Rubber Broom — Pet Hair Carpet Rake
The rug is only half of it
What you pull off the carpet is the hair that already fell. The rest is still on your clothes, going through the wash. Add the Laundry Fish and cover both.
Your vacuum has been lying to you
Suction lifts what sits on top. Pet hair weaves into the pile and stays there. Rubber grabs it and drags it out.
| Rubber Broom | Vacuum | |
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Pulls hair woven into the carpet |
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Works on stairs and car seats |
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Nothing to plug in or charge |
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No filters, bags or rollers to replace |
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Doubles as a water squeegee |
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Will it damage my carpet?
No. The bristles are soft rubber, not wire. They bend against the pile instead of cutting it.
Does it work on high-pile rugs?
Best on low and medium pile. On a deep shag it will pull the top layer but won't reach the base.
Do I still need my vacuum?
Yes, for dirt and crumbs. Use the broom first to gather the hair, then vacuum the pile in one pass.
How do I clean it?
Peel the hair off the bristles with your hand, or rinse the head under the tap and let it dry.
When will my order arrive?
Orders ship within 24–72 hours and arrive in 5–12 days inside the US. Tracking comes by email.
Run it over a rug you just vacuumed
That's the whole test. Everybody who tries it sends us the same photo of the pile that came up afterwards.