Lilly Brush Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit | Pet Hair Remover for Couch, Car Carpet, Car Seat, Auto Interior Detailing Kit, Cat and Dog Hair Remover Tool, Cat Fur Remover, Deep Cleaning Tools

I’ve raised Dogo Argentinos for the past ~16yrs and although they don’t shed as much as other dogs I do of have owned, they have the most coarse coats of any dog I’ve owned that gets stuck everywhere to the point you basically need tweezers to pull some of the shorter hairs out of carpets. And, I’ve had at least 1 Dogo in my truck darn near every single day for the past 6yrs so, let’s just say at this point I’ve tried every brush, power vacuum, and other “best hair removal tools” you can think of. This was really just a “let’s try another type” purchase while searching for something I could really get in between the seats and front center consul which was packed with hair. The first time I used it was 2 days after my weekly “deep clean” of that dog hair that gets stuck in any little crevice, cup holder and of course the carpet. I bring out all my brushes, shop vac with smaller head attachments, spend about 45min going at it. No joke, even though I had just done a very thorough cleaning, I could not believe how well it worked and how much hair I removed! I had more hair piles that day by being able to get up those embedded hairs than I did during my big clean days before. Hair from the other dogs was brought up with zero effort. I’d just make little piles then suck up with the shop vac. The two different designs work great for larger areas and the long handled one great for in between or under seats and tighter areas. I noticed doing quick strokes about 6-8” long at a time really picks up a lot of hair no vacuum would ever get up, and won’t pull up the carpet itself which you will see happen if too much pressure is applied. I had a lot of other small debris in there I hadn’t been able to get to to remove before. That first time I spent about 30min going through the entire car and couldn’t believe how much of was removing immediately- I actually could even see that I was pulling up hairs from one of my older Dogos that had been in that truck who I had to say goodbye to almost 3yrs ago (different coats made it black and white that that was Roxy hair, not Rebel hair! Since that first use doing a full truck clean out, I’ve noticed how much easier it is each week doing my weekly hair removal chore. It seems to be well made, comfortable handles to hold and use for longer periods of time, good shapes on the different brushes and each side of the two to get in almost anywhere. If I could have one thing changed, maybe not a change but, an additional tool to buy, the long skinny one is still too wide to really get in between those front seats and center consul to go from from to back to clear out. I was able to adjust the seats and get underneath to clear out most but a very long 1/2”-1” wide tool would be absolutely perfect as a 3rd model. All in all, so happy I bought it, been working so well and priced right that if durability does fail over time, I’d buy another in a heartbeat.

I'm prepping to sell my Jeep and have about nine years worth of black and white border collie fur saturating every conceivable surface. My dog went with me everywhere and we spent a lot of time on the road. It was a mess. I ordered this, figuring it was a gimmick that wasn't going to work, but decided I'd give it a try anyway. It was a last ditch effort before either calling in a pro or just tearing the carpet out and selling it bare. Well, holy moly, I am impressed. My Jeep's carpet panels are a very tightly woven mesh and the fur was deeply embedded within it. These tools pulled the fur out like magic! The broad tool was excellent for the wide open areas. Having a pair of pointed and of contoured corners was super helpful in getting around curves or along edges. The shorter ends were good for getting smaller spots. It scraped the fur into neat little piles which could then be plucked out. The long crevice tool was great for hard to reach areas, under the seats, and in tight spaces. The crevice tool also proved useful for stubborn hairs that didn't come out easily with the big one. Honestly, this made my carpets look new again and probably saved me from having to spend a couple hundred bucks paying a pro detailer to do fur removal. The tools were slightly less effective on my cloth seats, requiring a substantially greater amount of elbow grease to round up the hairs. Even then, it occasionally just moved them around on some of the smoother seat fabric (the textured areas were easier to get the fur out of). But overall, it did a passable and reasonable job on the seats. Whatever was leftover after that will likely come out with a good shampoo/scrub. I'm not usually the type to leave reviews, but I am just so impressed with this that I had to leave one here. Already told all my pet owning friends about it, too. Highly recommend!

I gotta say this product is fantastic. Such a simple concept but totally works.

My Dog Sheds Like you wouldn't believe. And to make matters worse, the hair sticks to the auto carpeting like it's glued down. The vacuum doesn't stand a chance. Particularly challenging, the carpet between the seat and the center console. The solution? This tool. Basically, it's a narrow rubber spatula on a stick. It reaches down into those spots that you can't easily reach. The other tool is a longer. wider, rubber edged tool for the wide-open areas of carpeting. Rubbing the rubber edge over the carpet pulls the hairs from within the carpet fiber and draws them into a pile on top of the carpeting allowing them to be easily picked up by hand or with the vacuum. They work incredibly well. The drawback? They are overpriced for what they are. A rubber kitchen spatula would likely work, though not nearly as well. But how much does a kitchen spatula sell for? 5 or 6 dollars? Don't get me wrong, the smaller tool for tight spaces and the larger one for larger, open areas will get the job done much quicker and more easily, but you will be paying 34 dollars to get that job done.

Excellent tools for removing pet hair from almost all types of vehicle carpet, to include Toyotas. Not 100 on it all but def saves a ton of time and effort.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the ultimate weapon in the war against pet hair: the Lilly Brush Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit. If you're a proud owner of a German Shepherd (or any other furry friend, for that matter), then this kit is an absolute game-changer. Let me tell you, this thing is like a fur factory's worst nightmare. The brush is so effective, it could probably remove all the fur from a Sasquatch (not that I've ever tried, mind you). And the best part? It's super easy to use. Just brush away and watch as the fur magically disappears. But don't let the simplicity fool you - this is a serious piece of equipment. I'm pretty sure it could even handle Chewbacca's fur (again, not that I've ever tried). And the fact that it comes with a handy travel-size brush is just the cherry on top. The only downside? Your pets might start to feel a little neglected now that you have this amazing tool to do all the fur-removing work for you. But hey, at least they'll still have all their fur intact! So if you're tired of living in a world covered in pet hair, do yourself a favor and get your hands on the Lilly Brush Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit. It'll change your life (and your furniture) forever.

I purchased this set to help get dog hair out of the couch and upholstered bed frame. It works much better than using a vacuum or a lint roller. It doesn't fully remove the hairs, but (for the most part) gets ones that are woven into the fabric fibers to come loose and bunch together into a pile, making removal or vacuuming much easier. That being said, it is definitely far from 100% effective. You'll still have to do a whole lot of scraping with these tools to get the hairs to come out of the fabric - think like 8-10 passes of multiple scrapes from different directions over the same spot to collect 90% of the hairs. I haven't tired for comparison, but after using these, I'm not convinced it does anything differently than a rubberized or silicone spatula could. In retrospect, I would not have bought these. They are far too expensive for what you get and the utility is not efficient enough that I find myself using them often. To do the whole upholstered headboard of our king size bed would probably take a 20-30 minutes of repeated scrubbing. Even though it does work better, it's not so much more effective that it justifies the purchase in my opinion.

These things really work. We had a detailer do our SUV, and they couldn’t get all the pet hair out of the back. My wife went over it with one of these and then showed them. They bought a set as well now. My wife uses these on the cat trees and they worked great on those as well.

Pour nettoyer les voitures (partie moquette) des poils de chiens, très pratique, facilité pour atteindre les coins il faut juste penser à humidifier avant utilisation. J'adopte

Absolutely brilliant, need a lot of elbow grease for thicker dog hair but it’s amazing

I tossed and turned about spending soo much on a pet hair removal tool since there were other ones at $9 and i thought they could do the job. The long spatula i thought, wouldn't be used much. I am wrong! First of it, it works great. I have a fairly new Jeep Wrangler and a Golden Retriever. I got both at around the same time. I have put in Pawmanity car hammock to protect the middle but her hair flies around and got stuck to all the carpet around doors and wheel arches. I had actually given up on having a clean car (I used to be able to keep my cars so clean they would smell new after 3 years!). Between both the shapes we managed to easily remove the hair. I definitely used both tools for different areas. I'm glad i have the big one for bigger areas and also gives good grip to do the wheel arches. the thin one is great for crevices. Only gripe is I think that some of the black rubber popped out of the holder on the big one when i was brushing things down and i pushed it back. I hope this is not an issue in the future as this was my first use. As you can see in the video, it picks up hair even better than the Dyson with the animal power head (which you can only use on flat surfaces not nooks and cranies). It was quite an expensive tool so hope the quality is there to last many years.

Hätte nie gedacht, dass das funktioniert. Als zweifache Beaglebesitzerin, bin ich immer in Not, die Haare im Auto weg zu bekommen. Und was soll ich sagen. Hiermit gelingt es wirklich. Bekomm damit den Großteil der Haare weg. Und mit dem schmalen komm ich sogar in die Räume von Gurt und Sitz.

Perfect for car hair removal