Skrmisda Carpet Rake for Pet & Human Hair Removal, Reusable Pet Hair Remover Tool with 54 Inch Adjustable Long Handle, 3 Piece Carpet Scraper Set, Easy Assembly for Rugs, Carpets, Couch and Furniture
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Skrmisda Carpet Rake for Pet & Human Hair Removal, Reusable Pet Hair Remover Tool with 54 Inch Adjustable Long Handle, 3 Piece Carpet Scraper Set, Easy Assembly for Rugs, Carpets, Couch and Furniture
- Two Step Pet Hair Cleanup: The main tool combines two working edges to help loosen embedded pet hair and gather remaining fur from rugs, carpets, couches, stairs, and other fabric surfaces around the home.
- Works on Multiple Surfaces Around the Home: Suitable for carpets, rugs, upholstery, and furniture, and can also be used as a sweeper broom for everyday pet hair cleanup.
- 3 Piece Set with Pet Bath Brush: Includes a carpet rake (simple 3-step assembly), a handheld scraper for smaller surfaces and human hair, and a pet bath brush for grooming support.
- Adjustable Long Handle for Easy Reach: The 54 inch handle detaches for compact storage and helps you reach rug edges; ideal for carpets and fabric (not for hardwood floors).
- Washable and Reusable Design: Each tool can be rinsed after use and reused as part of a regular pet hair cleanup routine on carpets, upholstery, bedding, and other household fabric surfaces.
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