Wokaku Roller Pet Hair Remover Lint Brush with Self-Cleaning Fur Bin and Ergonomic Handle for Furniture Couch Carpet

This works pretty good. You may have to roll it a bit but does the job. Easy to clean then my last brush. Read more

This isn't as easy as the disposable sticky roll ones, but it works fine for me to lint roll my scrubs for work (I work in veterinary medicine so my scrubs are always covered un hair. I took off a star because it's a tiny bit noisy when using. Read more

picks up pet hair and lint efficientially with no sticky residue. Easy to clean out trapped debris highly recommend. Read more

I love this little pet hair remover. All you have to do is roll it back and forth across the surface of nearly any kind of material and it removes the hair. Push the button to open the compartment to empty the collected hair. The handle fits comfortably in my hand. It's much better than using countless sticky roller sheets. It's very effective and easy to use. A great value for the price. Read more

The roller works well for picking up fur, but it’s not rolling back into the catcher Read more

The media could not be loaded. I have multiple cats, and shedding in the house is an ongoing battle. Our long-haired cat, in particular, has a favorite sleeping spot that is tough to keep clean of hair. In the past I’ve used the rollers with disposable sticky sheets to remove hair off of furniture and bedding, but those are limited in how much fur each sheet can hold before it’s no longer sticky. I decided to give this lint roller a try and WOW— it actually picks up fur quite well! In the pictures, I tested it out on a flannel sheet that is my long-haired cat’s favorite sleeping spot. It was pretty filthy before, and I used the roller in each spot for maybe ~20 seconds or so back and forth multiple times. I was amazed at just how much fur it picked up and that it didn’t seem to leave any behind in the spots I tested it on. I’m really impressed with how well it works! That said, I’m a bit iffy on the durability of the plastic of the thing itself. The handle is made to snap into the brush head with little plastic tabs that hold it together. The plastic is a bit lightweight for my liking, and I’m uncertain how it might hold up over time with repeated use given that pressure gets put on this area when it’s being rolled over a surface. The little lid on the back of the brush head is designed to pop open when pressed so that fur and debris can be removed from the inside compartment. Everything works fine so far, but the plastic of the pop-up door assembly is also on the lightweight side and I’m not sure how durable it will be with repeated use. Overall, while I do wish that the plastic was a bit stronger, this lint/hair remover brush works AWESOME at actually removing all of the pet hair from fabric surfaces and containing it for disposal. Read more

For all of us with double-coated canine family members, it's shedding season. So brushing and wiping dog hair is a constant chore. For some furniture and materials, a roller is the right tool, but it doesn't pick up as much of my Husky's hair as this lint roller does. The addition of the rubber wiper on this roller makes it so more hair gets picked up in less strokes. I think this is one of the best lint rollers I have tried. My main complaint is that because it picks up so much pet hair, the compartment for storing the collected fur doesn't store that much and requires constant emptying. The other thing to note is that the motion to make the brush work is a push and pull motion. I found that short strokes is the best and least effort to clean surfaces and fabrics. Read more

I received this and was excited that it might work to pick up dog hair. I have a Corgi, so dog hair is a big issue. It does work, but you have to press down kind of hard to make the roller move like it is supposed to. It has a handy little latch that opens the door to dump out the pet hair, but you have to be careful when using the lint roller so as not to accidentally open the door while using it. Would I recommend it? Possibly. It does pick up dog hair, but it isn't exactly what I expected. Perhaps it will roll a bit easier with time and use. That is my only issue with it. Read more