Cat-Face Pet Hair Roller: Portable Lint Remover Tool

Built for the mess you actually have

Dense dog hair comes off the fabric

The roller takes on dense dog hair and fine lint from sofas, duvets and dark trousers. Roll it across the cushion in long strokes and the hair lifts in one pass instead of collecting in the corners.

Rinse it, and the grip returns

When the adhesive fills with hair, hold the roller under the tap and wash the fur away. The stickiness comes back, so one roller keeps working long after a disposable sheet would have been torn off and binned.

A cat face that fits in a coat pocket

The slim body with its printed whiskers is compact enough for a bag or glovebox. Pull the handle out to reach a car seat or a sofa back, then push it closed again. It is the cute option, and it also goes where you go.

Three steps from fur to clean fabric

1. 1
   Extend the handle

   Pull the handle out to reach the back of a sofa, the middle of a bed or the seat of a car. Shorter is better for stairs and tight corners.

2. 2
   Roll in one direction

   Press lightly and roll across the fabric in long, even strokes. Dense dog hair lifts on the first pass, so there is no need to go over the same spot repeatedly.

3. 3
   Rinse to renew the grip

   When the sticky surface is covered in hair, run the roller under tap water and rub off the fur. Once it is clean, the adhesion returns and you can keep rolling.

Looking after the roller

• Rinse when it fills up

  Run the roller under the tap and rub away the hair. Do this whenever the surface stops grabbing.

• Swap the roller when it wears out

  The roller is replaceable, so the casing lasts longer than a single sheet of sticky paper.

• Keep the casing out of the wash

  Wipe the printed housing with a dry cloth. Rinse only the roller section.