Sweepa Pet Hair Remover Brush by Evriholder Products

Price: $6.99

Keep your furniture staying new with this Sweepa Pet Hair Remover Brush by Evriholder Products. Made of natural rubber, this fur remover is the ultimate cleaning accessory for the pet lovers among us. The scratch free rubber bristles form a "wall" to collect fine dust and particles, leaving surfaces clean. Can be used wet or dry to brush pets, clothing, upholstery, carpets, rugs, tabletops, vehicles and more! The electrostatic design of this brush actually attracts hair and lint, leaving clothes and furniture fur free. The edges form a squeege, so you can remove water from windows, counters and tabletops. Features: Electrostatic design attracts hair and lint Squeegee edge to remove water from windows, counter and tabletops Use wet or dry Scratch free natural rubber bristles form a "wall" to collect fine dust and particles Size: 10"tall

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