Side by Side Comparison of: Evriholder vs Eye-Vac Professional

My dog, a lab, is an exceptionally-heavy shedder. It is actually unbelievable how much hair she looses-- a minimum of one Dyson canister every single day. With carpet on two floors and hardwood on the other, I fight the battle of sweeping versus vacuuming constantly. I also get overwhelmed by the constant layer of fur that settles over the floor as soon as I put the vacuum away. Thinking this broom might help relieve my anxiety over having constant fur, I ordered it.Oh. My. Goodness.This has to be greatest invention EVER for people with dogs. I am able to collect softball-sized balls of hair several times a day, and I don't have to drag out a vacuum, don't need power, and don't make noise (which is a good thing when I sweeping up fur at 4AM or 11PM and don't want to wake everyone around me).This broom easily stores in the corner of my coat closet and is EASY to use.I HIGHLY recommend this broom to anyone with pets, especially pets that she'd the way mine does.

I bought this broom to remove pet hair in my one bedroom apartment. We lived here for one year with a shedding dog a cat. We own a vacuum but it can barely pick up a popcorn kernel in 10 passes let alone deal with pet hair. The only somewhat worthwhile tool I had to deal with it all was actually getting on my hands and knees and actually brushing the carpet with a pet grooming brush, which was exhausting and rough on the carpet. I also was very afraid to buy a whole new vacuum and spend hundreds of dollars on something that might just clog up and break when faced with all the hair we had here. So I started looking into carpet brooms and rakes. At least if it didn't work, I'd only be out 20 or 30 dollars, tops.There are other carpet rakes and carpet brooms out there that use metal tines, and while I appreciated the sturdy look of it, I noted the reviewers that had issues with the rakes 'jumping' or catching on the carpet. I haven't tried and of the metal carpet rakes, and I don't think I will, since this broom is exactly what I needed. Other products may be effective, but I know with certainty that this one is. I chose this broom because it is marketed specifically as a fur remover and because of the positive reviews describing it, so I'm here to add one more.Like other reviews have noted, this broom is at it's most effective on pet hair when the rubber blade is used, as opposed to the rubber bristles. I was very, very skeptical that the solution to my pet hair problem was something as ludicrous as squeegeeing my carpet, but the results are undeniable. The bristle side does a bit of hair removal, but it often tosses hair out of the way or into the air. I find it's best to use the blade side, and then once everything is clean, to 'fluff' the carpet with the bristles. It makes it look very new and fresh.It's important to note that while this is very effective and very cheap, it's not a miracle. Using this broom on carpet does take a measure more energy than sweeping a smooth floor. As a healthy 24 year old, this did tire me out after 20-30 minutes of work. If you are not fully able-bodied, or just aren't looking to work that hard to save the money, a powerful vacuum cleaner may still be your wisest choice. Also, most non-hair objects will be bounced around by this broom rather than sweeping them up into a pile. In an odd way I was fortunate that all the hair I swept actually trapped a lot of other things inside it as I swept, but you're likely still going to need a vacuum cleaner to take care of the rest. Personally, I plan to purchase a small 20 dollar shop-vac as a companion to this broom, especially because right now I have to just pick up the wads of hair with my hands.The picture I've attached is what I swept from only about a quarter of my apartment. I lured my 40 pound dog into posing next to the hair I extracted for scale and for humorous effect. I also attached a before and after picture of a small section of carpet under my desk. This should highlight the improvement in hair (And even some other debris) removal, as well as how the bristles where able to easily fluff back up a section of carpet that had been pressed down over many months by a heavy metal power strip.Note that in the 'after' picture you can notice some hair still at the baseboard. This is just because It's difficult for me to reach under my desk, and not because there's any difficulty the broom itself has getting close to objects.I hope this gives anyone curious a full run-through of what the broom is actually capable of.

Outstanding performance from this little guy, very satisfied. I use it mainly on hardwood/tile floors to eliminate the accumulation of my cat's fur (domestic longhair). It does a perfect job of not letting the fur escape; the thick rubber bristles attract and grab on to the fur for nice piles, and whatever fur sticks to the bristles forms into balls and is easily pulled off by hand or rinsed. Additionally, both the bristle side AND the squeegee side are great for stripping fur from our couch (read as "our cat's couch") which has a sort of velveteen upholstery that forms a romantic bond to fur. The fur piles in the pictures are what I was able to strip off with this broom AFTER I had thoroughly vacuumed.Aside from pet fur, I took this broom on a little tour around the apartment, and it's great at picking up any mess I've thrown at it, including spilled espresso grounds. Not a trace! It's collapsible handle is nice for jobs that require more or less leverage or reach, and the construction feels solid.

As a former dog groomer, I first saw these brooms at a dog grooming show. They were about 16 inches long vs. 13 (loved the longer version which I cannot find anymore). I have purchased several of these brooms for the kitchen and bathrooms and I'm very pleased with the quality and price--although I've seen the price of this double since the company was sold recently. The broom is fantastic with hair, kitty litter, crumbs--and you don't have to pull hair off the bottom as you do with a standard broom. I have three dogs and the 'tumbleweeds' reappear the day after I vacuum--when I don't feel like pulling out the vacuum it's a great, quiet and quick substitute. I also will use it to pull embedded hair out of the rugs that the vacuum can't always get--it takes some elbow grease, but does an amazing job. The rubber is very soft and doesn't scratch or damage. The telescoping handle is a great convenience. And once in awhile I wash the removeable head and it's also super easy.

This thing just plain works. We got a mature golden retriever last year and were told he didn't shed. Then in the spring he started shedding badly. We were tired of hair everywhere and somehow I realized that dragging my shoe across the carpet balled the hair up. I found this product on a whim one day and knew it had to be better than my shoe! I ordered it and it was tough at first. The bristles pulled the hair up but then caught the tufts and spread them around. I found that using short quick strokes with the rake turned upside down got the best results. The backside is more like a squeegee and helps pull the hair up in long rolls and keeps the hair in one big pile.The photo is from out dogs favorite spot on the carpet and we couldn't see ANY hair when I started raking!!!

I own a boarding kennel and this is the only broom I use. Outstanding function. I don't even own a conventional broom and I house up to 40 dogs per night.

These are awesome. I use this broom in my garage to clean up the sawdust from my woodworking project messes. They also work great cleaning up after my black lab. The only complaint I have is that the seller will only allow you to purchase one at a time. That is a problem. I recently purchased one for my boyfriend because he liked the one I had at home. That same day I accidentally broke the rubber piece that holds the pole on my old one. I went to buy me another one the same day I bought my boyfriend's and was told by Amazon that the seller only allows you to buy one at a time. I do not understand that at all.

works well in short strokes. I had a similar item from another large website store and the tines just fell out with each use. This one seems to hold up with each use without loss of tines. I like the telescoping handle. It does tend to come unscresed where the brush meets the handle unless you screw it in every few strokes. I have 4 cats and use it primarily on my large area rug. I have to use another small brush and dust pan to get up the other stuff that comes up when you brush up pet fur. The pet fur comes up almost in short to long yarn like strips.

We have a golden retriever who sheds everywhere. We have a very low-pile rug in the living room and our vacuum cleaner can't pick up the embedded fur, even with the rotating "rakes". Picked up this broom and it really works! It does take some getting used to in order to figure out the best method for getting up the fur. You really need to do small areas at a time or you'll reapply the fur that gets stuck on the rubber to the carpet area you just cleared. So pick up fur and clear off the rubber frequently.Also, the handle is too short and you'll need to bend over or sit on the floor. It's probably that short so the handle won't break too easily/fast? Another way to overcome this is to have your short children do the job!!! :)

I have mixed feelings about this broom. It really gets the job done--pulls a tremendous amount of hair (my hair) out of the carpet--but two months after I purchased it, the handle snapped in half during use. I was flabbergasted. The broom head itself is excellent, but the handle is cheap and breakable. Handle with care!I'm going to look for other, similar brooms.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------UPDATE: After looking around and seeing that every other rubber broom on the market has mixed reviews about durability I decided to just reorder this one. I'm increasing my rating from 2 to 4 stars. It really does clean a crazy amount of hair out of your carpet. Sweeping the carpet once a month in my bedroom alone I always end up with a softball sized wad of hair. By the way, I don't have pets. That's my own hair I'm sweeping out of the carpets. My hair isn't thinning either. People just shed a lot more than they think. So if you have long hair and you're as grossed out as I am by the thought of that much hair hiding in your carpet, this is a great broom to buy.I've had the new broom for several months now. I haven't had a problem, and if I do, I figure I'll just throw out the handle and put the head on a new one. When the first one snapped, my boyfriend was the user and he was in a bad mood. I think maybe he learned his lesson and is treating the broom a bit more gently this time around.It's a great broom, just don't hulk out and snap it in half.

While I do have a cat, I mostly got this broom for the miles-long human hair that is strewn all over my house which burns out vacuum beater bar motors. For that purpose, the FURemover did very well. It sweeps my carpet for long hair much more effectively than a regular broom.Side note: I tried it on a microfiber bench to see how it handled cat hair. It took no less than 30 strokes over an area before the cat hair was removed. Not significantly better than using my bare hand, but it's likely the fabric itself was a major factor.

I wasn't too excited about these. It takes a lot of effort to actually work the broom efficiently. I have a chronic pain disorder so the broom was difficult for me to use. I really didn't pick up much of the dog hair with it either. But to be fair, I have wood laminate and tile floors and leather couches, so I didn't get to try it on fabric upholstery. I did find a great use for it though. I do needle felting using wool, and the brush is perfect for cleaning the wool out of my foam felting pad. It does a really great job for that if I brush in circles. So, I'm going to assume that it would work the same way on upholstered furnitureThe brush can be used to scrub your car while washing it as well. So, even though I didn't get great results on picking up dog hair, I was able to appropriate it for another purpose that I am happy with.

I have to admit that I did not buy this broom for its intended purpose. I bought it to have a squeegee that fits in my trunk to clean up puddles at skateparks. And it work pretty well for that. It's only a foot wide, so it take about 3 times as many swipes as a normal 3' squeegee. But it stows easily.The broom side is useless for my purposes (little rubber bristles flight dirt and tiny rocks all over the place). But I can see how it would work perfectly cleaning up pet hair.The only downside it that it attaches to the stick with a non standard rubber connection that isn't strong enough. After the first few uses it loosens and it's easy to lose the head while wiping up puddles.

This product isn't bad by any means. It might be great for scrubbing your car, patio, etc. But as far as carpets go, it doesn't work to rake up pet hair, which is why I purchased it. My carpets are pretty standard. Not super thick & plush but not stiff and thin either. I think it may work on the type of carpet pictured, which is thin and hard, like office/commercial use carpet. I didn't return it, because it seems to be well made and a good price, and I know I can use it for other household cleaning projects. I just wish it wasn't advertised as being great for carpets, because it isn't.

When I did a search for shag rakes, this device came up in the search results. I didn't buy this to pick up dog hair, which is what my Dyson is supposed to do. I bought it to raise the nap of the mini-shag that the vacuum clumps together in a most disgusting way (but that's another review).It does do a great job smoothing vacuum tracks on plush, where it smooths out the vacuum tracks nicely. I also like the squeegee edge for getting rid of water in my garage. It works much better than the squeegee I bought specifically for that purpose.However, I have not found that this broom works as well on mini-shag. The head isn't very stiff and it chatters, so you have to push down and then pull very hard in very short strokes, which is tiring after a short time. If the head had some rigid support, it would work much better in a wider variety of applications.

first off, i'm only really using this on hardwood, so i can't comment on how well or poorly it pulls fur/hair out of carpeting. i also have not used it as a squeegee. on hardwood, the bristles don't really hold on to the fur/hair in any helpful capacity; sometimes wads of fur stick to them, and sometimes they just push the fur around like any other broom would. the fur that does stick to them is as likely to fall back off onto the floor seconds later and need to be swept again. it's just a broom with rubber bristles - nothing spectacular. the handle they provide, however, is garbage, and you should save yourself some time and just throw it away. if you do install the handle, it's just going to snap off at the end where the plastic threaded part screws into the broom head. maybe even the second time you're sweeping with it and you softly bump the broom into, say, the leg of a couch. then you'll have to take some pliers or channel locks and unscrew the threading from the broom head. i happened to have a threaded handle laying around from some ceiling painting a while back, and that screwed right in. if i hadn't had that on hand, i would have been far more irritated, and this would have been a one star review on the basis of this thing being kind of a cheap piece of crap. but, as i wrote, the broom part does work just like any broom would, and $13 is fairly inexpensive.

This broom does not work well on carpet for a short haired cats. It does work well on tile floors for dry sweeping and wet mopping. I do plan to keep the broom. However, I think about returning it, as its "OK," but not by much, for getting hair of a short haired cat from carpet. I kept it for its many great alternate uses. For wet mopping, place a towel around the rubber bristles. Also, I shorten the handle and use it as a very effective carpet stair cleaner as well as on tile as referenced above. The scrapper edge of the broom s excellent for sliding alone carpet where is touches the wall - gets grime vacuums can't get too. I also use the broom to "agitate" carpet wet/foam cleaner (into the carpet) as suggested on the carpet cleaning box. Very effective in agitating carpet cleaner for that purpose. Overall for my carpet, I have found that a carpet rake and a Bissell sweeper are perfect for carpet and short hair animals. Several reviewers reported that this broom works well on longhair. I don't doubt that, I just don't need it for long hair. As some have stated , on carpet use the broom in short strokes without applying a lot of pressure. It's just OK and not really good for short haired cats. But the construction of the broom and the rubber bristles and scraper edge allow for many household uses. The handle extension from long to short has advantages for other household cleaning events. Great to clean your tub and shower walls without bending or entering the tub. I use it on house and car windows. As a tile or wood floor sweeper its AWESOME! So, I gave it three stars for alternate uses. Again, to really clean cat hair (short) from your carpet - purchase a carpet rake and bissell sweeper. Together both get the job done 111%

I really wish this was made of stronger materials. It works better than any other product like this, but simply doesn't last. We have large area rugs and a flat-coated retriever. The outcome is a hairy rug that our vacuum simply can't keep up with. On a lark, we bought one of these and it worked well, until the rubber ripped. Thinking it was better than nothing, we got another, only to have the head break off. After a family member's dog died, we inherited a third, only to have it rip like the first. Each one was broken by a different member of our family, so I do not think it was us. So there you have it, it works fairly well, does get up the hair the vacuum leaves behind, but it will break on you way before you've gotten your money out of it.

I bought this because I have a huge micro-suede sofa that's 97x97 with a depth of 53 inches. It's like a magnet for dog hair and vacuum attachments don't cut it. I was previously using a regular shower squeegee to drag the hair off but wanted something with a longer blade. This product was disappointing. The rubber blade wasn't isn't very stiff/sturdy so it didn't help with what I wanted to use it for. The adjustable pole doesn't stay locked in position while using it and the head pops off too easily and occasionally turns while applying pressure. I also tried to sweep my floors with it which did work better but not worth the hassle with the pole constant unlocking. In my opinion, spend the extra money and buy one of the better quality ones.

This is a really good idea in theory but it's just not quite executed real well......Basically it's a cheap rubber scrubby on a expandable broom handle. The head won't stay on the broom handle real well and the rubber piece is very cheaply made and I doubt will last long. HOWEVER, it DOES get up the dog hair in the carpet and on hard surfaces. I vacuumed the carpet with my Dyson vacuum before using this and it still pulled up clumps of dog hair (I have one Australian shepherd and a pug mix who both shed).If I could get it to stay together and not fall apart after a couple uses it would be great! But for $20 I would almost rather be on my hands and knees with a rubber brush or squeegee.....just saying.

My dog sheds so much its a wonder how he has any fur at all. I typically use a slicker brush and get down on my hands and knees to brush the carpet (yes the whole carpet). It works extremely well and leaves the carpet plush and perky but its a pain in the butt for obvious reasons. So i was excited when i saw this product with so many good reviews. If you have about a year of your life and the strength of a thousand men then go for it. You have to go over the same spot a dozen times with intense pressure with quick raking motions and it will exhaust you quickly. I could do my entire living room with a 4 inch wide slicker brush faster and easier than i could do a 5' by 5' area of carpet with this product. I recommend finding a rake with small metal bristles like a slicker brush. Would not recommend.

I was so excited to find a tool that would help with gathering the hair on our carpet. Having three dogs and two cats, we are forever vacuuming, lint rolling and sweeping. The top vacuum for pet hair, Shark Rotator NV752 (source nerd wallet.com) is a bit big for our budget. So I was really excited for this product after reading a pet bloggers recommendation.I opened the package eager to use the Furemover Broom. After a quick screw together of the top to the stick, I quickly got to work on my family room carpet. I tried various techniques and with each one I was disappointed. This tool gathers a bit of the hair but nothing like what it is purported to do. The amount of raking required isn't worth the amount of hair this resulted in. Think I'm returning this one. Suppose I need to start savings my pennies for my coveted vacuum.

I have white baseboards and this left black marks allllllll over them. In addition, it really didn't do much for removing the fur/hair that I was trying to get. There's a bit of a lip that hangs beyond where the bristles start, so you can't even get as close to the wall as you need to get anyway (hence all the black marks in the effort to get in that crease). Pretty much useless.

I have 4 cats and a baby that's starting to crawl. Needless to say, I wanted to pick up as much fur as possible off of the carpet for my baby. First I dry vacuumed and then used this brush - nothing came up. Then I sprayed some carpet solution in a designated area (thinking maybe fur comes up better when the carpet is wet) - still barely nothing. I knew that the floors probably weren't that fur free, so I when my tax refund came back, I splurged and bought a Bissell steam vacuum cleaner - and in the living room alone, 2 softball-sized clumps of fur that came out of the carpet - grossly impressive! I love the way my carpets look and feel clean now, however I unfortunately won't be using this product anymore. Again, don't know if I wasn't doing it right, but I'll never switch back from the Bissell now!

I waited all day to get this magic broom in the mail! With a long haired dog and a cat, I am forever vacuuming.We have Berber carpet and a shag rug in the living. Before I tackled those I scraped it across the kitchen floor. Nothing. And, let me tell you, with two pets and two kids we don't have a consistently clean floor so it should have picked up all kinds of hair and crumbs and dirt.Then I took a shot at the Berber. Not a single piece of hair dislodged. Not even on the broom itself! So, while my husband silently laughed at my desperation I attacked the shag rug (where my hairy dog rolls around). Some fur attached itself to the broom BUT nothing balled up like the photos.I fee like they were lies. All lies. This is one of the worst purchases I've ever made on Amazon. It will go into the garage where it will live out its days as a squeegee. Hopefully our basement will someday flood and I will have a use for this piece of junk.

I honestly wish that I could give it no stars. I very rarely post a bad review, but all this does is just throw dust around. I've never been so disappointed in the product. Wish that there was a way that I could return it.

The broom snapped in half the first time I used it....If it weren't for the broom's poor material quality, it would have been a 5/5. I was amazed at how good it got pet hair off the hardwood floor, carpet, and even the couch!....but now it's trash.

My inlaws bring their dog when they stay with us and it sheds on the basement rug. I have the original Dyson and it cannot pick up the fine short white hairs this dog leaves. Got this product, ran downstairs to sweep the rug and it does not work. Bummer!

I BOUGHT ONE OF THESE IN MAY 2017 FOR $5 AND NOW THEY HAVE JACKED UP THE PRICE TO $20. WHAT A FRAUD! I STILL USE IT BUT NOT WORTH $20. IT DOESNT GET SAND OR FINE DIRT UP VERY WELL. CHANGING MY RATING BECAUSE OF THE DISHONESTY OF JACKING THE PRICE UP.BELOW IS THE REVIEW I FIRST WROTE.LOVE IT. I HAVE TILE FLOORS AND 7 DOGS. THIS IS GREAT FOR REMOVING DOG HAIR. IT REACHES UNDER FURNITURE AND BRINGS THE HAIR OUT UNDER TABLES AND TV STANDS.I AM ORDERING A SECOND ONE FOR A GIFT. FOR LESS THEN $6 THE PRICE CAN'T BE BEAT AND IT IS SO EFFECTIVE.

I have a long white haired Norwegian cat. Needless to say, we have an immense fur problem.....EVERYWHERE. The reviews claimed this product works. FALSE. The telescoping handle is too loose and there is not enough tension for even accurate strokes. In the product's defense, it does work when used ONLY by hand. I suggest you look for an alternative if you're in the Market for one of these.