FURemover Extendable Pet Hair Removal Broom

I have a Doberman who sheds little tiny fine hairs and a Corgi who is more medium length hair. I tried this on my area rug, which has is a little longer carpet, and bedrooms which is short, firm carpet, and the amount of effort this takes is just too much, in my opinion. I mean, it’s probably worthy to mention I have the upper body strength of a carrot, but besides that point, it still requires a lot of time, effort, and dedication. I didn’t feel like it got much more than my vacuum cleaner does and my vacuum cleaner doesn’t make my arms feel like they’re on fire. If you’re not afraid of putting in some thick elbow grease for little results, this gadget might not be bad for you. It wasn’t the I have a Doberman who sheds little tiny fine hairs and a Corgi who is more medium length hair. I tried this on my area rug, which has is a little longer carpet, and bedrooms which is short, firm carpet, and the amount of effort this takes is just too much, in my opinion. I mean, it’s probably worthy to mention I have the upper body strength of a carrot, but besides that point, it still requires a lot of time, effort, and dedication. I didn’t feel like it got much more than my vacuum cleaner does and my vacuum cleaner doesn’t make my arms feel like they’re on fire. If you’re not afraid of putting in some thick elbow grease for little results, this gadget might not be bad for you. It wasn’t the absolute WORST thing I’ve ever tried, but overall, I personally was really not impressed. … more

I purchased this two months ago and use it every couple of weeks on my carpet. I have two different carpets I wanted to use it on-- both very similar quality/same type of carpet. This brush works very well on my gray carpet, but doesn't do a thing on my white carpet. I am not sure why this is the case, other than that the white carpet is older and more firm. My cats have soft, fine black hair, and my dog has a mix of normal dog hair and wirey hair. On the gray carpet, the brush picks up everything. On the white carpet, nothing. I would say the amount/type of effort is similar to raking leaves.

I've convinced all my dog owning friends to buy this broom, i'm at atleast 6 people. I recently had to purchase a replacement after giving my old one away. This broom is the secret to pet ownership. I still vacuum weekly but this broom is drastically saving the life of my vacuum. I spent a solid part of my day removing piles and piles of dog hair that was embedded in our carpet in high traffic areas. The carpet is many shades lighter. I could not believe it. It is oddly satisfying. The telescoping handle makes using it on stairs a breeze! I could not believe how much hair collects on stairs. IT IS LIKE MAGIC. This broom also works amazing on hard surfaces. The pet hair rolls with the broom I've convinced all my dog owning friends to buy this broom, i'm at atleast 6 people. I recently had to purchase a replacement after giving my old one away. This broom is the secret to pet ownership. I still vacuum weekly but this broom is drastically saving the life of my vacuum. I spent a solid part of my day removing piles and piles of dog hair that was embedded in our carpet in high traffic areas. The carpet is many shades lighter. I could not believe it. It is oddly satisfying. The telescoping handle makes using it on stairs a breeze! I could not believe how much hair collects on stairs. IT IS LIKE MAGIC. This broom also works amazing on hard surfaces. The pet hair rolls with the broom instead of blowing away like a standard broom. It's as if the silicone takes the static out of the hair, making it easy to manage- taking all the frustration out of daily sweeping. I like to do short motions on carpet with the bristles and then long sweeps with the flat side when finishing a section. Pick up the piles of hair by hand or sweep into dust pan as normal. 10/ 10 the only broom for pet owners … more

I bought it because I saw a review with a pic.. where the lady had a big pile of her dogs hair that she'd raked up with the rubber broom. I think it probably works better if you have dogs with long hair. All 3 of mine have short hair..so it only picked up a few strands, definitely not a pile. It worked better on the dried pieces of wall putty my hub dropped on the carpet when he was patching up the wall in our closet he was adding shelves to.

We have 6 dogs, including 2 Golden Retrievers, so we have a lot of fur! I vacuum daily. It’s a constant battle to try to remove the fur from the carpet in our car and in furniture covers. This was inexpensive and looked neat, so I ordered it. I am totally amazed at how well it works! Many days I don’t have to lug out the vacuum, I just use this broom. The rubber bristles grab the pet hair and pull it out. We have all hard floors, and it works every bit as well as the vacuum. It works well in the car, and pulls even the stuck on hair from furniture covers and throw pillows. My daughter borrowed it to use on her carpet, and it worked better than a vacuum! It’s lightweight, easy to maneuver and We have 6 dogs, including 2 Golden Retrievers, so we have a lot of fur! I vacuum daily. It’s a constant battle to try to remove the fur from the carpet in our car and in furniture covers. This was inexpensive and looked neat, so I ordered it. I am totally amazed at how well it works! Many days I don’t have to lug out the vacuum, I just use this broom. The rubber bristles grab the pet hair and pull it out. We have all hard floors, and it works every bit as well as the vacuum. It works well in the car, and pulls even the stuck on hair from furniture covers and throw pillows. My daughter borrowed it to use on her carpet, and it worked better than a vacuum! It’s lightweight, easy to maneuver and very effective. I do use a dustpan and regular broom to get the pile of debris up. I highly recommend this broom! Both of my daughters ordered one for themselves! … more

I had high hopes for this broom as I have a small hand held rubber brush made by another company. This did not meet my expectations at all. It got very little off the carpet and most of seemed to me caused by static rather than actually peeling it up off the carpet. I wouldn’t recommend this brush.

This works but it takes a LOT of power. I did a 12x12 area of my rug and my arms were heavy. It did get in deep and there was a ton of fur removed but I doubt I will use this much. It’s just too much work to get fur I don’t see anyway. If I was having guests I would maybe pull it out and just run across the top. But it won’t get much if you don’t push hard

Love this thing! I have two cats and a long-haired shepherd/retriever mix with wood floors. Even after sweeping and vacuuming corners, there is always some amount of fur leftover. I used to dry swiffer after sweeping but this is a much more sustainable option.

I've tried everything from pet fur vacuums to lint rollers and nothing compares to this broom. I have 2 cats and an Australian Shepherd so hair is a constant. With some elbow grease, I was able to make an old rug (that I was about to throw away because of fur) look brand new. Years of fur gone in 5 minutes. Wish I would have found this a long time ago. I'm looking for things to sweep.

Bought these to give to friends whose cars and trucks sit out in the snow! Use these to move snow off truck ( higher) and car roofs and hoods without fear of scratching paintEveryone I gave them to use them and the handles lengthen to reach roofs of higher trucks