Does this remove hair from car floor mats?
1428308
I'm sure it depends on the hair and the mats. My dog has short hair. If I use short strokes it works on standard floor mats.
1428309
does an excelllant job pushing hair into pile-YOU have to pick it up! Seriously, I love this little thing, picks up just like a DYson-but again, you have to pick the pile up!
1428310
I haven't tried that but don't see why it couldn't. It does work well on flat surfaces - a little less so on soft surfaces such as couches, etc. I do like it though of all the pet hair removal tools!
1428311
I've never tried it as my car floor mats are vinyl but I don't see why it wouldn't remove if yours are cloth.
880763
Oops. Sorry I thought this was for the trunk mat. No, the original floor mats would need to be removed. It's not that hard.
1800322
It works well on everything. I took it out to the car, it made my carpets look like new.
1668264
It depends on how often you use it and how coarse the hair is where you are using it. I did however just see a lab controlled consumer test on tv for this product and I agree with their results. It does not permanently remove your hair!
527737
It did not work very well on my long hair cat. He has extremely soft hair with no mats. He just needed a summer trim and it really didn't work well.
170984
It sure does! If you look at the product description it more clearly details what you get: Lint Wizard Pro The Lint Wizard self cleaning lint brush is the easiest way to remove lint. The Lint Wizard picks up lint, pet hair, dust and more and then it cleans itself like Magic! With the Lint Wizard, there are no refills to buy ? ever! When it is full just empty it out. It is reusable over and over again. Great for: Clothes Carpets Couches Car Seats and more Includes BONUS TRAVEL size Lint Wizard Pro.
476304
I just tried this on a lightweight micro-fleece top. It did remove dreaded cat hair but it also removed some of the nap. I would try it on the back first to see how it works for you. If you also want to remove lint or fur from blankets, rugs or sturdy upholstery, it does the job.
2077670
It works just fine on leather and cloth seats. Our regular car has cloth, but when we rented a car a few weeks ago, it had leather.
1613138
It does not remove permanently but does help hair not to grow as fast. Results, after maybe 5 uses.
438903
No - I've got two mats and and a dog - they don't seem to to attract dog hair. Since my mats live in the kitchen and I am quite a messy cook, I spritz 409 type cleaner and scrub with an old sponge and they clean up very well. Very pleased with them, although I'll have to hide them during the holidays when my Dad comes to visit - he has a habit of tangling his feet in kitchen mats :)
318839
Yes it does...don't overuse the shampoo it tends to make the carpet stiff..this is a great spot remover...
1900494
The brush removes loose and matted hair. It works very well on my Goldendoodle whose coat mats really easily. It gets down to the base of the hair and untangles everything. A brush seems to only take care of surface hair. I love this brush, it keeps my dogs coat looking great.
665265
No, it can't remove them from any fabric and rarely removes hairs from hardwood. Don't buy this thing, it's the worst.
1936068
Yes, it definitely picks up cat hair. We have two cats that shed year-round, a long-hair and a short-hair. The long hair winds up on the brushes so you have to manually pop the brushes out by flexing the plastic housing slightly near the wheel axles and then pick away the hair. Clean out the housing while you're at it. A brushless vac with a bag or dust container makes the job easier.
2127505
No. Whatever they're made from grabs the hair and removes it with ease and comes clean easily too. Great product and I highly recommend.
2068338
no If it does it is very minimal . A lot of people say a felt sponge (the kind you put wax on your car) and a dab of soap work just as well. Dry with lint free cloth. works nice try it.
855429
I would clean area with prepsol or other car cleaner that takes the wax and dirt off. Also you need a small plastic squeege to smoth film out. A hair dryer helps soften the material if needed. Check youtube they have alot of videos that show how to do it.