The rubber broom that drags embedded pet hair out of carpet and rugs
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- homes with a shedding dog or cat where hair grinds into low-pile carpet and stair edges
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- It is a manual broom, so large areas take more effort than running a vacuum
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The FURemover rubber broom uses natural rubber bristles that build a light static charge to lift embedded pet hair out of carpet, rugs, and upholstery that a vacuum skims over. The head pivots and the handle telescopes to 58 inches, so it reaches under furniture and along baseboards, and a built-in squeegee edge doubles for water on tile or glass. Rubber bristles rinse clean under a tap and hold up outdoors, so it also works on car seats and patios. Best fit: homes with a shedding dog or cat where hair grinds into low-pile carpet and stair edges. It is a manual tool, not powered, so it trades speed for getting hair the vacuum cannot.
Pros
- Natural rubber bristles build static that lifts ground-in pet hair a vacuum leaves behind
- Telescoping 58-inch handle and pivoting head reach under furniture and along stairs
- Rinses clean under a tap and the squeegee edge doubles for water on tile or glass
Cons
- It is a manual broom, so large areas take more effort than running a vacuum
Frequently asked questions
Does it actually get hair out of carpet?
Yes, that is its main job. The rubber bristles create static that drags embedded hair up from low and medium pile carpet, stairs, and upholstery that vacuums often miss.
Can I use it on hard floors too?
Yes. It sweeps hair and debris on tile, hardwood, and laminate, and the built-in squeegee edge pushes water on hard floors, glass, or in the shower.
How do I clean the broom head?
The rubber bristles rinse clean under running water. Pull off the collected hair and rinse, and it is ready to reuse.
Will it scratch hardwood floors?
The bristles are soft natural rubber, so they are gentle on sealed hardwood and laminate while still grabbing hair and dust.
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