Reusable tool lets you remove pet hair from any area--carpets, upholsetry, clothing, auto interiors, and more. Just wipe and pet hair is removed!
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
The Only Way to Remove Pet Hair:
We have three cats that sleep on our bed, shedding heavily on our comforters and blankets. The Gonzo Pet Hair Lifter is the only product I have ever used that gets all the fur quickly, easily and completely off the surface. As you brush the dry sponge across the fabric the hair gets removed in long strands. The product can be used countless times, washed and used again. I can't praise this sponge enough. We have been able to buy fabrics we couldn't use before discovering the Gonzo because of its total... more info
Good Stuff!:
I bought this item on the merits of the reviews posted here so I thought it only appropriate to come back and post my own. I was pretty excited for this product to come as my house had been overrun with puppy hair, and I have to say I was not let down. It wasn't QUITE as magical as I was hoping for but it gets the job done without having to constantly replace those roller tape things most people use. The one thing I would say it doesn't help much with is fleece, which my girlfriend has much of and of which... more info
If You Own Fuzzy Pets, You Need This:
We have two cats, and although they aren't super-long haired they do shed. The Gonzo Pet Hair Lifter works amazingly well-- much better than a lint roller or magic cloth. It's completely reusable, too. I keep one in my housecleaning caddy to swipe furniture with, and another one in my closet, tied to a string, for our clothes. I recommend their odor eliminators, too.
Works! But crumbles eventually:
I found one of these in a fabric store years ago and am still using it. It definitely works. I could make a new cat from all the fur this thing has picked up over the years. I think of it as an "eraser" - it works like one. Perfect for upholstered things and clothes. A few swipes or swirls, if fur deposit is heavy, and the area is fur free. I've never rinsed mine. I just pull the collected hair off with my fingers. But after a while, the Gonzo starts to break down a bit and crumble. Mind you, this is after... more info
