OXO Good Grips Furlifter Pet Garment Brush Hair Remover For Clothing, White, Garment Brush

I had this style of brush a few years ago made by another company, and it worked great for lifting pet fur from fabrics. But after the dog ate it, I settled for using duct tape or those "peel-off tape" roller brushes. Neither of those worked as well as this style brush had for pet fur; it seems that a sticky surface picks up dust and such well if it's on top of the fabric, but it doesn't "catch" onto fur to pull it up when it's trying to blend in with the fabric--as fur often does.So when I decided to finally replace my favorite style brush, I chose this OXO for two reasons: all my OXO products have been good quality and have felt GREAT in my hands, and I thought that the case might protect the brush from my dog until I can rescue it if he finds it!Well, the brush works even better than I'd remembered this style working. It feels good and works WELL in either hand--unlike one-sided brushes; you just flip the brush to the other side if the direction of the arrow isn't the direction in which you want to brush with a particular hand.And the case/cleaner exceeded my expectations! Not only does it protect the brush, it REALLY cleans it well with a quick pump in and out a few times. You simply pop off the bottom of the case to take out the fur when it's filled; but you don't have to do that often, because it hold A LOT. And the case acts as a stand, so it sits neatly on a shelf or dresser and looks nice between uses.We have a 70 lb., fuzzy dog and two cats, and the the brush gets most of their fur off furniture, textured comforters, and clothes quickly. Some of their stiffer hair sometimes gets pushed deeper into fabric--if it's already started weaving itself inside; but that has only been a few hairs out of thousands for us, and I've been able to pick those out with my fingers. But if you have a short-haired dog with very stiff fur, you might have more hair-weaving issues than we have.The OXO works better for lifting fur off fabric than our name-brand vacuum, too. I'm very happy with it.

Works super well and easier to use than the sticky ones. Picks up hair as well as disposable options if not better

The media could not be loaded. We have a husky and were spending a fortune on lint rollers and a ton of time cleaning hair out of our clothes, carpet and furniture every day. We figured we’d invest in one of these brushes to see if it was worth it.I must say it does a bang-up job and has exceeded our expectations. It lifts hair right out of even fine-threaded fabrics. It only works if you move the brush in the right direction but there’s an arrow on it to tell you which way you need to brush.The receptacle is pretty good too, it gets most if not all the hair when you dip it in once, and by the second dip the brush is clean as a whistle.I will say you have to go over the fabric a few times to get 100% of the hair out, but compared to the lint rollers we were using before it does a much better job and you don’t feel wasteful having a pile of sticky paper in the trash afterwards. It’s great for preventing hair from pilling up, but even when your furniture or clothes are caked with hair it still works great. I’m even able to brush the dog with this thing.I just bought the furniture and on-the-go brush and am excited to get those in. However, I’m skeptical of the carpet rake. The hand-held ones do great but if it’s using the same kind of materials for a rug, I doubt it will get a deep enough clean in our carpet, plus don’t want to take up more space with that large thing. We use a hand-held/ long-toothed furminator for the rugs / carpets and that works great for us.

I have been using this for about 6 months for removing lint from clothing. Easy to use, just brush in the direction of the arrow printed on the handle. Works better, in my opinion, than a sticky roller. The fabric on the face is unidirectional, so it only brushes lint in one direction. The lint then is either brushed off the clothes or is stuck to the fabric on the face of the brush. After several strokes, just push and pull the brush into the plastic holding box, which is lined with the same unidirectional fabric, and the lint will be pushed down into the holder, eventually ending up into the very bottom, where the plastic base cap can be removed and the lint emptied. If you have very delicate clothes, this may be too harsh, but otherwise it has done exceptionally well.

It does okay, but I still need to use sticky tape to get all the pet hair off my clothes.

Best lint brush ever we have a husky and the fur doesnt stand a chance great quality

Life changing might sound like an exaggeration- but….this thing is amazing! I work with fur fabric and whenever I leave my workroom I could go through ten sticky lint roller sheets to even make a dent in the fuzz that I’m covered in. THIS lint brush (and it’s compact counterpart) remove every single bit of fuzz with a few good swipes - and no used up sticky sheets to throw away!! If someone’s not leaving a good review for this product, they must be using it with the cover on - because it’s without a doubt the best lint brush I’ve ever used!

This works quite well better than I expected but not as well as the sticky rolls of course. But no waste no refilling sticky rolls or stopping to pick the tape that has torn. I like that it folds up and the hair collects Inside. You just spin it one half turn and it comes out. Nice. I keep it by the door to get the German shepherd tumbleweeds off of me.