Analan Mini Pet Hair Remover for Car Detailing, Auto Interior, Furniture, Couch, and Carpet, Effective Triangle Carpet Dog Hair Remover - Lint and Fur Cleaning Supplies

The media could not be loaded.  Best pet hair remover I have used- EVER. Forget lily brush, forget speedy stone, forget fureel. This right here is the absolute best you’ll ever use for removing embedded hairs and breaking up carpet fibers to vacuum what you couldn’t normally.Thickest side- longer hair, medium size-shorter hair, and shorter side- breaking up fibers and general cleaning. There is a bit of an issue with silicone as it picks up static and makes it a little harder to clean the hair, BUT, the seller has informed me that they will make a rubber blade to put in to help mitigate this problem. The video included is me using this on a client’s vehicle.

I’m a professional auto detailer and interiors are my “jam.” Most hate it, but I love to clean. Pet hair is one of the biggest annoyances (sand too) of interiors, especially with lower quality carpets that hold onto everything. The taller teeth do very well with grabbing pet hair from the cheap carpet they put on the back of seats and in vehicles like a Prius, Mazda(s), and a few other manufacturers.It fits well in the hand and is easy to use. I really like the ability to replace worn rubber. If you utilize a vacuum in conjunction (as I expect you would), may I suggest you use the crevice tool and keep it either in front or behind the tool as you stroke. This will help pick up any loose hair as it’s released and male removal much quicker and more efficient.

This is a beast of a tool for pet hair. The teeth just make sense. Compared to a Lilly brush that just has a flat edge this has 3 different sides for 3 different advantages. It’s well built & feels good in the hand. The massive hole in the center takes a little getting used to. I’ve found the best way to grip this by sticking only your index finger through the center, curling it up so it touches your thumb and other fingers fully extended on the back side resting on the rubber and curling over the plastic edge. This to me feels like the best way to grip it. All in all this is an impressive tool. Just when you thought the Lilly brush was king this came out.. it’s a clear winner.

As always prior to writing my reviews I use the products for a week or two before sitting down and writing an honest review. This is my honest review.I was very excited to receive this brush due to a friend of mine referring it to me. As I ordered and then finally receiving it. I decided to use it on our clean couch, well I thought it was clean, it picked up hair I didn't even know was there. Where this really shines is in cars. The Analan has three different sides on it for the different types of carpet or pet hair you may run in to. They have a small, medium and large sizes that grips and grabs the pet hair. As a detailer that uses multiple pet hair brushes a week this Analan makes my job so much easier.In closing, you have nothing to lose by chosing this tool. It's extremely affordable, compact and it comes with carrying key chain. Definitely a must have for pet owners.

I lost (misplaced) my trusty ol' rubber brush. I decided the best way for it to surface was to order a new one; however, while I was looking I saw this guy and the cleaning stages and shape piqued my interest.Straight out of the box it's been put to use. I paused the testing to "modify" it for my poor old eyes. Suggestion to manufacturer: numbering and color coding the sides. It's difficult to tell which side is which when working in low light conditions. Without the numbers even the lines are difficult to discern because my red and orange are too close in color - don't have a yellow. I used my nifty metallic markers to clearly mark each phase.Depending on how it's held I have expectations of the corners deforming or tearing. For me, the points end up in the meat of my thumb and bending. I believe over time, and I'm unsure how much of it, this will cause those points to wear out.I see this working great for fluffy hair - cats and undercoats especially. For wiry hair, like my porcupup's, that weaves its way into fabric (and usually punctures my feet) this tool is ineffective. I have yet to find anything other than tweezers that will grab her evil little needle-like hairs and untangle them from whatever object they've entwined with (again, usually my feet). Folks, we have thick blankets fully covering the top of our couch and yet her hair manages to infiltrate those layers and settle on the cushions below. It's a custom built couch with chaise lounges on each end so there is no duvet cover that will work. The material is coarse cloth, no fluff and the cushions are the maximum firmness that was available (it's oddly comfortable for my arthritic self - give me a slab of slate and I'm happy). The husband half-jokingly suggested putting a layer of visqueen under the blankets.Thus far a multi-faceted approach on my couch has yielded excellent results. First I use a rubber brush with a wide scraper (also purchased in hopes that my dependable old brush will turn up . . . and in case this product didn't pan out) on it to get the surface stuff. Then I use this tool to get into the nitty gritty of the issue. Finally I tidy up with a lint roller. The lint roller was largely ineffective until after the other two tools were used.For blankets, mats, and carpet this tool is sufficient on its own, though I still like to use that large squeegee blade to get the ball rolling. I'm moderately to severly arthritic throughout my back and neck so I use every advantage I can find and I am feeling the pain after this trial run. Thankfully this isn't a daily job, but it's far from over. I'll work on before and after pics, but for now it's an Epsom salt soak.For an arthritic female with medium size hands this was comfortable to hold and I was able to adjust my hand in several ways to alleviate pain (with arthritis I've found no tool is 100% without discomfort). I found this pleasant enough to work with and see myself using it until its end of life. It worked like a charm on blankets which were coated with black dog hair. It still did leave behind hairs; however, Far less than a simple shaking out would have left and my washing machine will thank me.

I’ve tried multiple pet hair removers over the years for both inside the house and in the cars and this is by far the best I’ve tried.Start with the large side, work your way down to small and you’ll be amazed how much you pull up. Easy to clean.Comes with two keyring clips to attach it to things but in my opinion, these just get in the way as you have to remove to use (lest risking scratching the surface you’re cleaning) The only criticism I could possibly think of is that the dye rubs onto your hand after a while of using it, but it washes right off so not a deterrent at all.Must have in any cleaning kit.

Removes all hair from anything! We have used in the car to remove dog hair and on rugs/saddle cloths for to remove horse hair! Works fabulously

This is awesome! It is easy to use, quick and 100% effective!

I liked the three sides of different length of teeth on the tool. What I am not fond of is the static it generates when you drag it across the fabric. I used a 10:1 mix of fabric softener to distilled water to reduce the static.

I own and operate a car detailing business and was looking for a better option to the Lilly Brush and I believe I've found my go to tool for pet hair removal. The Analan remover offers features that I greatly preferred, from it's triple serrated edges to it's ergonomic grip.I suffer from carpal tunnel and my wrists fatigue much less using the Analan because it allows me to pass my fingers through the tool instead of pinching it. It's also contoured to fill the palm of your hand more so less hand fatigue again.I really liked being able to get the tool down between the car seat rails and the door jam and be able to pull straight out instead of a sweeping motion, the triangle notches in the blades allow me to pull debris instead of sweeping; Very nice improvement.I really like the high visibility colours because it's easier to keep track of in dark interiors.I recommend this product highly, it reduces hand fatigue, allows easier movements and the blades are replaceable. This has definitely replaced my old standard.