Tydi Pet Hair Lint Rollers 500 sheets, five rolls, two handles Five rolls of 100 extra sticky sheets with two handles, so you can keep one by the front door and one in the car. Rated 4.5 out of 5 by more than three and a half thousand customers. | ||||||||||||
Two handles, not one It sounds like a small thing and it is the reason people keep reordering these. A lint roller is only useful where it is, and the one moment you need one is on your way out of the door with a coat full of cat hair. Two handles means one lives in the hallway and one lives wherever else the problem is: the car, the office drawer, the bedroom. No hunting for it, no giving up and going out covered in fur. Five rolls of a hundred sheets keeps both of them supplied for a long time. A customer with a Labrador who uses one most days describes them as a necessity rather than a nice-to-have. | ||||||||||||
What makes these different
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Where people keep theirs The whole point of a pair is putting them where the hair is: By the front doorIn the carBedroomOfficeNext to the sofaIn a bag | ||||||||||||
Two honest notes They are best on smaller areas. A customer makes the fair point that the roller does not turn as freely across a very large surface like a whole bed or a full settee. For clothes, cushions, a car seat or a patch of sofa they are ideal. For stripping an entire three-seater you will be working at it. Push the roll fully onto the handle. One customer found the roll working its way up and off the top. Seating it firmly at the base when you fit it prevents that, and it is worth a moment when you change rolls. Refill rolls are available separately, so the handles keep going long after the first five rolls are gone. | ||||||||||||
Specification
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Tip Rolling a garment before it goes in the washing machine takes most of the fur off before it reaches the filter. Anyone with a heavy shedder will know why that matters. |