Lilly Brush Save Our Sweaters Fabric Pill Remover Brush for Natural Fibers | Lint Brushes for Pet Hair & Clothes, Travel Lint Roller for Pet Hair & More, Lint Roller Travel Sized (Graphite Grey)

I bought the Lilly brush (not discounted) and tried it on several sweaters. I couldn't get it to work and gave it a low rating. Subsequently I received a kind email from the company that provided specific instructions on how to use the brush. With this helpful information, I tried again.Per their email, the brush works best on natural fibers. I tried it on cotton, wool and some other fine knots. In situations without major fuzz, it worked really well. If the sweater was very fuzzy, it did not remove the fuzz completely (only a shaver will probably do that) but it did a nice job of surface improvement. The company clarified that the brush is not as suitable for synthetic fibers, which is why I had trouble initially.Also the brush is quite small (as others have mentioned). Maybe a larger size could also be introduced in the future.Instructions in or on the box would also be very helpful.[EMAIL BELOW]Dear Name-We saw on the feedback and customer review page that you were not at all happy with your purchase,and I wanted to take a moment to reach out to you to see if I could be helpfulwith tips on how to use Lilly Brush.SWEATERS: As advertised, Lilly Brush is a sweater brush for 100% natural fiberknits. If there is a percentage of nylon or acrylic content in the sweater,those fibers are longer and stronger than the more delicate cashmere, cotton wool, etc. fibers, and thusmust be torn, cut, sanded or shaved from affected garments. I am wondering if this is why the Redecker brush is more satisfactory to your purposes? Our concern is that it is a little too robust for a fine cashmere or cotton knit.LINT: If you are using Lilly Brush as a lint brush, and the climate is dry, ithelps to dampen LB slightly to resolve static issues which can otherwise pullremoved lint and hair back onto the garment. When using LB as a lint brush,brush up and down as you would with a sticky roller. This allows fur, etc. togather itself into an easily removable roll on the surface of the brush. If furand lint can't be cleaned from the bristles manually, rinse the brush and tap,bristles down, on the side of the sink. This will dislodge any remainingdetritus. Please allow the brush to dry fully before closing it back in itscase.RETURNS:Of course, if you would prefer to return the product, we will gladlyrefund your money. I note that you say you already returned the product, but we show not a single return since we began selling on Amazon. I am concerned that yours has not been noted. Please let me know how we can help you. It is most important to us at Lilly Brush is that you are happy!Please feel free to email questions or requests to me at [e-mail address removed].Thanks for your time,Elsie HamiltonPresident, Lilly Brush Co., LLC

This little brush is amazing! It has picked up the pet hair from every material in my house so far (three cats). It does pet beds (even those pesky ones that seem to trap the hair in the fibers), the couch, pillows, blankets and the main reason I bought it...clothes. But the reason I call this amazing is how much it cleans those pet beds and the couch even when vacuuming them didn't do the best job. Get this, you'll love it!

I had very high hopes for this brush seeing as how I have four indoor cats, each of them with different degrees of shedding. I thought it would be a miracle product that removed fur like magic, but sadly that was not the case. I followed all the instructions, but I didn't see a big dramatic catching of fur. I bought this to avoid buying lint roller after lint roller, but really, at least they've proven to work time and time again. I think it might be because I bought the smaller size one and it doesn't have that great of an oomph, but after this experience, I don't have the confidence to invest in the larger one in hopes that it works. I have only every used it on clothes, but even that seems like too big a task for this brush which is a great disappointment. I gave it a few tries, but it takes a long process of brushing over and over for the bristles to pick up any fur and once my hand is tired and I've given up, I can still see fur on my clothes. Now it's just catching dust somewhere in my room. I might give it another chance soon, but I've had it for a few months and I haven't had the urge to go through that tedious process again.I love the idea of this product and am honestly delighted that it worked for some of the people that bought it, but for me it didn't. Because of that, I honestly do not recommend people buying this product. I feel the money could be better spent on a fur catching device that does as promised. I have sadly not found such a device (other than lint rollers that run out too quickly), but I am still searching. I'll put up with the fur of my lovely cats until that day comes.If this review was helpful to you at all, please let me know by clicking 'yes' on this review.

First thing; I'm a big fan of Lilly brushes. They are awesome for removing pet hair from furniture. Second, I have used the flat, squeegee-looking Lilly brush to remove hair from clothing and it is effective but can get a little difficult to use while trying to hold the piece of clothing flat. This brush was JUST what I was hoping for to make that process much easier with the same great results. I love the compact design because I can just pop it into a pocket in my bag and have it ready when I notice inevitable stray pet hair on my shirt or pants. The bristles are fine but firm and really capture hair and lint super easily. As far as I'm concerned, this is a must-have for pet owners. I love it!

I have one of those cashmere blend black coats that attracts every little piece of lint that is in a ten foot radius. It seems I never have a lint brush when I need one. A friend recommended the Lilly Brush, and it s fabulous. It's small enough and can be encased in it's own case, that I can put it in my bag when I go out. I leave it in my bag, so that I know where it is at all times.This Lilly brush is very easy to use. I swipe it across my coat in different directions, starting with the sleeves and moving to the collar, then down the front and to the back. It collects all the fine pieces of hair and lint and does a fabulous job. You can wash the brush with mild soap when needed and it dries very quickly.All in all, I have found that this lint brush is the best piece of equipment. No sticky tape on a roller, and it is easy to pick this brush up in it's case and go. What could be more convenient?Highly Recommended. prisrob 06-10-13

This worked btr than expected… I have used in all my good sweaters and revitalized them.

I owned a samoyed and she sheds a lot. This brush takes a lot of time to do the job. I personally think that tape rollers works faster. I still carry this brush in my purse everyday. The size is perfect for that.

Works pretty good on clothing for pet hair, not to bad for piling. I like how small it is and easy to clean

I had my roommate evaluate this brush, as she has pilled up sweaters that are too delicate to take a pill shaver to. Surprisingly; this brush actually dealt with a lot of the smaller, more sparse pills very effectively. It was somewhat lacking in horsepower on the more dense pilling. I suppose even a pill shaver wouldn't have an easy time of removing these either, to be fair. It's gentle and does the job it was designed to do. Just don't press too hard on delicate, thin sweaters. Like anything, you could distort it's shape, or worse if you got abusively forceful on trying to clean pills off the sleeves or something. But, it's a great little brush, and takes up so little space in the closet. Definitely a recommend!

It can be almost good enough but hard to clean the brush after a while.