Reddit reviews Gleener Ultimate Fuzz Remover Fabric Shaver & Lint Remover | Adjustable Clothes Shaver, Sweater Shaver & lint Shaver (Burnt Orange)
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Quickly and gently remove fabric pills from clothing and upholstery with this 2-in-1 clothes shaver and lint brush. Use its 3 interchangeable edges to safely depill sweaters, coats, sofas, and fabrics of all types: cashmere, wool, cotton, fleece, acrylic, rayon, polyester and more.The Gleener Ultimate Fuzz Remover is safe for virtually all fabrics and easy to use thanks to its patented, ergonomic design. Gentler and more effective than electric fabric shavers, the Gleener uses 3 abrasive edges to gently exfoliate pills from the fabric’s surface. It contains no blades, motors, or moving parts which can damage garments.This 2-in-1 sweater pill remover also includes a built-in lint brush to easily remove pet hair and lint from clothing and upholstery.No batteries or electricity required so the Gleener Ultimate Fuzz Remover can be used anywhere; its compact size makes it perfect for business travel or vacation.Included: ergonomic handle with soft over-molded grip, integrated lint brush, 3 fabric safe edges, and drawstring travel pouch.
Yep. The gleener is the one that's popular in the knitting/crochet/weaving community (we know all about pilling haha!).
As a cat-mom to five, satin. Good luck finding a way to wear it well (I have not yet) but it really does work. I buy all my bedsheets and comforters in satin only because cat hair doesn't stick to my bed that way.
Also, for repairing things that you would think are ruined by cat hair being embedded into the fabric a fabric shaver is excellent. They can be used on furniture too. If you have a lot of delicate things, maybe a manual one instead of electric. I knit and I use this one for both my more delicate handknits and my normal, storebought clothes, it works really great. I don't even buy sticky lint rollers anymore because the non-shaving end of the Gleener picks up hair just as well.
Not the person you were asking but I bought a Conair electric one a while back and it was..okay. I upgraded to [one of these bad boys] ( https://www.amazon.com/Gleener-Ultimate-Remover-Adjustable-clothes/dp/B00KIUX2T8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1518070953&sr=8-3&keywords=gleener+ultimate+fuzz+remover)
and it brought a second hand sweater back to life (the Conair shaver had no effect on it)