Mighty Pet Hair Detailer (No Handle)

I didn't know just how badly I needed this. I've seen cheap ones but decided to go for the name brand. It's great for the edge of baseboards, under couches and spots your vacuum just can't really get. Just make sure to get a handle with it as well.

Worth every single penny. I have 4 cats, a Dyson vacuum and a whole lot of carpet. I don't always want to break out the Dyson because it's loud, and overuse of it can affect carpet lifespan. The Lilly pet hair detailer is INCREDIBLE at gathering up pet hair, lint, you name it. The amount of fluff it Houdini's out of the carpet is insane. I show everyone that comes over (that also has pets and carpets) and they are immediately blown away and want to know where to buy one. Total lifesaver as my cats are starting to shed more with warmer weather arriving. This product is sturdy & very well made. It doesn't appear that it will have any sort of degradation to the threads where a pole attaches, and the plastic of the frame itself is dense & rugged. It's not going to break or fracture through normal use. My carpet at home is a broadloom, medium-plush, cut loop, 25 oz nylon; it's stretched in over padding. I also have a wool oriental-style area rug that the Lilly works well on (I'm much gentler when using it on the rug than on the carpet). I've paired the Lilly with a Wooster extendable paint handle (it's really heavy duty) & I use a fair amount of pressure. It's a fun little work out with very satisfying results. As a side note, I've worked in the commercial flooring industry for around 12 years now as a field technician, inspector, and estimator. Very, very few floor cleaning items & accoutrement impress me. I can honestly say that finding this one was a nice surprise & I'm so happy with my purchase.

I just got this today and I’m back here to order a second to keep specifically for my couch. This brush picks up not just my house rabbit’s fur, but all their stray hay that usually clogs up my vacuum several times when I go through and clean. Since it picks up both, the hay gets trapped by the fur and doesn’t go flying, unlike when I was trying to sweep before vacuuming. I have all kinds of carpet heights in that area from shag to short, and while this was most effective and easiest to use on the short pile, it picked up fur and hay on all three carpet heights. It fit on a standard broom handle I had around just fine. I also tried this (sans handle) on several pieces of furniture, and it got all the fur out much more quickly than my vacuum does. I’m going to get a second one and see if I can find a short 3/4 inch handle for it - I don’t have the patience to use small brushes on my couch, and this works perfectly for me.

I have a pug, which means I live my life in dog hair! I also have quite a few different types of rugs, so I was able to test this out on different kinds. This 'squeegee' (my word) works wonderfully on bare floors, outdoor rugs, low-pile rugs, 'smooth' rugs (they may be high pile but in general the surface is not textured), and rugs with light pitting from moths. The only kind of rug it didn't work well on was a low-pile hall runner that has a herringbone-like pattern in it, the kind that creates raised and lowered areas. I don't think this is a fault of the squeegee because if the rubber strips were more flexible, they would be less effective. But if you have a lot of highly texturized rugs, I'm not sure this would work for you.

I bought the head only and used our own broomstick pole. It really gets pet hair out of the carpet quite well, but could be better if there were more threads on the end to secure it on the pole as it tends to come off easily.

I am so glad to have found this item. I have two cats -- one long haired. This hair remover really gets into my rugs and pulls up cat hair that my Dyson vacuum couldn't get at. Until it's time for a new vacuum, this will certainly do!

My sister got me hooked on this great device. The lily brush cleaned the carpet of dog hair far much greater than a vacuum cleaner. Using the brush, Small strokes are very important and require a little bit of elbow work. Truth be said, the brush picked up a large amount of hair even though the carpet looked clean. The brush was also used on the staircase and very easy to use. I would highly recommend this product for purchase.

I ordered this without the handle because it was supposed to fit any broom handle. It was too small for one broom handle and the other I was able to screw it in halfway. It did get the dog hair up, it said "No need to press hard" but I had to in order to get it all up. It may be because my collie has long hair that clung onto the carpet. It was easier to use on the runner that has a shorter rug pile, but with my wall to wall carpet the dog hair was more imbedded, so I had to press down harder and make several strokes for each sweep. It pulled up a ton of hair and worked well.