Carpet Rake for Pet Hair Removal
A double-sided rake that pulls embedded pet fur from rugs, runner mats and fabric sofas without bending over.
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| Head width | 63" |
| Colorways in the catalog | 3 |
What you are looking at
Pet hair works its way deep into rug piles where vacuum bristles glide right past it. We built this carpet rake with a metal edge for digging out stubborn mats and a rubber side for gathering loose surface coats. It pulls neat ribbons of fur into view so you can toss them by hand.
Double action head
One side uses a textured rubber blade to gather loose fur off cushions and low pile mats. Flip the head over to run the copper edge through thick carpet fibers where shed fur weaves itself into knots.
Sectioned metal handle
The handle twists together from sturdy metal pole sections to give you full standing reach across a living room rug. Take a section out when you want a shorter grip for car upholstery or pet cushions.
Low clearance reach
The flat head slides under the edge of coffee tables and along baseboards where drifting fur gathers. You pull toward yourself in short strokes, watching the fur roll up into clean lines without scattering dust into the air.
Quick rinse care
Fur peels off the metal teeth in one smooth clump for the trash. When you finish the room, rinse the head under warm tap water or wipe the blades dry with a rag before hanging the tool up.
