MR.SIGA Pet Hair Removal Rubber Broom with Built in Squeegee, 3 in 1 Floor Brush for Carpet, 61 inch Adjustable Handle, Includes 1 Microfiber Cloth for Floor Dusting

So far the best thing i have bought from amazon. I have a regular cordless vaccuum with LED (Allows me to see all the dog hair and a shopvac (great suction) But this rubber broom is the best.no charging, light weight, no need to clean like we clean thw vaccuums. Pulls all dockside from carpet. I even brush it over hardwood because the bridtles arebjust so perfect to pull any hair. I love this item.

As a Labrador Retriever owner, I can confidently say this rubber broom is a lifesaver. Labs shed a lot, and I was constantly frustrated with regular brooms just pushing hair around instead of actually picking it up. This broom is completely different. It actually grabs and pulls all that loose dog hair into a pile. I’ve used it on my hardwood floors, tile, and even area rugs, and it works on everything. What surprised me most is how well it lifts hair out of carpets that my vacuum sometimes misses. Cleaning the broom itself is super easy too. You just rinse it off and it’s ready to go again, which is perfect when you’re dealing with that much shedding. If you have a Labrador (or any heavy-shedding dog), this is 100% worth it. It’s made keeping my home so much easier and way less frustrating.

So let’s talk about the MR.SIGA Pet Hair Removal Rubber Broom with Built-in Squeegee. I love this item and use it every day to remove my rabbit’s long fur from all the rugs in the house. If you have a fluffy pet, you already know the struggle. This broom actually grabs the fur instead of just pushing it around. It’s very easy to use and surprisingly effective on rugs and floors. The rubber brush really pulls the hair up, which makes cleanup much easier. The broom is also pretty versatile: Rubber brush for pet hair Built-in squeegee for spills Microfiber cloth attachment for dusting Adjustable handle so you don’t have to bend over while cleaning Now for my one issue. While sweeping, the rubber brush would slowly start to untwist until it eventually came off at the most random moment. Slightly annoying when you’re in the middle of a cleaning groove. My solution? A little pipe thread sealant. Since doing that, I haven’t had the issue again. So now the broom works perfectly and continues its daily battle against rabbit fur. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4 stars — excellent for pet hair, just needed a tiny fix)

Best item for dog hair. I have a Shark Nivigator vacuum which works well, so I thought. I vacuumed my carpet throughly then tried the rubber broom and my vacuum wasn't as good as I thought. The rubber broom got so much hair out of the carpet after it had vacuumed it. Very sturdy. It also works well on hardwood floors. I would highly recommend.

▪️Type of carpet used on: typical, average pile carpet ▪️Heres what I like first: The handle is easy to assemble and is "short people" friendly, I am average height but I have family who isn't but the handle is in segments and leaving one out doesn't affect the usability. I also like that it fluffs up the carpet and pulls up some of that stuff that gets settled in the carpet fibers which helps the vacuum gets more stuff and makes the carpet appear vacuumed (in case you have company call and say they are just up the road and you have no time to vacuum). It's also lightweight and easy to clean. It's also easy to store. ▪️Now on to my other thoughts on this item: We have two cats plus my hubby and I both have long hair. We all shed, so I thought I'd try to help the vacuum out (I have an pet hair vac that works great but want to prolong its life) by removing some of the surface hair and pulling up some of the buried litter and dirt. I am not sure this thing works as well unless you have low pile carpet AND pets who shed a lot like long haired floofy cats or pomeranians or similar that have softer, less corse hair. I don't think it works as well with hair/fur that is more corse. It works great for pulling litter out of the carpet fibers and other dirt that is down in there, and it works great to fluff the carpet fibers to make it look "new". It does remove hair, so to say it doesn't work at all is not accurate. But it depends on the type of coat your pets have and how much they shed. ▪️As for the sturdiness of it? It's ok, as long as you are just using a gentle pulling motion, but if you use it like you are raking gravel, it's not going to work right and the handle is likely to bend if not break.

this is so great at getting up the unspeakable amounts of pet hair you can’t see! it is definitely a workout but it works so well it’s worth it. i appreciate you can make it shorter or longer as well

Ona VERY low pile carpet, this requires a lot of downward and pulling force to get any pet fur and things like threads up into the "brush". This causes the cleaning head to skitter and also results in a LOT of force being used on the handle, which causes the handle to flex...it will bend. It is after all, hollow. It's nice that it is height adjustable, but the force needed to get the "brush" to work will break the handle. I went to a Big Box store and bought a wood handle with a universal threaded top, which held the "brush" securely, but the fist problem, that of the "brush" skittering on the carpet, remained. The skittering means the "brush" isn't able to do its job. They are super. It just doesn't pick up anywhere near as much as the copper type metal "brushes" do. They are super, but I have bought four or five variations of the copper brushes (I suspect they all come from the same factory as you'll see that they are exactly the same with different brand names) and with each I have bought, the copper comb falls off. There has to be something that works on very low pile carpet, but this isn't it and the copper ones fall apart if any force is consistently used, and that IS necessary. Tio be fair, I also used this on medium pile carpet and the skittering and handle bending due to downward force was also required, and again, the copper-colored metal brushed work much, much better. But those fall apart in less than a month of vigorous brushing. That's the issue, Either type required downward force paired with pulling, and that just stresses the handles and brushes used, regardless of material. But the copper colored brushes do a much better job, an impressive job really. But they don't last. I even combined a few copper brushes with a solid wood handle and got fantastic results with very little force, but still the copper brushes fell off their handle. SOMEONE has to be able to create a product that combines the effectiveness of a copper brush with the longevity of this type of silicone-type brush with a solid handle. Try this and return it if it skitters, doesn't pick up much and the handle bends. If it works for you, then great. That or use the copper-colored metal type "brushes" and be prepared to replace them frequently. Someone with ingenuity needs to do this right....a copper-type brush head which is permanently mounted to a holder which is paired with a solid pole, that is tested with downward force and pulling force and lasts more than a month. Humanity again went to the moon and back again, so creating a pet fur carpet remover that works and lasts should be easy for someone to do and it would sell like crazy.

It works great it gets so much dog fur even after I vacuumed over it so many times it gets deep. Hurts the back to use though so be careful.

I picked this broom/squeegee because I’d seen several European house cleaners on YouTube use a squeegee to dry down tile floors and thought this might work for mine. It actually works very well for polished tiles- the rubber broom iscrubs the floor, and the squeegee removes the water and the enclosed microfibre towel absorbs the water better than any microfibre towel I’ve ever used. The metal handle snaps together in three pieces - true, it’s a bit wobbly but not as awful as people make it out to be. I tried using it on my carpet for pet hair and it worked well - as others have mentioned, it’s a bit of a workout to get the fur up but works pretty well I thought.

Solide ..un vrai manche en métal. Pas du plastique. possible d'enlever 1 portion si personne plus petite. Linguette appréciable. Très efficace pour le balayage. Je recommanderai pour l'étage de la maison. Parfait ! Pour moi

Pour avoir une maison avec une hygiène, impeccable, tous les hygiénistes vous recommande ce type de raclette sur lesquels vous fixez une microfibre humide et qui vous permet d’avoir des sols absolument impeccables. Il suffit de rajouter un peu de vinaigre dans l’eau pour ne pas laisser de traces blanches sur le sol. La raclette est vraiment multi-usages. Elle convient aussi bien pour enlever l’eau des carreaux à l’extérieur que l’autre côté pour ramasser les poils du chat sur le tapis et avec la pince qui est fixé sur le manche, on y fixe une microfibre qui est fourni également par la marque Vande par 10 pièces et qui vous permet d’avoir votre maison, absolument partout impeccable. Ensuite vous mettez les micro Fibre à la machine à laver laver. La raclette était très bien conçu parce qu’il y a des petits boutons poussoir, qui empêche que le manche puisse se défaire. Le métal utilisé est très solide, léger et facile à utiliser. C’est à recommander 100 % de satisfaction vous attend.

Super gegen Tierhaare – praktisch und effektiv! Ich bin mit dem MR.SIGA Gummibesen sehr zufrieden. Er ist wirklich gut darin, Tierhaare von Teppichen und glatten Böden aufzunehmen, die ein normaler Besen oft liegen lässt. Besonders praktisch ist der integrierte Abzieher, mit dem man auch Flüssigkeiten auf Fliesen oder der Terrasse schnell beseitigen kann. Die Qualität wirkt stabil und die Handhabung ist top. Ein nützlicher Helfer für jeden Haushalt mit Tieren

Very handy for hair removal