Side by Side Comparison of: Lilly Brush

This is a great little brush for getting out pet hair. I use it on my blankets on the bed, on the couch, and on rugs and it gets so much hair out, even when it doesn't look like any hair is there, this brush finds it and gets it out. I love it and wouldn't be without it. I first heard about this brush after a review that was done on Floppycats.com and I was convinced to try it. I am glad I did as this brush really does a great job at getting the hair out and with a Ragdoll cat, there is plenty of hair everywhere. Highly recommended.

It is seriously amazing how well this brush works! I have 5 cats and a little long haired dog so a lot of pet hair is dealt with in my house. I tried this out on the sofa and recliner with excellent results and little effort but what really impressed me was how well it worked on the carpet covered cat 'condos' that had layers of really hard to remove cat fur on. I've used vacuums and sticky pet hair remover tapes on these but was never able to get them very clean. The brush worked SO well and now my cat condo/scratcher stands are the cleanest they've been in a long long time. Really pleased with this product and so glad I ordered it!

I have an expensive microfiber couch and a small dog that lays all over it. My big dog brushes against the sides and sneaks to lay on it at night. SO THIS THING IS GREAT! I use it every morning to push the chihuahua and boxer hair to a pile and then pick it up with a damp cloth, or brush it onto the floor to vacuum up. I am getting everyone I know one with pets of these for stocking stuffers because they are great for pet hair. It doesn't pick it up but it pushes it into a perfect pile for me to grab. I wish it wasn't so expense but it is well worth the price.

...you move the brush in a circular motion. The pet hair forms a neat strip on the brush that's easy to grasp and discard. No real need to moisten if you go at it this way. I have an old, short-bristled vacuum attachment that I've used for years, many times I've used it without the vacuum! The short, stiffer bristles do the job of grabbing that cat hair! No complaints here...

I bought this specifically to remove hair from the chair my dogs have taken over (4 long-haired & 3 short-haired); even with a blanket over the chair there's still hair on it. This little brush works amazingly well - and quickly - to remove the hair and the hair is retained in the bristles until I remove it. The brush seems to work well either dry or rinsed and shaken out. I've also used it to quickly clean up hair on the bed spread and in the carpet of the car. It doesn't work as quickly on clothing while I'm wearing it, unless the fabric is denim, but that wasn't why I purchased this brush in the first place. If you need to clean upholstered furniture, I definitely recommend this brush....expensive, but worth it.

I have a velour corduroy-ish couch and it's accumulated years of cat hair. I DO clean it, but the fur seems to almost get woven into the fabric. The BFF works really well! It definitely made a difference; way better than sticky rollers and easier than busting out the vacuum and upholstery attachment. I discovered that by spraying the fabric with Febreze (or a mixture of a little fabric softener with water) it works even better, as it cuts the static charge. I also tried it on the quilt on my bed and was amazed at what came up! It's easy to use and comfortable to hold. My only gripe is it's not the easiest to clean while you're using it. But still - probably the best & easiest fur solution yet.

Works well. I have a long haired dog and it seems to pick up all the fur from the couch.

This product works great for couch pillows and fabric furniture. It works okay on clothes but not as well as it works on furniture. I have yet to find something that works great on clothes. I have the tape rollers that work okay, but the only thing that works great on clothes for me is packing tape. I have to longer fur cats and their fur seem to stick to everything. We use this brush daily on the furniture and pillows to keep the house as fur free as possibly. I would recommend this product to anyone looking to use it on furniture or pillows. The only reason I did not give it five stars is it does not get all the fur off of my clothes. But for furniture use it's a 5 star product.

We recently went from only having leather furniture to adding a microfiber couch. With 4 large, fluffy, white cats the fur is everywhere especially right now going from Winter to Spring. This removes the fur from both the couch and our large cat tree amazingly well!I have used it on a few different items of clothing and it doesn't work as well, however, the fact that it removes the hair from the furniture helps it not get on our clothing as much. I'll keep having to use packing tape for my clothes.

This is amazing!!!! We have three cats, and one of them is long haired so we have a LOT of hair to contend with. This swipes the hair right off our couches (slipcovered in a cotton canvas) no problem. I also like running it over the (egyptian cotton) duvet cover before tossing in the wash. This works less well on some clothing fabrics (on my wool pants, it seems to just brush the hair/lint all in one direction - so I suppose it is less noticeable), but it is perfect for furniture! I also love that it creates no extra waste like a sticky papered lint roller.

I'd go ahead and say it's probably indeed the best pet hair remover I've tried and owned so far, in most cases it's far better than the sticky lint roller or those red cloth textured "magic lint remover", but again it's not without restrictions! I attached a few pictures to demonstrate.So first off on the general texture it works pretty great, so far I've tried it on my cotton bed sheets and fleece feeling fabric armchairs from IKEA, I saw some Youtube videos where people use it on the carpet or pet beds/ cat tree houses and it all works great. As in the first picture, the brush will gather the hairs in a string lump and it's pretty easy to remove.However, it doesn't quite work on my 100% cotton underwear, nor on those microfiber texture cloth (see second and third photo, a microfiber sheet sets from Target; I forgot to take pictures of my cotton underwear/ pajamas but it's about the same).And though in general it's easy to pull off the aggregated hair strings, there will always be some lint / fiber balls stuck at the bottom of brush's bristle (see 4th and 5th pics), which may not be a big deal but for someone who's a bit of a clean freak or has a bit of OCD, can really drive one crazy. I asked around and even posted a question here at Amazon's question section but didn't seem to get much out of it. And I tried a few different ways that other people suggested and didn't see any result (like people said to "lift it out with fingers/ rub fingers over/ wash it in running water and rub it on the palm and etc). In the end I rinse it in running water and run it through a comb multiple times to finally get most of the lint balls out of the brush. (see the last three pics)From the way I see it, I can hardly imagine this is a problem only to me (see how many disgusting lint balls I pull out from "combing the brush"!) And I had to comb the brush rather slowly and gently so I won't damage the bristle. I would've hope the cleaning job (to clean the tool itself after cleaning) would be much easier. Otherwise it's like owning a great vacuum machine but difficult to clean up. Then it's kinda only halfway there.

White hair, from my two Westies , on my black wool dress coat has been a lingering frustration. I've tried several of the sticky tape products, but none have been effective - typically taking 4 or 5 sheets to do a half-way decent job. The lilly brush removes all but a few of the most stubborn of hairs. It's not perfect, but far better than sticky products and other brushes I've tried. Besides pet hair, it does an excellent job.

Not sure it works as well as stated to remove cat hair. But I'll keep trying.

Not great on cat hair.

Not as effective as the travel size of this same brush.

It doesn't work as well as others said, IMO. It's just okay. I would get a refund if I could, but we've already used it.

Not bad. I got this larger brush for our furniture and it seems to pull up the air and loosen it but does not get it all. It is also a little hard to them get the hair out of the brush but it does help. I also got the smaller brush for clothes but a lint roller seems to work just as good if not better. Not worth it to send back though so will probably keep in vehicle for on the go grab.

The brush seems to do a really great job on my couches, removing hair and it seemed dust and dander as well. But on clothes it seems to be pretty average at best at removing dog hair. Lots of hair is left over and going over the same area, while the standard sticky rollers seem to do a better job. For clarity, I have a collie who sheds quite a lot and has longer hair.

Sure not all it was made out to be on the internet. If I wanted to yet my clothes and furniture I would have just used a sponge.

A decent brush. However, for $10 more, you could buy the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1 and get much better results.

I was hoping this would be the answer to the dog hair on the couch problem, but this brush really didn't seem to work for me. I ended up buying one of the red velvet looking brushes which works a lot. It might be that my dog has longer hair than what this is intended for, but it would only pick up a few strands and then just move the other hair around.

Not as good as they say. Takes a few brushes to remove the hair and does not work on all surfaces (clothes). We use for couches and it works for a quick fix. Easy to wash with the bristles instead of fabric. Not worth the price overall

Did not remove hair off of a microfiber couch as it said it would. No matter how much I tried, it would simply swipe the hair around in front of the bristles. Never stuck to the brush. In the trash it went. I have a yellow lab and 4 cats-- 1 siamese, 1 long haired siamese and 2 domestic short hairs...didn't work on any one's fur. :( Bummer!

Didn't work at all for me. The hair it did manage to remove, it didn't even pick up, but instead kind of brushed it on the floor. I tried on both my upholstered furniture and on my clothes to see if it would work better, but it didn't. I have two dogs- one with slick, short black hair and a German Shepard. I had high hopes and really wished this worked for me, but at least they will refund it! I guess I'll keep using lint brushes and my vacuum.

Doesn't work. Don't waste your money.

not the best hair removal brush on the market.

crap. couldnt find one surface that it picked up hair. I really cant understand the good reviews, which is why i bought it. would have returned it but forgot and now its too late. going to goodwill.

Not sure what kind of Dog or Cat was used to test this product, certainly not one with much fur. The brush will quickly pick up minimal amounts of fur, then you need to "pick" it off the bristles. I have 2 Devon Rex, they don't leave a lot of fur around; and this brush didn't do the trick.

Not even nearly as good as a simple hand vac. Bought primarily for cleaning my hatchback where my dog rides. Does not pick up anything!

Didn't work. Obviously nothing will work on all surfaces, but my Subaru has three diferrent textures in it, and when my dogs covered it in hair after a trip, I bought this thing. All it did was push the hair around. I have shorter haired dogs, a chihuahua and a pit mix. This thing did nothing to pick up hair. Going back to adhesive style lint rollers. What a waste of my time. I'd like to note that I did get it wet, shake it off, etc. No hair stuck to it, nothing magical about it.