Spotless- Washable and Reusable Lint Rollers (2 Piece Set in Pink) Small and Medium Size - Tapeless and Super Sticky

I don't recommend these. They're only good for 1 use then must be rinsed & dried. Not at all good for anything but very small jobs! Also, don't discard the Mylar Sheet that encases the large roller. If you do, the gummy stuff will get stuck on the plastic sheath cover and peel back and get stuck when you attempt to jam it back in. And, don't leave these things uncovered as they will leave a large greasy stain (and I mean stain) on anything they touch for any length of time. Drying the large one must be done while suspended & not touching anything. They must be covered after drying and between uses. I'm thinking this is some petroleum product so skeptical about how environmentally sound they are and about the glowing reviews... And, they're not as sticky after a couple months.I was so glad to have bought the red velour paddle at the same time, which does a far superior job and I don't have to worry about reusing it over and over, and washing petroleum products down the drain that stain things after prolonged contact. The Red Velour Paddle is truly environmentally sound, and works over and over on pet hair, chairs, clothes etc. and all in one go.

I purchased this lint roller to remove dog hair from my furniture. My Newfoundland sheds A LOT and I doubt if there is a product that will handle the volume she puts out even after thorough brushing, but it's better than using rolls and rolls of tape. It does rinse off as reported, but it fills up so fast that I can't finish the area and then cannot use it again till it dries.

After going through so many "tape" rolls, thought I'd give this a try. Works great, rinsed great.But...Getting the wide one back in its cover was tricky and ripped the edges. Hair from my dog started getting under the edges, which caused more ripping when cleaning.I'm not sure how they could fix those issues but I would try it again if they did. Meanwhile I am going to stick with 3M.

Why give two stars to a product that does what it says it does? Because what it does is likely insufficient for most people. The tacky surface of the roller picks up less material than the disposable kind before it has to be cleaned. Cleaning it is tedious, as I kept pulling on the roller surface when trying to pick off the lint and hair during rinsing Finally, once rinsed you have to wait for it to dry before reusing. In short, this roller is suitable for last-minute lint removal, but not for anything more demanding. And if it's last-minute tidying you want, you're better off with a lint brush.

we bought this to pick up cat hair from our sofa. given its small size, it takes repeated washings to cover just a few square feet of sofa surface, and you need to let it dry between, so it takes too long for such a big job....better to use for smaller items like sweaters or other clothing.

I got these and they seem to work good at first. There is a plastic cover you slip over the big one to keep it clean and as soon as I tried to put it on it, the sticky part started to pull away from the plastic roller. I had to cut off the gooey sticky part that had come up.So it is not very durable at all. And as for cleaning it, the water cleans most of the lint and pet hair but not all of it. So I will go back to the paper rollers.

Rinses ok, I suppose. Really warm water works best (or hot). You'll have to wait for it to dry before using again. Then When you try to put the cover back on after it's cleaned off, the edges begin to peel off. I used it once, rinsed, then tried to put the cover back on. Can't even get it on without ripping all of the "sticky" off of the roller. So I guess it won't be covered. I would probably stick with a paper lint roller.

I really liked this product before it broke.Picks up a lot of material and it's reuse is only limited by the fact that the plastic it is made of does not stand up to very much force.The sticky roller is more durable than the frame is.