be using this as part of my stair cleaning routine

The media could not be loaded. Recently brought a car and I realised there's dog hair all over in the boot. (Video attached). Before the video I've already hovered it well and the hair wasn't going.I'd thought I'd get one of these lint rollers to see what it can do and I got to admit, it's not bad for 4 quid. As per the vid, the bottom half is what I had just rolled which took about 15 mins.It does get the lint off very well, the hair was really stuck in so I might have to do a second pass with a hoover to get it all out.For most people, it won't be as bad as this sinse the carpet in the car boot grabs everything.Overall good product, seems sturdy. Definitely removes lint well. May need a few passes over tougher pet hairs like mine. Defo would recommend. Will give it a solid 5.Note I've only just got it and used it today so I can't really comment on durability over a long term period.Thanks!

Cheap but very useful, gets rid of bulk of cat fur on sofa