FurDozer X3 PRO Pet Hair Remover & Auto Detailing Tool – Cat & Dog Hair Remover for Carpets, Car Interiors, Couches, Bedding, & Furniture – Reusable Pet Hair Removal Tool for Dog Fur & Lint, 5″, Grey

Cat hair be gone
This works so good, I just wish it was bigger. Works great on our cat hair. I use it on the carpet ,couch,chairs and pet furniture. Easy to clean,quick to use and doesn’t hurt your fabrics.

Comparing fur removal tools
I’m tired of my furniture being covered in fur so went on a quest to find the best fur removal tool. I don’t enjoy vacuuming all the chairs and couch everyday, so I was hoping one of these would work well.I’m comparing the Furdozer X6, Furdozer X3, the ZeBrush (or copy of) and the old red lint brush type.I’m returning the Furdozer X3. The plastic teeth are very stiff and hard. I thought they would be more rubbery or flexible, but they are a bit too hard for me. I would be afraid to use this on fabric like a bedspread or pillow. I tried on a chair and it did scrape the fur up. But both this and the Furdozer X6 basically drag the fur in a pile. So you have to gather it up by hand. This is probably fine for carpet and tough fabric that is horizontal. I don’t see how it would work well on a vertical surface like a chair back.The Furdozer X6 was better for me. The rubber is softer. I does grab the fur and pile it up. It takes several strokes though and then you have to gather the piles by hand. It worked better on a vertical surface than the X3, plus this has lots of different edges and stuff to get in crevices, etc. But you still have to use it repeatedly to get all the fur up.The ZeBrush (or anything like it – I thought I was buying it but I got a version called Daxiaod) are basically like the red lint brushes we’ve had for years. The only difference is the new ones have a holder that you shove the brush into which pulls the fur off the brush you use. Not sure how well that works down the road once it gets really dirty in there. Both of these work by brushing against the grain of the brush and it grabs the fur which sticks to the brush. Then you have to clean the fur off the brush, and repeat the process. I feel like this is safer on softer fabrics because it doesn’t pull that hard and it works well on clothes and in any direction. It’s kind of annoying to have to keep cleaning it off to use it repeatedly. But it does gather the fur and eventually can get it all.In my opinion, there’s not much difference between the red lint brushes of old and this new version with a case that takes the fur off it. Maybe slightly more convenient to have the case but the cost is quite a bit more. No difference in actual fur removal. Plus, I tried to order two regular ones, but their wording tricked me and I ended up with one big size and one travel size which I didn’t want. My bad.I do like the Furdozer X6 and hope that between that and the lint brush, maybe the cleaning process will go faster. I think the X6 will get the fur “unstuck” from the fabric and then the lint brush will pick it up quicker.None of these are miracle products. You’re still going to be scraping them across your stuff several times. Seems like in all the videos they show, the fur is just nicely sitting on top. That’s now how it is in my house – the fur is embedded and it doesn’t take long. And then it floats around too. Such a pain but it’s the price we pay for our sweet kitties.

Good, but not a miracle tool.
I have a long-haired cat and a short-haired cat. The long-haired cat’s hair is easy to get up, no problem. The short-haired cat’s hair sticks into the fibers of my living room chairs and drives me nuts. The chairs are ivory and he is dark gray, so it makes them look dirty. I tried everything including duct tape, so I finally bought this tool and gave it a shot. Yes, I will say it got up the majority of his hair, but it does take a little work and finessing to get the tool just right. Maybe I’m just getting used to it being different than my usual pet hair remover, but I didn’t care for the way all of the dander seem to get worked up with the hair as well and collected on the tool and I guess I have to get used to picking up the hair by hand because it doesn’t stick to the tool. I found it a little tricky, but I could probably get used to it. The other weird thing was as I was using the tool some of the hair in front of it would actually jump back behind it. I figured it must be static electricity so next time I’ll moisten the tool. I had to wet my fingers to pick up the tiny balls of hair as well.

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Easy to use but only on tightly woven fabric – e.g my chinos, while I am still wearing them – just after my cat gets off my lap, it is okay.It didn’t work on the cat bed, nor on the dressing gown that one cat likes to sleep on. The sticky lint roller or the reusable lint brush roller was better. I would not buy again – not recommended.

i bought this for my clothes instead of trying to find a good jelly roller or using the wasteful paper lint rollers. This is great for brushing fur into a pile for easy removal, i have an ultra shedding dog and two cats so very needed and i keep it in my bag, as its quite small, so its always handy!