Pet Hair Stone

[Ben@3D]

No, its not a Chia Pet.







Has anyone tried these yet?



Works amazing for pet hair removal. Better than anything else I have tried!



Will be getting these for 3D soon.

[C. Charles Hahn]

Pretty much just a pumice stone, same as you can find in the health/beauty aisle at the store... they do work pretty well.

[Paul Sparks]

No, its not a Chia Pet.







Has anyone tried these yet?



Works amazing for pet hair removal. Better than anything else I have tried!



Will be getting these for 3D soon.

I would probably say you need to send me one for testing. :biggrin:

[imported_WCD]

We sell quite a few per year. 1-4 per order and they do work well. On mats, pet hair or not, they pull a lot of $#(# to the surface and makes vacuuming much faster and easier.



Keep clear of plastics!



Rob

[Scottwax]

Got one from Optimum, pretty good on really bad pet hair.

[Jpostal]

I have tried a pumice stone and it sucked, mostly because it kind of crumbled as I was using it (but I guess thats what you get when you buy something from the dollar store). If 3D stocks them I would try it again.

[imported_Automania]

Although it looks similar to a pumice stone which is a natural product, it is my understanding the pet hair removal stone is man made from recycled glass.??

[Accumulator]

I dunno if I`d be comfortable touching certain interior fabrics with that :nervous:



The "pet hair sponges" work fairly well IME, and are gentle enough for use on fragile velours/etc.

[911fanatic]

They do work well but as mentioned, stay well away from plastics as they will easily mar the crap out of it.

[Ben@3D]

Although it looks similar to a pumice stone which is a natural product, it is my understanding the pet hair removal stone is man made from recycled glass.??

Yes, comes from 100% recycled materials.