The Pet Hair Remover Brush pulls stubborn pet hair and fur out of seats, carpets, and floor mats that hoovers leave behind. The rubber bristles create a static effect that grabs and bunches hair into clumps rather than pushing it further into the fabric. Fast, effective, and doesn't damage the upholstery.

How to use: Brush firmly in one direction across the fabric surface — short, firm strokes work better than long sweeps. The rubber bristles will agitate the hair out of the fabric and roll it into clumps. Pick up the collected hair bundles by hand or vacuum up between passes. Work in sections from back to front or top to bottom. Rinse the brush regularly under cold water to clear collected fur from the bristles and restore grip.

Tip: Use before vacuuming rather than after — the brush brings the hair to the surface where the hoover can then deal with it properly. Trying to hoover embedded pet hair first doesn't work nearly as well.