Lint rollers work — until they run out. Tape gets expensive, and when you've got multiple pets and a fabric couch, you go through a roll a week.
The pet hair remover glove works differently: an electrostatic surface creates a gentle charge as you move across fabric, attracting and bundling fur without adhesive. Hair gathers into the center of the glove as you go, so there's one clump to peel off — not a sticky sheet to roll and toss. Machine washable and reusable, indefinitely.
- Reusable and washable, so it cuts waste and saves money over disposable rollers.
- Electrostatic surface lifts fur, lint, and dust off fabric with just a light glide.
- A wide glove shape covers big areas fast — couches, bedding, and car seats.
- Soft, breathable material with a five-finger grip keeps it comfortable and easy to control.
- Works across clothing, upholstery, rugs, blankets, and most other fabric surfaces.
Works Best On
Most household fabric surfaces: upholstered couches, car seats, pet beds, blankets, rugs, fleece, and everyday clothing. Works on dog and cat hair equally well. The wide glove shape makes quick work of large flat surfaces like sofas and bedding.
Not recommended for: deep-pile or shaggy carpets where hair is tightly embedded, or very delicate and loosely-knit fabrics such as lace or silk that may snag. For deep carpet hair, a carpet rake works better.
How to Use
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Put it on: Slip your hand into the glove — the five-finger fit works for most hand sizes and keeps it secure while you work.
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Wipe across the surface: Use broad, back-and-forth sweeping strokes across the fabric. The electrostatic surface grabs fur and lint as you go.
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Collect the fur: Hair naturally bundles into a strip along the glove surface. Peel it off and discard.
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Rinse and reuse: Rinse under warm water or toss in the washing machine on a gentle cycle. Air dry completely before storing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the electrostatic surface work?
As the glove moves across fabric, friction between the Oxford cloth face and the surface creates a mild static charge that attracts pet hair and lint — similar to how a balloon picks up paper scraps. No chemicals or adhesives involved.
Can I use it directly on my pet?
No — this glove is designed for fabric and upholstery surfaces only. For grooming your pet directly, use a dedicated pet brush or deshedding tool instead.
How do I clean the glove after use?
Rinse under warm running water and squeeze out any remaining hair, or machine-wash on a gentle cycle. Air dry completely — avoid tumble-drying, which may affect the electrostatic properties over time.
What surfaces does it work best on?
Flat upholstered surfaces — couches, car seats, pet beds, rugs, and bedding — where you can take long, smooth strokes. Clothing and blankets also work well. Less effective on deep-pile carpet where hair is tightly embedded.
Is it really washable — will it keep working after many washes?
Yes. The electrostatic effect comes from the Oxford cloth material itself, not a coating. Machine washing on a gentle cycle preserves the surface. Consistent performance after many washes is typical.
