Pruven 849P-SK-5 3.8 by 7.6-Inch Pet Hair Remover Tool with 5-Sheet

I read some of the reviews on this site before purchasing and was very skeptical on purchasing this item but decided to do it anyway. I loved this product works great on my living room furniture. I think it worked better than my normal lint removers but is fairly higher than them as well. My suggestion is you make the call. I'm just a witness that these hair remover sheets do in fact work great!

This product does work well, though not significantly better than a dampened sponge. However I'm not willing to spend hundreds of dollars a year for refills. With 2 dogs and 2 cats, removing hair from upholstery is a daily chore. Each refill is good for one session, and sometimes 2 refills are needed. It is impossible to clean the refills for reuse. Just too expensive to use.

It works for removing pet hair, but I don't know that it's any better than a good sticky lint roller. The value isn't really on par with other hair removal tools as you don't get many sheets with it. It is comfortable in the hand and easy to use, so that aspect is actually better than a lint roller.

Love this product. Wish it were more available. It really removes embedded pet hair!

Is easy to use and works well. I have had them before and thought them a good buy, and worked well.

We have 2 cats and my wife loves them - but she's allergic. So we're always looking for a better way to remove hair from clothing and furniture. This product is pretty much a handle, with a sheet of "velcro" on it - the hook side. The hair on your couch is the "other half" - it's going link up and get pulled off.First "BUT..." - the "velcro" sheets are disposable. The write-up seemed to imply that you'd discard a sheet every time you use it. It comes with 5 sheets, and says they are replaceable - but from WHERE? Since I got this online, looking for replacement sets is not something I'm likely to do.Next "But..." - the "velcro" is rough. I would not want to brush fine clothing with it! It feels like it would be too hard on delicate fabrics - I even worry about the couch holding up under months and years of brushing at it.This only costs $7-and-change at the time of this writing, which is not a huge investment...BUT I can buy those hair remover rollers of sticky tape for $1 at a nearby dollar store. They are cheap, easy to use, and do an excellent job of picking up about every cat hair from either fine clothing or furniture - without pilling or roughing up the fabric.So - recommended - with some serious buts.

I've got a small mutt who sheds quite a bit. This didn't work for us at all - barely picked up any dog hair from furniture or clothing. Had better luck with a lint roller from the dollar store.EDIT: I found a new use for this which made me bump up my rating from 1 star to 3... after accidentally washing a load of laundry and throwing it in the dryer with a brand new blanket and pulling out all my clothes completely covered in pesky lint that refused to come off with a lint roller, I pulled this thing out of the closet and figured it was worth a shot. Holy moly - it was a miracle worker. It got that stubborn lint out like nobody's business. It took me a few hours to go through all my laundry, but I'm actually really happy I had this around. If you're looking for something to pick up pet hair, this isn't the thing, but if you're looking for something for those times when your laundry gets really messed up by lint, THIS is what you want to have around.

I have four cats. I've pretty much given up on the battle against fur; vacuuming is my last defense. So I thought I might try out this tool and make one last attempt to control the fluff. This little device works fine on furniture. Unfortunately, that is pretty much all it is good for. I was hoping to use it to remove fur from my comforter, but it just pulled up threads and made evil tearing noises. Do not use this on clothes. It works beautifully on carpet, but it is way too small to be very effective.The handle is comfortable to hold, the head fairly big to quickly work over a chair or couch. I have yet to figure out how to put the refill on. The packaging has directions, but following them blindly doesn't produce the desired results.All in all, it does what it says and it is a decent price. I prefer lint rollers though. Check this out:  Scotch-Brite Lint Roller, 95 Sheets, 5 Count . Not as strong as this tool, but easier to use and a lot more of 'em.