You pull out your trusty lint roller and get to work. Maybe you are currently using an adhesive, throw-away lint roller and are thinking of a earth-friendly change. A. You can use any type of lint roller on almost any fabric without worries about stains, fading, or damage. The exceptions are faux fur and similar heavily textured or plush fabric, which doesn’t give a lint roller a smooth enough surface to grab onto lint and hair. Also vigorous rolling with a lint roller might tear very delicate or vintage fabrics. Grab glitter. Did the kids spill glitter while working on a craft project? No worries. A tape roller will clean the mess right up. Ugggh! I think every pet owner has been there before. Your best laid plans sometimes get thwarted. Oh, well, what’s a pet owner to do? We love our animals and accept the pet hair that comes along with them. Lint brush: Perfect for removing lint and hair from clothing, a lint brush looks similar to a hairbrush, but instead of bristles, it has the same type of tufted fabric as found on reusable lint rollers. There’s no gathering compartment for collected lint and hair, which means you’ll need to use your fingers to remove the offending lint, but that’s a simple process. Lint brushes also work very well for removing lint and hair from furniture and drapes.

Works on all different types of fabrics and also can be used for cleaning furniture, comforters, clothing, floors, spills, and even vehicle interiors Travel lint rollers are perfect for travel or work. On the downside, the small size isn’t well suited to cleaning couches or other furniture. This is another simplistic wood-handled lint roller. Utilizing a pure copper head to easily remove pet hair, crumbs, etc. from fabrics. These sponges are very effective on pet hair, and there’s no waste. They’re best on large, flat areas, such as couches, chairs, and bedding, and particularly good at wiping hair off microfiber couches or chairs. On the downside, a sponge isn’t easy to use on clothing. You must remove the hair from the sponge by hand, and the sponge eventually breaks down and needs to be replaced. Another reusable option, the Wellted brush traps lint, dust, and debris on its surface and lifts it off fabric. To remove the trapped lint, just slide the brush into the accompanying holder, and it’ll pull the debris right off. The debris collects in the bottom of the base, which comes off for easy emptying. Considered self-cleaning, this step makes the entire process much faster. It also comes in multiple colors, so you can opt to stand out or blend in.Plus, the broom is designed to be super versatile — it has a flat edge to squeegee windows or clean spills on hard surfaces, and it comes with a microfiber cloth that you can clip onto the broom head to mop up liquid messes or dust areas that are just out of reach. Well, I have good news for you, there are some great environmentally friendly lint rollers on the market for when Meowza decides to make your clothes her bed for the night. Reusable Lint Rollers

Adaptable: This lint remover roller brush is perfect for various fabrics. Whether it's furniture, comforters, clothing, floors, or your car's upholstery, it's got you covered. Multi-Purpose Benefits These rollers are reusable and create no waste. Like the pet-hair sponges, they’re very effective at getting pet hair off large, flat areas. On the downside, they aren’t the best choice for removing lint from clothing. Pet-hair sponge: Basically a tightly knit, somewhat rubbery sponge, this device is a must-have for pet owners looking for a reusable solution to the problem of cat or dog hair on furniture and clothing. Simply wipe the sponge over the target area, and it grabs and holds even the longest or finest hair and fur. Pet-hair sponges are especially convenient for removing hair and dust from couches, bedding, drapes, and other large stretches of fabric or upholstery. Once finished, simply remove the hair from the sponge, leaving it clean and ready for your next use. While lint rollers are, of course, perfect for removing dander, dust, lint, and pet hair from your clothing, their usefulness isn’t confined to your wardrobe. Here are a few other ways to put these handy tools to use around the house.Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room

Lint rollers usually aren't recommended for very high-end clothing (like quality men's suits) as the rollers can leave a bit of glue residue. On clothing that can be easily laundered, the residue will wash away, but fine wool or cashmere can become matted or attract more dust when rolled and not washed. There are three different types of reusable lint rollers and pet hair removers, and the best option for you will largely depend on the surfaces you’ll be de-fuzzing.Rubber lint removers: Rubber lint removers can also build up static electricity, as you move them around, luring lint and other debris right in. Unlike the fabric kinds, they are washable and flexible enough to work on both rough, uneven surfaces (like ceramic tile) and carpets and car seats. That said, they work like a sweeper, so you’ll still need to find a way to manually dispose of the piles of dirt formed. The portable lint roller is a good option if you want a no-frills, environmentally friendly, zero waste lint roller. Reusable lint rollers are the most environmentally friendly because they are not disposable, so no throwing out adhesive sheets every time you use it. * High Five* for not contributing to landfill waste! This is a great eco-friendly, reusable, adhesive lint roller. This adhesive lint roller does not create any waste, unlike its disposable counterparts.