
A hand tool that pulls buried pet hair out of carpet, rugs and sofas
Vacuums lift the loose hair on top. The hair that is worked down into the fibres stays there. This tool has a serrated metal cleaning edge that catches those strands and drags them up into a pile you can pick up with your hand.
Drag it across the carpet a few times and you will see how much was hiding in there, even after vacuuming.
- Gets the hair that is stuck deep in the fibres
- Works on pet hair and human hair
- Nothing to plug in, charge or refill
Hold it steep for fine fabrics, flat for the tough ones
The cleaning edge works at any angle, and the angle sets how hard it bites. Hold it nearly upright, at about 90 degrees, on fine-haired fabrics. Tilt to about 45 degrees on medium fabrics like sofa cushions and car seats. Lay it almost flat, around 10 degrees, on tough, dense carpet.
It is gentle on the surface either way. The edge grabs hair, not fibre.
- About 90 degrees for fine-haired fabrics
- About 45 degrees for medium fabrics
- About 10 degrees for tough, dense carpet
Carpets, stairs, rugs, sofas, car seats, pet beds and clothes
Anywhere your dog or cat sits, hair builds up. The same tool does the living room rug, the stair carpet, the sofa, the back seat of the car and the coat you are about to wear out. It works on any non-knitted fabric.
It is small enough to keep in a drawer or the car door pocket, so it is there when you need it instead of in the cupboard with the vacuum.
- Any non-knitted fabric
- Compact enough to keep in the car
- Reaches corners and edges a vacuum head misses
What makes this pet hair remover stand out?
One solid hand tool, no moving parts, that does the job a lint roller and a vacuum both leave unfinished.
Serrated cleaning edge
A metal edge with fine teeth that catches embedded hair and lifts it out in seconds.
Grip handle
A soft, wide handle you can pull through a whole rug without your hand tiring.
Works at any angle
Steep for delicate fabric, flat for dense carpet. You control how hard it bites.
No refills, ever
Nothing to replace. No sticky sheets, no batteries, no cord. Rinse it and it is ready again.
What pet owners are saying
The same reaction every time: the pile of hair that comes out of a carpet that looked clean.
“I could not believe how much hair was still in my area rug after I vacuumed it. I have tried countless tools and none of them actually worked. This one did.”
After the vacuum“Four cats and two dogs, so there is a lot of shedding. It is crazy the amount of hair that comes up that you do not even see.”
Six pets, one tool“Made cleaning my car after five dogs and eleven puppies had been in it so easy. I have recommended it to a lot of people.”
The carOne thing it does not do
It does not work on knitted clothing. The edge is made to pull hair out of woven and pile fabrics, and on a loose knit it would catch the yarn instead. Everything else with a flat weave or a pile, from a wool rug to a fleece jacket, is fine.
Scrape the hair into a pile, pick it up, and rinse the edge under the tap when you are done.
- Not for knitted clothing
- Woven fabrics, carpet pile and upholstery are all fine
- Rinse clean, no maintenance
Give it a real 30 days.
Vacuum your rug the way you always do, then drag this across it once. If the pile of hair that comes up does not convince you, tell us within 30 days of delivery and you get a full refund.
No questions asked. Contact support with your order number and the team will arrange it.
Frequently asked questions
What people usually want to know before they order one.
Does it work on deeply embedded pet hair?
Yes. That is what it is for. It pulls hair that is worked down into carpet, rugs, sofas, clothing and car seats, the hair a vacuum passes over.
Does it work on knitted clothing?
No. It is for woven and pile fabrics. On a loose knit the edge would catch the yarn. Any non-knitted fabric is fine.
Does it work on human hair?
Yes. It lifts both pet hair and human hair from fabric.
Will it damage my carpet or sofa?
It is gentle on surfaces. The teeth catch hair, not fibre. Use a steeper angle on fine fabrics and a flatter angle on dense carpet.
Does it need batteries or refills?
No. It is a solid hand tool with a metal cleaning edge. Nothing to charge, plug in or replace. Rinse it when you are done.
Where can I use it?
Carpets, stairs, rugs, sofas and armchairs, car seats and floor mats, pet beds, and clothing. Anywhere hair collects on a non-knitted fabric.
What if it is not what I hoped for?
Contact support within 30 days of delivery with your order details and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
The pile that comes out of a clean-looking carpet
Most of these start with someone who had already vacuumed.
“I have been looking for anything that gets cat and dog hair off my furniture and rugs. I have tried countless tools and this one actually did it.”
Verified customerCustomer experience“Great for my rugs and even my hardwood floors. The amount of hair that comes up that you cannot see is crazy.”
Verified customerCustomer experience“We take it to my mother's house and do her bedroom carpet twice a year. You could build another animal out of what it pulls up.”
Verified customerCustomer experience“Got rid of hair, crumbs and dust on the stairs without hauling out the vacuum. Lives in the hall drawer now.”
Verified customerCustomer experience“The car mats were the real test. Two dogs, every weekend. It cleared them in a couple of minutes.”
Verified customerCustomer experience“I thought my carpets were clean until I used this. Now they actually are.”
Verified customerCustomer experienceFor woven and pile fabrics only; not for knitted garments. The cleaning edge is metal: keep out of reach of children and store with the edge covered or facing down.