Handcrafted Lint Brush
$24.99
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This lint brush is unlike any lint brush you’ve ever used. The Redecker handcrafted lint brush is made with sustainably harvested beechwood for the handle and sustainably sourced rubber for the bristles. The strong rubber bristles take on a static charge through brushing which then easily attracts small fibers and particles. You can then remove the lint by hand or by running it in water, instead of continuously throwing away those wasteful sticky papers. You’ll never go out of the house withRead More
Question
Toni –
No pets in my house but lots of long (below the shoulder) curly human hair. Anyone know if this lint brush would work for me? Thx
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EarthHero (verified owner) –
Hi Toni! It sounds like this brush might work for you. Others have found that it works best to brush the hair into one area, making it easier to pick off with your fingers!
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_katrinamiranda (verified owner) –
I was on the hunt for a lint remover that could replace those single use sticky sheets. I’ve used this a handful of a times, but there is a learning curve and I am still trying to get the hang of the best way to use it! Pretty easy to clean too, I just try to gather a little pile and pull it out and the lint goes straight into the compost!
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ladyofthedance7 (verified owner) –
I got this to help deal with my cat’s fur (long haired cat), and there is definitely a technique to using this most effectively. Sometimes I use it, and it works great, sometimes I just end up spreading the fur/dust around.
Things I’ve noticed so far – short, medium strength brushes, removing clumps as they form on the bristles. Rinsing it off in the sink works well, I haven’t used it when wet yet, so cannot comment on that.
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Robin Morton (verified owner) –
love it handy to carry around works great love the materials used
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lotrfinatic (verified owner) –
I had serious doubts this would work. The bar was set pretty low…we have two corgis who have literally killed a Roomba, and gone through a Bissell vacuum. We have used COUNTLESS little sheets of tape (lint rollers) to try to de-fur our clothes. The lint screen in our dryer could probably be classified as a fire hazard, and the inside of our cars look like the inside of snowglobes. AND, twice a year, we can double the amount of fur when they “blow coats”…tough job for anything to try to take on.
This. Thing. Is. Awesome!!!!
Literally, amazing. I used it to try to clear off the arm of one of my loveseat. It looks like I just vacuumed. I NEVER in a million years would’ve thought something made of rubber would succeed where so many more “modern” technologies have failed.
The quality is amazing and it feels sturdy yet light in the hand. The handle fits perfectly!
If you have pets who shed, this is a MUST HAVE.
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sydney.rudolf (verified owner) –
It works best if you do small swipes, kinda like flicks of the wrists, instead of long swipes like a regular lint roller. I absolutely love it though. It just feels quality it in your hand and isn’t too large so you can tuck it away in you desk drawer at work or at home. I like to use it on my couches sometimes and it knocks it out of the park.
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sallylocklear (verified owner) –
I like this lint brush. It is esthetically please and works well. I think it is a little harder to use than a sticky roller as far as pet fur is concerned, but I feel better using this instead of throwing all those sheets away. You have to work up the static electricity on the brush before the dog fur will stick to it. What I really like this brush for is taking pills off of a sweater. Lint rollers won’t do that!
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shesthescientist (verified owner) –
Over all this gets the job done, with some effort–I have a merino blanket that tends to shed onto the carpet, so I use a brush to get the fibers up before running the vacuum so the brush is not bound with blanket fluff. I think a roller was a bit more efficient, but this still gets the job done and is a much better alternative to the disposable sticky sheets on traditional lint rollers.
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rokz (verified owner) –
Works much better than a lint roller. Sturdy quality. Love the no plastic!!
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mssamelissa (verified owner) –
I bought this to get some lint off of a fleece jacket I have. It took a bit of time to get all of the lint off, but there was a lot of lint and hair on it to begin with, so I am not super surprised. I think it would do well on non-fleece items better.
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mikaela.gilbreath (verified owner) –
Having 3 cats this does the trick getting the fur off the furniture. Lint rollers and vacuum cleaners couldn’t even lift the fur. Though on clothing it does seem to push the fur around into little clumps you can pull off but doesn’t seem to get everything like the lint roller did. However, this works good enough for now and I will not be going back to the wasteful alternative.
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Kyle Lear (verified owner) –
I love the design and look of this brush. As an owner of five pets, there is a lot of hair all the time. Works just as well as disposable brushes but will last for such a long time
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Brightme3 (verified owner) –
This lint brush looks great and it’s totally possible that I’m using it wrong but I don’t find it to work very well. I use to brush off any pet hair on clothes and I almost feel like it just pushes everything around. Often it works ok at first but the brushes don’t seem to be able to take much volume before needing to be cleaned. If it was really easy to clean like say shake it out or brush with your hand to release the captured pet hair that would be ok, but it seems (and I might be wrong) that to clean the brush I have to run water through the bristles. These bristles don’t dry right away of course and if I try brushing my clothes with the wet bristles it just makes wet streaks. I don’t know, I hope I’m just doing something wrong but as it is, this hasn’t worked well for my purposes.
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EarthHero (verified owner) –
Hi there! We love to use this plastic-free lint brush to remove pet hair and other lint. You can use the brush horizontally or vertically, and we find that quick, short strokes work best! You can remove the collected hair and lint by rinsing through water and shaking the brush to speed the drying process or run your hands through the bristles to collect any large, lingering bits, like removing hair from a hairbrush. We hope that this helps and you find success with this item! If not, feel free to reach out to hello@earthhero.com and we’re happy to help 🙂
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leeanneb95 (verified owner) –
When I first used it, it really smelled a bit like burning rubber. I was relieved that this faded after just a couple uses. This thing works magic. I’m never looking back to using disposable lint sheets ever again!
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Maya (verified owner) –
The Handcrafted Lint Brush does pick up lint, but not as much as other Lint brushes. I do like how it is made and how it looks, though.
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tl.mackay (verified owner) –
we have two dogs (a puggle and a Samoyed) so we’re basically swimming in dog hair. This brush removes hair and lint from microfiber and cotton blankets easily once the static builds up. The brush itself is sturdy and Classy looking. We’re going to move our old sticky lint brush to the car for emergency de-lintings on the go then donate the handle
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mountaintricia (verified owner) –
Takes a little more time to brush off all the hair but worth it.
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Dee (verified owner) –
I bulked a little at the price at first, but this tool works great and is made to last. Its construction is sturdy and it is worlds better than those disposable plastic lint rollers.
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heathermihok (verified owner) –
This thing is amazing. The static it creates sucks up dust and pet hair like a magnet. I was skeptical about how effective it would be, but now I wish I’d tried it sooner! No more sticky, wasteful, lint rollers!
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