Scotch-Brite Lint Brush, Lint Remover for Pet Hair, Cat Fur, Dog Fur and Fluff, Great for bedding, Sofas, & Clothing, Resuable, Double-sided Head, No adhesive, 1 Pack

I’ve used plenty of disposable lint rollers, but the Scotch-Brite Lint Brush is a game-changer. It’s double-sided, so you get more coverage with each swipe, and the directional fibers really grab lint, pet hair, and fuzz from clothes, furniture, and even car seats. I have pets, and this brush handles fur like a pro.What I love most is that it’s reusable—no sticky sheets to replace, no waste. Just rub off the collected debris and it’s good to go again. It’s lightweight, easy to store, and perfect for quick touch-ups before heading out the door.If you’re tired of constantly buying refills or want something more eco-friendly, this brush is a smart, budget-friendly solution that actually works.

I had multiple garments including dress pants and merino wool that were covered in lint, and I tried four different methods to remove it. First I used tape (essentially what the sticky rollers are) which was useless. Then I tried the Evercare Duo with the metal comb, which worked pretty well but was a pain to use as it moved the lint rather than picking it up, so I had to brush it to the edge of the garment and off, and as I went I had to keep brushing the same spot over and over as the lint would often get moved sideways or backwards or get redeposited. I also had to be extra careful on the wool, making an already tedious process even worse. I then tried the Carrand silicone brush, which I had high hopes for based on reviews, but it didn't do much of anything.Finally, I tried this brush, and while it still took a bit of time and I had to brush the same areas repeatedly, it made much faster progress than the Duo brush (the only other one that made ANY progress) while not needing to be careful with it. The dual-sided design is really nice as they are oriented in opposite directions, so depending on how you're brushing you can use one side or the other to make it easier. It also allows for more lint removal before requiring cleaning of the brush. Which brings me to my final point: the reviewers complaining about it being difficult to remove the lint from the brush, which appears to be the majority of the negative reviews for this thing, are clearly doing something wrong. It takes literally five seconds to clean. I do find it helps to brush it with a paper towel, as that somewhat grips the lint to push it off the brush, not to mention you can then pinch it off the edge of the lint brush with the paper towel to collect it. I suspect those having difficulty are trying to just use their hands, which may not provide adequate traction to remove the lint. But it's not rocket science. This things works well, is well designed, appears to be well made, and yes, does clean easily. Could have saved a good bit of money and time had I just tried it first.

Now this works great for pet hair. No, it won't pick up every single hair but the overwhelming majority is picked up. I use a two step approach in pet hair removal. This is my first step followed by the sticky paper roller which picks up any remaining hair on non-washables like furniture (I wish it wasn't). My sofas would be so clean if I could just dump then in the washer! But till then, this method has been the least effort and least time consuming with some very good results. Rely on a brush of this type for the majority of hair removal and use the sticky roller for the last remaining hair. You will save money on purchasing sticky roller refills and I think be happier with the results you achieve. My older cat sheds a ton everyday. I keep this by my bedside and it's so much less work and less frustrating than just a roller where it seems you spend most of your time tearing off sheets.The only drawback, you do have to roll off the pet hair as the brush becomes loaded. I use my fingernail and scratch across in the opposite direction. it cleans the surface well and it doesn't take a whole lot of time to do that. It's a decent and reliable method for hair removal without throwing my money away on myriad and often useless rollers.While I couldn't remember the brand of pet roller I was looking to replace, I did purchase the Scotch-Brite Pet Roller and those seem pretty good having decent adhesion like my last one. Any hair left from this type of microfiber brush gets lost on the final sweep with the roller. I'm not sure if microfiber is actually what this brush is but they work like Velcro when moved in the correct direction as indicated and if you've ever had a piece of Velcro lying around it does tend to attract things. I purchased a clothes brush decades ago that had this fabric on one side and a brush on the other. It's still picking up hair and the reason I purchased this in lieu of trying to use just a sticky roller. This 3M brush has worked well for me and it's much larger than the one on my clothes brush.I just wish they would make one even bigger. A nice 10" x 3", for example, would really speed things up on sofas and beds. Are you listening 3M?

love this product. great for pet owners, it's a huge lifesaver for getting the pet hair off before leaving the house! super easy to use and clean, and it is more eco-friendly than normal lint rollers. you also don't have to consistently buy new paper, so it is a better financial option too! it isn't sticky, so you can put it anywhere without worrying about things getting stuck. it is small enough to fit in a glovebox or center console but big enough not to get lost. this was a great purchase and i would totally buy it again if i needed to!

This is a perfect lint brush. I use it all the time and it's great for getting pet hair off of everything. Highly recommend.