ACE2ACE Pet Hair Remover Roller, Reusable Animal Hair Removal Brush for Dogs and Cats, Easy to Clean Fixed Areas Pet Fur from Carpet, Furniture, Rugs, Stairs, bedding and Sofa

Product Information

I noticed that the FurLifter struggled to remove short, spiky dog hairs that had worked themselves deep into the fabric.

But even when these dogs aren’t molting, they still leave hair everywhere. If you have ever brushed a Siberian Husky, you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about – your hand can get covered in hair just by giving pats and belly rubs. These pet hair removers use a microfiber fabric to trap dog hair. They only work when swiped in one direction. They lift and catch pet hair and require you to remove the dog hair from the brush manually. Fur-Zoff Pet Hair Remover was one of the only pet hair removers I tested that is made in the USA. It looks like a pumice stone. However, it’s only suitable for a limited range of materials because it’s coarse. I snagged the stone on my polyester clothes. The scratchiness of it means that you don’t want to use this near laminate floors, wood or plastic. That really narrows down its uses. I had the most success at removing dog hair from my car upholstery. However, I was worried about using it near the sides of the car and the console – I didn’t want that scratched up. Don’t get me wrong… It’s a great product and more than up to the task of removing dog hair, but our other recommendations work just as well without scratching and snagging.

And best of all, they are completely natural. Made entirely from wool sourced from New Zealand sheep, these balls won’t expose you and your family to any nasty chemicals. Bounce dryer sheets to work. How good would it be if a simple dryer sheet was the solution to your pet hair problems? Bounce dryer sheets claim to reduce static cling in clothes as they tumble around your dryer. Unfortunately, they cannot remove pet hair that is already clinging or embedded in the fabric of your clothing. My clothes came out just as hairy as they went in.

The ChomChom Roller works well on any flat fabrics. I successfully used it to remove pet hair from my comforter, blankets, pillows and even my suede ottoman. When it came to sweeping up dog hair, no broom allowed me to clean every area of my house like the Bissel Pet Hair Broom. If this is true, then I am disgusted that you would take a swipe at our credibility and trust that we work so hard to maintain, in an effort to deceive and mislead our readers.

Conclusion

It’s this versatility that meant I could use the Gonzo Pet Hair lifter on anything from my fabric drapes and car upholstery to wooden shelves and laminate flooring. Even the base of my curtains that drag along the floor, collecting dog hair and dander… Like my former neighbor. She slept with three fully grown Alaskan Malamutes. You had better bet that her king-sized bed was always covered in dog hair. It disgusted me, but it didn’t bother her in the slightest. But then, she hated chores too. While it may seem like a pet hair remover gets rid of dog hair like magic, they are, by no means, a miracle product – they work best with frequent cleaning. As for who contributed the fur? The following pups were more than happy to shed everywhere to assist in our review… ChomChom boldly claims that their roller is the world’s best pet hair remover. When it comes to removing dog hair from clothes, I’ll agree!

Unfortunately, these products failed to noticeably reduce pet hair. It didn’t matter if it was towels, sheets or clothes, we experienced the same. It appears that removing pet hair from wet fabric is a difficult task. Even the wool balls that perform well in the dryer failed to impress in the washing machine.

For the car, we recommend using a rubber brush. Rubber brushes are best used in tandem with a vacuum because they cause pet hair to clump together into easy-to-remove wads. The base can hold a generous amount of wadded hair. You’ll be able to clean an entire couch in a single session before needing to empty it. FurZapper promises to remove pet hair from both your washing machine and dryer. This was another fur remover made in the USA, but its performance disappointed. It just didn’t remove enough hair to make a noticeable difference, even adding six to a load in both my washing machine. As for the dryer, when it came to performance, wool balls were the superior choice. In addition to this, I also cleaned 12 different houses owned by people I befriended at the local dog park. The one condition? That they had indoor dogs. Who would turn down a free cleaning? This allowed me to test the pet hair removers on a wide range of different surfaces and materials.