CHI Wet & Dry Dog Grooming Glove
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- Rubber side removes loose hair from your pup’s fur.
- Soft terry cloth helps massage soap into the coat when wet.
- Safe to use whether your pet is wet or dry.
- One size fits all with this glove.
- Grooming from the comfort of your own home.
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CHI Wet & Dry Grooming Glove is easy to use and keeps your dog looking his best. Made from polyester, it features rubber infused with charcoal bamboo on one side and terry cloth on the other. The rubber side attracts loose hair from your pup’s coat while the terry-cloth helps massage soap into the fur when wet. This glove is also comfortable for pet parents to wear and features a fuzzy fastener strap to adjust to the correct hand size. Your furry friend will look like he just came from the groomers with the CHI Wet & Dry Grooming Glove.
| Item Number | 159829 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | Adult |
| Material | Bamboo, Wood |
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Beware the red stain
Like the other reviewer, I washed my dogs with this and then set it on the side of my white acrylic tub to dry. I moved it earlier tonight and found a bright red vivid stain on my tub. This is after shampooing two dogs with it. Baking soda pretty much removed it, but I had to spend 30-45 minutes scrubbing to get the spot out.
We love Chi products but this is the worst
Don't buy this. I have many Chi grooming products and supplies and this wet/dry brush is my worst Chi purchase. We used it for the first time recently on my golden retriever. I didn't wash the brush before using. I just rinsed it with hot water and then applied the soap and used the brush on my dog. It's functional as a wet brush, but the real problem was after the bath. I left this brush on the side of the tub to dry out a bit, and it stained the entire area with red dye. I tried cleaning the dye off the tub with various products, even bleach, with no luck. Luckily, my fiancé had some paint thinner which finally got the red stain off. I'm really surprised my almost white golden retriever didn't get stained! This item is not worth the hassle, pick another brush.