Reusable pet hair mitt · for couches, car seats and clothes
BerraPaws Pet Hair Mitt
Rub it over the couch, the car seat or your jeans, and the hair gathers into one strip you peel off. No sticky sheets, no battery.
£24.00
- Rub it back and forth and the hair bunches into one strip you peel off
- No sticky sheets, no refills, no battery, no cord
- For couches, car seats, beds, clothes and cat trees
- Rinse it, let it dry, use it again
- Two in the pack: one for the couch, one for the car
Tried a pet hair glove before and it did not work?
Most of the time it is the stroke or the fabric. Use it on dry fabric, with short strokes and a little pressure, and peel the strip off as it builds. It will not do hard floors, leather or smooth vinyl. If it still is not doing the job on your couch, you have 60 days to get your money back, with nothing to ship back.
Will it get short, stiff dog hair out of the couch?
It picks up short hair, but short, stiff hairs pushed deep into a tight weave are the hardest thing to lift with any tool, and they take more back-and-forth than long, soft fur. Go over the worst cushion first with short, firm strokes. If it is not doing the job on your couch, you have 60 days to get your money back, with nothing to ship back.
What can I use it on?
Fabric: couches and cushions, car seats and floor mats, beds, blankets, clothes, cat trees and low rugs. It is not for hard floors, and on leather or smooth vinyl there is nothing for the bristles to catch, so a damp cloth works better there. On delicate fabric like velvet, silk or loose knits, try a hidden spot first.
How do I clean it?
After each session, pinch the strip of hair and pull it off. When the mitt gets grubby, rinse it under warm water with a drop of dish soap, squeeze it out and let it dry completely before you use it again. Skip fabric softener, since it is made to stop static. The mitt works best on dry fabric.
Where it works
| Surface | How |
|---|---|
| Couch and cushions | Short strokes back and forth, then peel |
| Car seats and mats | Firm strokes, work into the seams |
| Clothes, black jeans, sweaters | Light strokes; try knits on a hidden spot first |
| Beds and blankets | Lay the fabric flat and pull toward you |
| Hard floors, leather, smooth vinyl | Not for these: nothing for the bristles to catch |
Works best on dry fabric.
Product details
Why pet hair never really comes off
Dog and cat hair does not just sit on the couch. Short hairs work their way into the weave, and every time someone sits down they get pushed in a little deeper. A sticky roller grabs what is on top and then runs out of sheets. The vacuum is great on the floor, but dragging it out for one cushion, or out to the car, is exactly why the hair stays.
What the mitt does instead
The gray side is made of two halves of short bristles that lean toward the middle. Rub back and forth and each stroke pulls hair toward the center, where it bunches into one strip. Pinch it, peel it off, keep going. There is no sheet to tear off, no plug and nothing to buy again.
The bristles do the grabbing. Rubbing also builds a little static, which helps fine fluff cling. That is the whole trick.
Where it works, and where it does not
It is made for fabric: couches and cushions, car seats and mats, beds and blankets, clothes, cat trees and low rugs. It will not do hard floors, and on leather or smooth vinyl there is nothing for the bristles to catch, so a damp cloth is quicker. Short, stiff hairs stuck deep in a tight weave take more strokes than long, soft fur.
Why two
Hair piles up in more than one place. Keep one by the couch and one in the car door, and it is there when you need it, which is the only way a cleaning tool actually gets used.
If it does not work for you
You have 60 days from delivery. Used is fine and there is nothing to ship back: message us and we refund you.
What is in the box
- 1 Mitt pack: 1 pet hair mitt
- 2 Mitts pack: 2 pet hair mitts
- 3 Mitts pack: 3 pet hair mitts
Nothing else is in the box.
Specs
| Size | About 20 x 15 cm (7.9 x 5.9 in) |
|---|---|
| Working side | Gray two-way bristles that gather hair toward the middle |
| Back | Black mesh with a hand pocket and a yellow pull tab |
| Power | None. No battery, no cord, no refills |
| Care | Washable and reusable. Rinse and air dry |
| Size options | One size |
| Color | Black with a yellow tab |
Care
After each session, pinch the strip of hair and pull it off. When the mitt gets grubby, rinse it under warm water with a drop of dish soap, squeeze it out and let it dry completely before you use it again. Skip fabric softener, since it is made to stop static. The mitt works best on dry fabric.
Try delicate fabric on a hidden spot first.
Why the hair never really comes off
Short hairs work their way into the weave, and every time someone sits down they get pushed in a little deeper.
What usually happens
- A sticky roller grabs what is on top, then runs out of sheets
- The vacuum is great on floors, but nobody drags it out for one cushion or out to the car
- A rubber brush pushes the hair into a pile you still have to pick up
What the mitt does instead
- Two halves of bristles pull the hair toward the middle
- It bunches into one strip that you pinch and peel off
- No sheets, no plug. Rinse it and use it again
How the hair ends up in one strip
The hair comes off in one piece.
The gray side is two halves of short bristles that lean toward the middle. Rub back and forth and each stroke pulls hair toward the center, where it bunches into one strip. Pinch it, peel it off, keep going. Rubbing also builds a little static, which helps fine fluff cling. That is the whole trick.
2 for $29.99 · free US shipping
- No sheets
- No plug
- Rinse and reuse
Why people keep one handy
Small enough to live where the hair is
A cleaning tool only works if it is within reach. This one fits in a drawer, a door pocket or a bag.
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One strip, not a sheet
The hair gathers along the middle and comes off in one piece. There is no sticky sheet to tear off and throw away.
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The car, without a vacuum
No cord and no outlet. Keep one in the door pocket and do the back seat after the dog park.
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Black clothes on the way out
A few light strokes down your jeans at the door. Try knits and delicate fabric on a hidden spot first.
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Rinse it, reuse it
Warm water and a drop of dish soap, then let it dry fully. Nothing to refill and nothing to charge.
How it works
Three steps, about a minute
Hand in, rub, peel. Try delicate fabric on a hidden spot first. Rinse the mitt when it gets grubby and let it dry fully before the next use.
Step 1: Hand in, gray side down
Slide your hand into the pocket on the black mesh side. The gray side goes against the fabric.
Step 2: Rub back and forth
Short strokes with a little pressure. The two halves of bristles push the hair toward the middle, where it bunches into a line.
Step 3: Peel it off
Pinch the strip and pull it away in one piece. Drop it in the trash and keep going.
Where it works
Anywhere hair sticks to fabric
Keep one where the hair piles up. It is made for fabric, and we would rather tell you where it does not work than have you find out.
Car seats and mats
No cord, no outlet. Firm strokes, and work into the seams.
Black clothes
A few light strokes at the door. Try knits on a hidden spot first.
Beds and blankets
Lay the fabric flat and pull toward you.
Not for: Hard floors, leather, smooth vinyl
Not for these: there is nothing for the bristles to catch. Use a vacuum or a damp cloth.
Try delicate fabric on a hidden spot first. Rinse the mitt when it gets grubby and let it dry fully before the next use.
What is in the box
One for the couch, one for the car
The 1 Mitt pack is one mitt, 2 Mitts is two and 3 Mitts is three. Nothing else is in the box, and nothing else is needed: no refills, no battery, no charger. Hair piles up in more than one place, so most homes start with two.
1 for $19.99 · 2 for $29.99 · 3 for $39.99 · free US shipping
- Couch
- Car
- Bed
Specs
What it is, in plain words
Only what the maker prints and what we can stand behind.
| Size | About 20 x 15 cm (7.9 x 5.9 in) |
|---|---|
| Working side | Gray two-way bristles that gather hair toward the middle |
| Back | Black mesh with a hand pocket and a yellow pull tab |
| Power | None. No battery, no cord, no refills |
| Care | Washable and reusable. Rinse and air dry |
| Size options | One size |
| Color | Black with a yellow tab |
| Guarantee | 60 days money back, used is fine, nothing to ship back |
Not listed on purpose: weight, material and how many uses or washes it lasts. We add each one after we have measured it on our own unit, instead of copying a number from someone else's listing.
Four ways to get hair off the couch
The difference is where the hair ends up, and what you have to buy again.
| Feature | BerraPaws mitt | Sticky lint roller | Vacuum | Rubber brush |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where the hair ends up | In one strip you peel off | On a sheet you tear off | In the canister | In a pile you pick up |
| What you buy again | Nothing | Refill rolls | Bags or filters on some | Nothing |
| Needs power | No | No | A plug or a charge | No |
| In the car, no outlet | Yes | Yes | Cordless only | Yes |
| Hard floors | No | No | Yes, the right tool | Some |
| Reuse | Rinse and reuse | Single-use sheets | Empty it | Rinse and reuse |
A vacuum is still the right tool for floors. The mitt is for fabric: the couch, the car, the bed and your clothes.
Before you ask
The questions people actually ask about a pet hair mitt, answered with the limits printed on.
Will it get short, stiff dog hair out of the couch?
It picks up short hair, but short, stiff hairs pushed deep into a tight weave are the hardest thing to lift with any tool, and they take more back-and-forth than long, soft fur. Go over the worst cushion first with short, firm strokes. If it is not doing the job on your couch, you have 60 days to get your money back, with nothing to ship back.
What can I use it on?
Fabric: couches and cushions, car seats and floor mats, beds, blankets, clothes, cat trees and low rugs. It is not for hard floors, and on leather or smooth vinyl there is nothing for the bristles to catch, so a damp cloth works better there. On delicate fabric like velvet, silk or loose knits, try a hidden spot first.
How do I clean it?
After each session, pinch the strip of hair and pull it off. When the mitt gets grubby, rinse it under warm water with a drop of dish soap, squeeze it out and let it dry completely before you use it again. Skip fabric softener, since it is made to stop static. The mitt works best on dry fabric.
Does it need batteries or refills?
No. There is no battery, no cord and no sticky sheets. It is a mitt you rinse and use again.
Why would I want two?
Hair collects in more than one place. Keep one by the couch and one in the car, and it is right where you need it. If one is all you want, it is $19.99.
Can I use it on my dog or cat?
It is made for fabric, not as a grooming brush. The maker shows it stroked gently over a cat, and a light stroke with the grain can pick up loose fur, but it will not reach the undercoat the way a deshedding brush does. If your pet does not like it, keep it for the couch.
Is this the same mitt I can find elsewhere?
It is the same kind of two-sided mitt that is sold in lots of places, and we will not pretend otherwise. With us you get free US shipping, two for $29.99 and a 60-day guarantee with nothing to send back.
How long does shipping take?
Shipping is free in the US. Most orders arrive in 6 to 14 days, and you get a tracking link by email when your order ships.
Still wondering about something? Ask us
60 days to see it work on your couch
Use it on the couch, in the car, on your clothes. If 60 days after it arrives it is not doing the job for you, message us and we refund you.
Used is fine. There is nothing to ship back: a used mitt is no good to anyone else, and the postage would cost more than it is worth.
- 60 days, counted from the day it is delivered
- Used is fine. Nothing to ship back.
- We issue the refund within 2 business days of your message.