Pet Hair Remover
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Pet hair embeds itself into car fabric in a way that most vacuums can't fully address. Standard nozzles create suction but don't grip the individual fibres, so hair wraps itself around the weave and stays put. The Duel Interior Pet Hair Remover takes a different approach — the rubber construction creates a mild static charge as you stroke it across fabric, which attracts and lifts embedded hair out of the weave and bundles it for easy removal. At £6.95, it’s the kind of product you buy once and immediately wonder why you didn’t have it sooner. Compact enough to keep in the glovebox, rinses clean under the tap, and works dry or wet. Pair it with Logic All Purpose Interior Cleaner to tackle any remaining dirt and odour at the same time. Why Use a Dedicated Pet Hair Remover? Pet hair behaves differently to everyday dust and dirt. It wraps around fabric fibres rather than sitting on top, which is why a vacuum nozzle often leaves a surprising amount behind — particularly on textured seat fabric and carpet pile. A rubber pet hair remover works with the fabric rather than against it. The triple-sided surface attracts and holds onto hair as you stroke it in one direction, progressively lifting it out of the weave and gathering it into a bundle you can peel away. This helps: Remove embedded hair a vacuum alone typically misses Reduce the time spent on repeat passes over the same area Keep seats, mats and boot liners looking and feeling clean Make regular upkeep quick and easy if pets travel with you regularly For the best result, use the pet hair remover first to lift the hair, then follow up with fabric care products to clean and freshen the surface underneath. What Can It Be Used On? The Interior Pet Hair Remover works on fabric seats and seatbacks, carpets and footwell mats, boot liners and cargo areas, and fabric door trims. Use it dry for most situations, or dampen slightly for more stubborn or deeply embedded hair. It isn’t designed for leather or hard plastic surfaces
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