Reusable Dog Hair Remover Roller
Reusable Dog Hair Remover Roller
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No refill to buy. No spent sheets in the bin.
- Nothing to buy again: the sticky face is silicone, so it washes clean and goes back to work instead of going in the bin.
- It lifts the fine stuff a paper sheet leaves: crumbs, grit, dust and short hair all come away on the same pass.
- One tool for clothes and furniture alike: the same surface works on a wool jumper, a cushion cover and your dog's blanket.
- Made for the job in front of you: it fills up as it works, so a big clean means a rinse at the sink partway through.
- You can see the line it clears: one pass down a dark sleeve and the difference shows before you have finished the arm.
Why water brings the stick back
A paper roller works by burying its glue in hair until there is no glue left. Then you peel the sheet off, and the roll underneath is smaller than it was.
This one is a band of soft silicone behind three slots in the case. Hair holds on because the surface grips it, not because it is coated in something that gets used up. Rinse the hair away and the surface underneath is the same as it was.
Black trousers, ten past eight
You are dressed, you are late, and there is a pale coat of hair down one leg. The paper roller in the drawer is down to the cardboard tube.
This one sits on the shelf ready. Two passes and you are out of the door, and there is nothing to peel off and throw away on the way.
Small enough to keep where you need it
It is about the size of a bar of soap, with a cover that sits over the sticky face when you are not using it.
So it goes in a coat pocket or a handbag without collecting everything in there, and there is no roll to get crushed at the bottom of a bag.
Questions
Does it work on short, fine dog hair?
That is the hair it handles best. Short, fine hairs that a paper sheet tends to press flat get lifted by the silicone, and crumbs and grit come up on the same pass. Work over one patch at a time rather than trying to cover a whole garment in one sweep.
How big is it?
About 10cm long and 6.5cm across, so it sits in the palm of your hand. Small enough for a coat pocket, and wide enough to clear a sleeve in a couple of passes.
How do I clean it?
Hold the sticky face under a warm tap and the hair slides off. Stand it up to dry and the surface is tacky again. If something is really worked into it, the roller lifts out of the case so you can get a brush to it.
Will it lift hair off knitwear?
It rolls rather than pulls, so it takes hair off wool and other loose weaves without dragging at the fibres. It leaves no adhesive behind either, because the tack is in the silicone itself rather than in a coating on top of it.

It's only been a day since I applied it, but the adhesive strength is good. I haven't tried using it yet, but it seems nice. The size is a bit bigger than I expected.
The roller works well, but too well. i bought it specifically for my new microfiber bedsheet that's badly shedding. the roller picked loads up from the small test area, but was almost instantly coated in fluff. i had to rinse it off, but that means it has to be air dried before using again (otherwise it'll collect fibres from whatever material is used to dry it). all in all, probably amazing for small areas, but not bigger tasks