Rubber Pet Hair Removal Broom
Rubber Pet Hair Removal Broom
Rubber bristles grip pet hair on contact
Works on carpet, hardwood, tile, and laminate
Broom head rinses clean under any tap
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Your Floors Finally Free of Pet Hair
After vacuuming the carpet three times, your dog's fur is still woven into the pile like it was never touched.
Vacuum rollers press embedded hair deeper into carpet fibers instead of lifting it, leaving your floor looking fuzzy after every pass.
The rubber bristles on this broom grip pet hair on contact, raking embedded fur from carpet, tile, and hardwood with each short stroke.
One Broom Handles Every Surface at Home
Separate tools for carpet, tile, and the shower add up fast in cost and the closet space they take over.
Pet hair clogs your vacuum filter and wraps around the roller, meaning you stop to clean the machine before you finish cleaning the room.
This rubber broom lifts hair on carpet, tile, and hardwood, and the broom head twists off for a rinse under the tap.
Sweep Stairs and Tight Spots Without Effort
Dragging a heavy vacuum up carpeted stairs every day eats into your morning before you even start the real cleaning.
Vacuum attachments never stay clipped on at the worst moments, and the cord barely reaches the top landing without yanking it from the wall.
Lighter than a standard vacuum, this broom sweeps pet hair off stairs, corners, and car seats without a cord or noise.

Questions? We have the answers.
Materials, care & sizing
Materials
· The broom head is made of dense natural rubber bristles molded onto a wide plastic backing
· The extendable handle is lightweight aluminum with green rubber collar-grips and threaded joints
Sizing
· The broom head is approximately 12 inches wide with an adjustable handle that extends from roughly 36 to 53 inches
· One size accommodates all users and surfaces; no size selection is needed
Care
· Twist the broom head counterclockwise to remove it and rinse under running water after each use
· Allow the head to air dry before reattaching to the handle
· Wipe the handle down with a damp cloth; do not submerge the metal handle in water
Does it work on all types of floors?
Yes. The rubber bristles work on carpet, hardwood, laminate, and tile. For carpet, use short firm strokes so the bristles reach into the fibers and gather the hair rather than pushing it along.
How do I remove the collected hair from the broom?
Once you sweep the hair into a pile, roll the broom head over it to gather it into a ball, then pull it off by hand and discard. The rubber bristles do not tangle or hold hair the way standard broom bristles do, so cleanup takes only seconds.
Does it work for cat hair as well as dog hair?
Yes. The rubber bristles work equally well on cat hair, including short fine fur that tends to scatter with a regular broom. The head leaves no residue on the floor and has no small detachable parts that could be hazardous to pets.
Can I use it on carpeted stairs?
Yes. The short, lightweight head and slim handle make it easy to angle across carpeted stair treads, which is one of the spots vacuums struggle with most. Use short sideways strokes and the hair rolls up into a row you can grab and discard.
