OXO Good Grips Furlifter Self Cleaning Garment Brush

Excellant product, removes all pet hair in a couple of strokes, sturdy and easy to use. Pet hair removed from case by just slipping off the bottom cover. Recommend product.

This brush is great - well designed and made, it removes hair off clothing, fabrics etc with ease. The handy storage tub doubles up as a self cleaning solution that makes removing all the fluff and hairs etc a doddle. Would definitely recommend

We have a cat, which always seems to end up on one of the beds. After she leaves the bed, there is a thick patch of fur left behind. We were going through so many fur rollers, I took a punt in this.Firstly, it’s a decent build for the price. Nice and sturdy, and the material which collects the fur, seems like it should last.Testing this in the beds, I would say it collected 80-90% of the hair. There was a lot of stubborn hair which seems to get caught in the fabric of the covers, which come up off with sticky roller, but I can’t seem to get off with this. I have found workarounds, but not as easy as just rollers.But, it does a good job, so happy to keep using this.The cleaning is very easy as well. A lot easier than I was expecting. One swipe up and down, and pretty much all the collected hair is in the little bin at the bottom.

After using a lot of different pet hair removal brushes I was a bit sceptical about paying out for yet another, but this is by far the best really quick and simple does the job brilliantly and when you replace it into the holder all the hair is collected at the bottom 👏

Bought this to stop using disposable sticky lint-rollers.It's well built, and is super easy to use and clean. The grip is solid and the housing is nicely designed.Sadly the design is far better than the performance. Ultimately, it's not as good as sticky lint-rollers. Having said that, it's good on most items of clothing, but requires more 'elbow grease' than a sticky roller.I'm pleased I bought it, because I have reduced my need for sticky rollers and thereby sending less waste to landfill.I think this is a good product to have, but would have some backup sticky rollers for more problematic clothing.

Very good clothes brush, easy to store. Good value and quality

I find it ideal for getting small bits of dust & lint off my garments. Worked well on cotton/linen fabrics, denim and knitwear w/out excessive nap/loops.I own a number of black clothes, so this has been essential during my newfound attentive attitude to the condition of clothes. However, it admittedly hasn't always been effective at removing fluff-stuffs from my black denim jeans.I found myself however really liking the brush holster/cleaner. Referred to as the "base", it does a pretty good job at clearing the brush with it's (Patent Pending!) cleaning system. Simply contains the same microbristle brush material on either side, oriented in a way that brushes the brush upon removal from the base.In, out a couple times, dust collects at bottom, open up, remove, rinse & repeat. It's quite efficient once you get used to it.The brush comes shy of 30cm when in it's holster (I think that's a cooler name for the base). Somewhat sizeable for small backpacks, but still reasonable to take on the move. I do actually find myself using it outside when I have a spare moment.So for the money, it's quite good. You could get cheaper, but once I saw this recommended in a blog for it's brush cleaning system, I wanted to try it. And it delivers! You just might need a lint roller or perhaps a rubber brush to get dust off more stubborn materials. It does work better than a softbrush, which I was using.I for one prefer a less disposable, more environmentally friendly solution for lint. So for me, this will suffice.

Cleans itself - amazing. You need to make sure you use in the correct direction.It takes off a lot of cat hair. Sometimes it depends on what you are brushing the cat hair off - i.e. the material.It doesn't get 100% of cat hairs off and there is an element of some hairs being lined up but I was quite impressed. I have to say I think it also depends on the type of cat hair. I have a long haired cat and I think hair pick up is generally easier as its wispier and longer easier to get hold of. Shorter haired cats have different type of fur which has always seemed more difficult to remove to me.