Lilly BrushMighty Pet Hair Detailer Head (NO HANDLE) Dog Hair & Cat Hair Remover for Carpets and Rugs. Fits on ALL standard broom sticks.

Ummmm This product is freaking A-ma-zing!!Seriously, just buy it.— It’s a product that you think you might want when you see it, think you don’t need it but you need it. And then will be addicted after you purchase it, and want to clean sweep pet hair off EVERYTHING.Short rugs-Yup.Shaggy rugs-mmhmm.Medium rugs-a yah!Seriously...I’m not joking you will be amazed!Oh, yes also some muscle will be needed in using this product, but don’t worry you got this!P.s. Also buy the small baby sister product of this...your pillows, couch, and even stairs will feel so much better.

I don’t know. I’m relatively unimpressed with this. I think this big version is a little unnecessary. I have never even owned a lily brush before and bc the areas I wanted to clean were carpets I figured I’d be better off covering a bit more surface area if could I manage it. This was okay. It is hard to use bc it is covering so much more area at once you are like really raking this thing hard. The scraping constantly is not enjoyable. I got up a little hair. But mostly carpet fuzz. It’s just too big. I should have gotten the regular sized one. I think this will be really great when I spray out my garage and need to kind of sweeping water out. This will be perfect for that. It might be good on smaller things like car mats. I’m keeping it, but I think it’s one of those things where bigger is not better.

I just wish I bought this one first! I purchased another fur hair remover and it did not work well, at all! The Lilly brush popped up in a newsfeed, so I thought I would give this one a chance. It did not come with a handle (I read the instructions so it was no surprise), so I tried the one from the other fur hair remover and it would not fit. I unscrewed my broom handle and voila! I am ready to start. You don't have to use a lot of pressure to get the hair up. A few light strokes and the hair began piling up. With the Lilly brush, I will no longer have to worry about hair clogs when vacuuming!!!

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 purchased this tool to assist with getting pet hair off of the runners on my stairs. I have two Great Danes, and it does not take much time for it to build on the stairs. I have tried damp towels, pumice stones, and other products that were supposed to make the job a breeze, and none made for a very easy job. After watching the product video, I thought this one would make the job a snap. I really liked the fact that it mounted on a pole so I would not have to bend over to work on each stair. Sadly, with my first use I found that I was likely in worse shape than I thought. The effort to pull the hair out of the runners was better than a gym membership. I will keep it, but it is not the magic tool I was hoping for.