ChomChom Roller Pet Hair Remover – Original Size Reusable Lint Roller for Cat & Dog Hair on Furniture, Couch, Carpet, Car, Rugs & Bedding – Portable, Eco-Friendly (Dog)

If you are constantly battling pet hair, you need this product. It does an incredible job of pulling trapped dog and cat hair out of couches, beds, and car seats. Not only is it easy to use, but it's also very easy to clean the hair off the tool when you're done. It has made keeping my furniture fur-free so much easier!

The ChomChom Roller Pet Hair Remover is a great product. I have a Dalmatian who sheds brown and white. It was so easy to remove the hair off leather furniture that we protect with furniture covers. It was very effective in removing her hair from leather furniture. It did not cause any damage to the leather. I did not find it overly sticky. The handle makes it easy to use. I love that I can easily reuse this product. Highly recommend.

Fantastic fur forager! Took a few minutes to get it rocking. It does not roll like the roller collectors. Great for furniture, sheets, blankets, short pile carpet. Did struggle on fleece…but what doesn’t? Effective enough to wish it had a larger compartment because it fills up with shepherd hair (Aussie and German).

Great for pet hair removal, easy to use. The only thing is sometimes the handles open

Absolutely remarkable. This pickd up all the hair from our clothing, bedspreads, whatever you could think of. My dog is a great Pyrenees and needs to be brushed at least three times daily. But the shedding never ends. This product is so easy to use and I’m impressed with a chamber that holds so much dog fur. This is 1 million times better than the paper rollers we used to use.

Beyond impressed. I have white/beige couches with a Siamese and Calico kitty. So lots of cat hair!!! It’s extremely effective at picking up hair even hair that’s embedded or stuck in the fabric. My couches are boneless microfiber type so a vacuum is usually useless in my experience. But this worked perfectly fine on different fabrics like bedding, microfiber, upholstered bar stools. Zero fabric damage. Sticks to hair great! And accumulates thin sheets/roll of hair, think lint from the dryer.

I rescued a tiny black kitten at eight weeks old, and while he is the joy of my life, apparently he sheds enough to knit a second cat. I have four gray microfiber barstools along a seven-foot bar in my apartment. I live alone, no kids, no food messes at the counter — so imagine my horror when I moved the stools to sweep before having company and realized they were absolutely coated in fine, tiny black hairs. My cat loves to leap up there to nap and escape the dog during zoomie time, and wow… the evidence was everywhere. I tried everything. My full-size vacuum with attachments? Nope. My handheld Black & Decker? Nothing. Packing tape? Useless. I was honestly starting to panic because I have an important home visit coming up and didn’t want anyone leaving with cat hair all over a nice outfit. I even considered replacing or reupholstering the stools. Out of desperation, I ordered the ChomChom Roller. It arrived about 20 minutes before I needed it, and I immediately put it to work. I’ll admit — after everything else failed, I was skeptical. But within minutes (less than eight for all four stools), they looked brand new. I wish I had taken before-and-after photos because the difference was unbelievable. It works like the “magic eraser” of pet hair. You roll it back and forth with a little elbow grease, and it just pulls the hair up and traps it inside. When you’re done, you press the button, empty the chamber, and there it is — all the fur you didn’t think would budge. It’s weirdly satisfying. I also tried it on my gray sofa and loveseat with the same incredible results. No sticky tape. No disposable sheets. No cords. Just simple, effective, reusable magic. If you have pets and fabric furniture, do yourself a favor and get this. Buy one for your friends while you’re at it. My home looks immaculate, my stress level dropped about ten points, and my inner neat freak is absolutely thrilled. I cannot recommend this enough.

This Chom Chom lint and hair roller does work as advertised IF it is used correctly. We mainly use this Chom Chom to clean up the hair left on the faux leather furniture by our constantly shedding Sable German Shepherd. It does indeed work really well for that purpose. This Chom Chom also picks up little pieces of lint off of the furniture very well. However, this Chom Chom is NOT going to vacuum the entire house by itself, so don't expect miracles from it. This Chom Chom is designed to be used in short back and forth strokes, and not long rolling motions, as the hair collector bar does not turn 360 degrees (it flips back and forth). The hair collector pads are designed to collect hair and lint by building up static electricity through friction, and then the squeegee deposits the hair and lint into the easy to empty storage compartment. If the Chom Chom is used in one long continuous direction/motion it will not work correctly, and I am quite sure that is where the very few negative reviews are coming from. Also, as specifically stated in the included instructions, this Chom Chom is NOT designed to be used directly on humans or pets. It is not a sticky clothing lint roller or a dog/cat brush. The instructions also state that this Chom Chom will not work on hard or smooth services. It needs some friction from rough furniture material in order to build up static electricity on the cleaning pads. As I previously stated, this Chom Chom does work very well IF it used as directed. Just don't use it for unintended purposes, and then leave a bad review because the instructions were ignored or not read at all. While I would have given this Chom Chom 5 stars just because it works so well for its intended purpose, it does have a couple of shortcomings. First off, if a finger is not placed over the door latch of the hair storage compartment while using the Chom Chom, the door constantly flips open and the collected hair goes everywhere (I learned this surprise the hard way). Maybe I received a Chom Chom with weak door latch? Also, this Chom Chom is made of cheap/thin plastic, so it will flex if too much pressure is placed on it during use. Also, the thin plastic construction does bring the long term durability of the Chom Chom into question. In conclusion, I do highly recommend this Chom Chom, as it does work very well for cleaning pet hair as advertised, IF it is used correctly. However, with the weak storage compartment door latch, and the cheap plastic construction, I can only rate the Chom Chom 4 stars. Personally, I only paid $18 for the Chom Chom on Amazon Prime Day, so cost was really not an issue just to try it out. However, it did take over a week to receive the Chom Chom, with 2 day delivery actually being shown in the product listing, so just be prepared in advance that the delivery of the Chom Chom may be delayed due to its immense popularity. However, that is not the fault of Amazon or the Chom Chom itself. UPDATE: This Chom Chom works so well at cleaning up dog hair that we now own 3 of them that we keep and use around the house. The strange part is that even though the name "Chom Chom" is technically a proper noun, we now use it as a verb in our house, as in "I just Chom-Chomed the couch." Good stuff! UPDATE #2: I recently purchased the Black & Decker version of this Chom Chom hair & Lint Removal Tool (I left a comprehensive review for the B&D product as well) for comparison with this Chom Chom. While both this Chom Chom and the B&D versions of this tool work in exactly the same manner, and equally well, the B&D version is a higher quality product, IMHO. The B&D tool has a thicker rubberized purple handle, a translucent purple lint storage compartment lid, and it operates much more quietly, without the occasional loud squealing noise that this Chom Chom makes. The lint compartment door on the B&D tool also stays securely closed until it is actually opened by the user. The best part is that the B&D hair and lint removal tool is about half the regular price as this Chom Chom version (go figure). I gave the B&D tool 5 stars compared to 4 stars for this Chom Chom. I invite people to try both products and see what they think for themselves. I am sure that they will agree with my opinions on both of these very good hair and lint removal tools.

Where has this been all my life?! I have a lab x staffy who sheds so much that I wonder how he isn’t bald. This just entirely got the fur off my bedding and couch in 5 minutes flat with no effort, a job that normally takes double the time with the vacuum and still leaves a lot of fur behind, or needing to go through an entire roll of a sticky lint roller. I was hesitant due to the cost, but I’m amazed it’s totally worth it. No complaints, 10 stars if I could.

Who ever invented this should get a noble peace proze from the pet comminity. It basically removes pet hair very fast.

Excellent ! J'étais sceptique et avais un peu peur d'investir au regard du prix... Mais je dois avouer que ça bat largement tous les autres outils utilisés pour retirés les poils de chats sur mes habits noirs.

This thing EATS cat hair. It's the only thing that works, time and time again. I hate using single use rollers, and sticky washable ones are annoying to clean. This one works well, it's simple, it's fast, it's effective. My only complaint is that it can be tricky to use on small/cramped areas due to the size of the roller. But that negative is completely overriden by the fact that I bought this 4 years ago and it is STILL the item I reach for to get ride of cat hair

Et je me retrouve blu-ffée. Je précise que j'ai un chien à poil ras car je n'ai pas trouvé cette info au moment de l'achat : c'était un désespoir, par rapport à ma précédente chienne à poils longs, les poils se piquent dans les tissus, on en retrouve partout, sans qu'ils se regroupent en amas comme le font les poils longs. Alors c'est beaucoup, mais beaucoup plus efficace, rapide et moins saoulant que l'aspirateur ou les brosses collantes. C'est presque un plaisir à passer 😁. Du coup, il m'arrive même de la passer sur les 4 m2 de moquette que j'ai juste à côté, parce que sortir l'aspirateur quand on a un chom-chom, faut pas pousser 🤣 Enfin, j'ai vu des conseils de bien tendre le tissu, oooof : bien sur, il ne faut pas la passer sur un tas de linge en boule, mais à mon avis, la chose qui compte le plus, c'est de faire des mouvements allers-retours, même sur un tissu peu tendu. J'ai cru que le chom-chom ne fonctionnait plus, en fait, je ne faisais, sans m'en apercevoir, plus que des allers, et ça en laissait toujours, c'est donc la clé ! NB : ça ne retire par contre jamais les petits débris/miettes, conception à usage vraiment spécifique mais ô combien étonnante 😍 Bref j'en rachète un pour ma résidence secondaire dès la fin de la rupture de stock. Merci à l'inventeur 😊