Clean Trace Clothes Brush Beech Wood

Very good clothing brush, refreshes wool and cotton. The brush is well made and fits well in the hand to use. I like that it will both freshen the nap and remove dust and in my case pet hair. The bristles are a bit stiff, so care must be taken. I chose this brush instead of a lint roller which won't freshen the nap and creates a lot more waste. With this brush you only need to clean the brush and throw away the mess.

Used this on my wool coat. Having two dogs and a cat it's impossible to keep the hair off the jacket and it's my most favorite one. My hubby has his, too. We were going through sheets and sheets of the sticky roller kind of lint brushes and still leaving the house like we slept in the kennel with the dogs wearing our coats...This thing still takes a little time, of course, but it works SO well. So as long as I look over the jacket and brush it right before we go, avoid bumping into the dogs as I'm getting out the door, i feel so spiffy and nice in my coat again!!!

I have been trying to find a way to take lint balls off of all my dog blankets. I've tried the battery operated lint removers, a lint comb and now this brush. Nothing has worked for as much lint as I need to take off after every washing, but this one worked better that the other options. If I was using this for a clothing brush it would be fantastic.

This is one of the least expensive clothing brushes available. It is a good brush, and do not regret buying it. Just know the brush quality is in line with its price. But I bought this to keep in the car and I am quite happy with it.

Very well made feels good in your hand.

love it. works great.

I have no idea how this item can be considered a clothing brush, overall. It is very rough on most fabrics- something like wool would be an exception but even then, a sticky sheet really is required for something like removing all traces of white fur on a black coat. I've tried and tried this on cotton, wool, etc. It's just too rough, and the bristles will dig into your skin if the clothing is thinner in weight and on your bod already. Ouch. Those few final hairs that are embedded a bit too deeply or whatever...yeah, only the sticky sheet has worked for me. Trust me, I am owned by three lovely but exceedingly furry kitties: a short-haired Tortie who sheds like the devil, a Maine Coon with a dense triple-layer coat, and a Berman with fluffy white fur that likes to fly. When it comes to removing fur off of everything seen by mankind, I know of which I speak. :)The exception I would make, fabric-wise, is on something like a cotton quilt. It works very well at removing thick layers of fur, as well as thin layers. (Beats the sticky sheets for certain, in this respect.) It will not leave such surfaces completely free of fur, but it does make for a wonderful quick touch-up between washing such items.However, it makes a SUPERB cleaning brush in terms of removing hair and fur off of upholstered furniture. (We don't have canvas or the silkier fabrics out today in furniture, just traditional covering.) As in, only my Dyson vacuum upholstery attachment does a better job of getting all of the deep down stuff, but this truly makes everything at least look superficially spiffy. This brush makes my twenty-year-old cat-ified furniture look SO much better, and so quickly. Not to mention that my husband and I have less incidence of "furry bottom" when we stand up, after sitting on our upholstered furniture.Also works great (even better than my vacuum) on a truly dreaded cleaning task: fabric vertical blinds. Furry, dusty, icky blinds that I "inherited" them via marrying my husband. This brush makes them look all nice and spiffy again by removing the ungodly excess fur off, and then the truly dedicated can finish up with a good vacuum attachment for getting fine dust and such. This makes them look so good though, I honestly don't do that last step much.

This brush is alright. I haven't purchased a clothing brush before, so I have nothing to compare it to, but overall I was underwhelmed. I was hoping for something to use in place of those sticky lint rollers, but this doesn't seem to get much hair off, instead it seems to just push it around. It may be user error on my end, but overall I just expected to see more of a difference.