ELEMSYPet Hair Remover, Dog Cat Hair Remover, Lint Cleaner Pro, Fur Removal Tool, Portable Carpet Scraper, Fuzz Rollers Hairball Shaver Brush for Carpets, Car Mat, Couch, Pet Bed, Furniture & Rug

If you have a cat and he or she has their own bed, this is the perfect tool to remove hair .It works great.

This really works on all kinds of dog hair

This thing is magic! Takes a little elbow grease at times depending on the level of dog hair but it's totally worth it. The only thing I didn't like is the handle is a little uncomfortable to hold for long periods of cleaning

Works great and my dogs love it.

Test a small section first, it pulled out too many carpet pieces from my stairs. Low pile rugs would probably be a better product for this. Might try it on furniture, just make sure it’s a safe material.

This might be the best invention ever. It gets dog hair off of everything. It gets it out of the car carpet that is so hard to get. It gets it off the couch without ripping up the couch. It is so quiet to use. It is easy to use and very easy to store. It is small while also being a great size to make it easy to use.

This may work on carpets, but don’t use it on fabrics of any kind bc it’s going to rip the bejeezus out of anything it’s put to. The directions act like if one uses it on low nap or non directional fabrics that are not woven, delicate or knitted and one holds it at the correct angle it will work like a charm, but that simply isn’t the case. It literally RIPS up any fabric with its tiny sharp corner edges. I tried it on the few fabrics that leaves and at all angles and never found anything it didn’t just destroy on contact; & as other reviewers have said, it just kind of moves the hair around-it doesn’t pick anything up.I am keeping it bc I want to try tufting and this tool is used as a finishing tool in the shaving process-to manually prep it (gets the big bits shaved off) prior to using a automatic shaver. It should have computed that with that as it’s job, it wouldn't work well for the more delicate job of picking up dog hair. Perhaps it also depends on the nature of your dogs hair-is it poodle hair or pug hair-fluffy, long and kinky or short, slick and hard? Bc just like in fiber felting, those longer, kinky hairs are going to easily stick together while those hard and slick short ones are never going to; and my dog has the latter. Either way I tried this on multiple items and it just tore everything to crap despite following the directions to a tee.I am wondering if people are unknowingly getting a lot of the fibers of the items they are cleaning-be it their car seat, couch or carpet-with some dog hair on top-and thinking this tool is working great-til their seats/rug/whatevers are threadbare; bc I cannot figure out how so many reviews are five stars for this product that worse than doesn’t work-it literally destroys the thing you are attempting to clean!

Works perfect for getting dog hair out from carpets !