The blue fur scraper resting on the arm of a textured sofa while a golden retriever dozes on the rug
Light-blue pet hair remover with a copper scraping edge and a ribbed handle
Light-blue pet hair remover with a copper scraping edge and a ribbed handle
Hand pulling the blue fur scraper across a grey sofa cushion, a roll of ginger cat fur gathering in front of it
Close-up of the fine copper blade set along the light-blue scraper head
The fur scraper held by its ribbed handle in one hand
A grey fabric sofa and rug dusted with pale dog fur, a happy white-and-grey dog lying on the cushion
Pink pet hair remover with a copper scraping edge and a ribbed handle

Copper-Edge Pet Hair Remover

$19.99

Fur woven into the couch and rug? A few strokes roll it up into one pile you can bin.

Colour

Arrives by Nov 22

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Safety & care notes

  • Copper blade
  • Double-sided
  • No refills
Safety & care
  • Test a small hidden patch first, and go gently on thin fabrics.
  • Use it on fabrics only, never on your pet's coat or skin.
  • Pull the fur off the blade by hand after each use.
  • Wipe the head and handle clean with a cloth.
  • Keep it dry, in a drawer, a cupboard or the car door.
Copper-Edge Pet Hair Remover Blue$19.99

In 3 steps

See how it works

  1. The fur scraper held by its ribbed handle in one hand1

    Lay it flat

    Smooth the fabric so there are no folds under the patch you're cleaning.

  2. Hand pulling the blue fur scraper across a grey sofa cushion, a roll of ginger cat fur gathering in front of it2

    Scrape one way

    Pull the copper edge toward you in short, firm strokes, always in the same direction.

  3. Close-up of the fine copper blade set along the light-blue scraper head3

    Bin the pile

    Pick up the fur pile and bin it, then wipe the tool clean for next time.

  • 2working sides
  • 0refills to buy

Made for your day

  • The sofa your dog naps on

    Clear the cushions before guests sit down in their good clothes.

  • Car seats after the park

    Pull the fur out of fabric seats and mats without dragging out the vacuum.

  • Rugs and carpet

    Lift the fur the vacuum skims over, especially around your pet's favourite spot.

  • Pet beds and blankets

    Scrape the fur out of the dog bed and the sofa throw before wash day.

Dark jeans on the couch? Go ahead.

How it compares

Light-blue pet hair remover with a copper scraping edge and a ribbed handleCopper-Edge Pet Hair RemoverSticky lint roller
Fur deep in rugs Copper edge pulls it upMostly lifts fur off the surface
Refills None, it's reusableNew sheets when the roll runs out
After a big clean-up One pile of fur to binA stack of used sticky sheets
Cleaning it Wipe it cleanTear off the used sheet
Delicate fabrics Not recommendedUsually fine
Light-blue pet hair remover with a copper scraping edge and a ribbed handle

Copper-Edge Pet Hair Remover

Fur woven into the couch and rug? A few strokes roll it up into one pile you can bin.

Free shipping over $35 · 30-day returns

Is it right for you?

Great for

  • Carpets, rugs and textured upholstery
  • Fabric car seats, pet beds and throws
  • Homes with a shedding dog or cat

Not for

  • Delicate knits, satin-like or loose-weave fabrics
  • Leather or faux-leather sofas and seats
  • Your pet's coat: it's for fabrics only

Specs & what's included

Specifications

Type
Manual pet hair and lint remover
Design
Double-sided: copper blade and lint-brush side
Materials
PP plastic, copper blade
Works on
Carpets, rugs, furniture, bedding, clothing
Not recommended for
Low-density knitwear or delicate fabrics
Handle
Ribbed, non-slip grip
Power
None needed (hand tool)
Colours
Blue, pink
Care
Wipe clean

Questions, answered

Does it really get out the fur my vacuum misses?

That's what it's made for. The fine copper edge catches loose fur caught in the pile of rugs, carpet and upholstery and drags it up into a pile you can bin. Firm, short strokes in one direction work best, and how much comes up depends on the fabric.

Will it damage my couch or carpet?

On carpet, rugs and textured upholstery, short strokes in one direction are all it takes. Test a small hidden patch first, and skip low-density knitwear and delicate fabrics: fine knits, satin-like fabrics, loose weaves and leather.

Can I use it on my clothes?

Gently, on sturdy fabrics like a wool coat, yes. Skip thin, loosely knitted or delicate clothes: a softer reusable roller is the better pick for those.

Will it work on car seats?

Yes, fabric seats and floor mats are a great fit. Pull it toward you in short strokes and pick up the pile as you go. It isn't meant for leather or faux-leather seats.

How do I clean it?

Pull the fur pile off by hand, then wipe the blade and handle with a cloth. There are no sheets to replace and nothing to charge.

What if it doesn't suit my fabrics?

Fabrics vary. If something isn't right, you can return it under our returns policy. Email us and we'll walk you through it.

Good to know before you use it

Test a small hidden patch first, and go gently on thin fabrics.

Use it on fabrics only, never on your pet's coat or skin.

Still have questions? Email mortega.ft@gmail.com. We reply within one business day.

We've got you

Problem with your order? Email mortega.ft@gmail.com and we'll make it right.

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