Remove fur that vacuums can’t with the Mighty

Starting off, cleaning your carpeted car mats has never been easier! With a 52 inch steel handle, the Mighty Pet Hair Detailer is super functional. Clean up your trunk speedily and comfortably with its long dueling rubber blades. The clean doesn’t stop there though: you can use this on any type of carpet in your home too! 

Quickly clean up with the Mini

Check out that speed! The Mini Pet Hair Detailer is 10 times faster than vacuuming alone. It is so easy to remove stubborn embedded fur from years of travel. Keep one of these in your car for on-the-go cleanups. After quickly getting hair out of your seats or trunk, you can even use it on your clothes to de-hair yourself! 

Deep Clean with the Pro Kit

Hard to reach places filled with fur getting you down? The magnitude of pet hair in your car can negatively impact your health due to all that dander. This is especially the case if you or your passengers have asthma or allergies. For the cracks and crevices where years of build-up may be hiding, try out the Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit. 

With the same blade as the lovely Mini, this kit comes with an even longer bladed brush. With a comfortable grip and ergonomic design, you can cover a lot of ground without breaking a sweat. Look at how easily it glides! 

As you can see in the video, the second half of this kit can reach where your hands can’t! Next to your doors and in between your seats may seem impossible to tidy, but not with this brush! 

So, as you plan out your car travels this season, making sure your interior is spick and span has never been easier. By using Lilly Brushes, you and your vehicle are making a statement, and a positive one at that. I must warn you though: these products may cause your vehicle historically inundated with fur to become unrecognizable! Is there any better gift to yourself than returning your car to its pristine, like-new condition? 

Emma Walker

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As a first time cat mom, I have learned that our feline friends can provide so much love, entertainment, and, unfortunately, mess. Finn, my little orange Tabby is the most precious companion providing me cuddles and cuteness. In addition to his big heart, he has loads of energy and sharp nails. When it comes to our pets, they sure know how to damage our homes and vehicles. This can be a huge downside to pet parenting. So… what do we do? Here are a few ways to prevent damage from pets in your home and car

Prevent Damage from Pets in Your Home

Toys and Enrichment

A simple solution to prevent pet damage: toys! Ensuring your furry friends have enough to play with can help them get their energy out. For me, getting Finn a new sturdy scratching post was a game changer. Instead of turning to the furniture to dig his nails into, he uses the scratching post and loves it.

Furniture Covers

If your furniture’s maintenance is of concern, there are amazing stylish furniture coverings. This can make managing shedding seasons easier as to not get pet hair caked into your cushions. Washable coverings make for quick clean up from any dander or dirt your pet may be carrying.

Focus on Behavior

To avoid damage to your home, pay attention to your pet’s behavior. Are they getting enough exercise? Are they acting out when left at home for long periods of time? Implementing training techniques can help to dissuade your pet from certain bad behaviors.

Prevent Damage from Pets in Your Car

It is important to keep up with car care, including its interior (ya know, for sanity purposes). Taking your furry friend out into the world can bring great joy, but how can damage be prevented?

Coverings

Like furniture covers, a cover can be a great way to prevent your pet’s nails from damaging seats. This can also help reduce the amount of hair in your car. To prevent damage from pets in your car, invest in regular detailing services for a professional deep clean.

Grooming and Pet Care

Another easy way to prevent damage is to keep up with your pet’s care. Regular grooming and brushing reduces shedding. Nail trimming can do the same. It’s recommended to trim your cat’s nails every two to three weeks or three to four weeks for your dog. This prevents damage and is important for their health and comfort.

Keep Up With Cleaning

Unfortunately, some impact to your home and vehicle is unavoidable. Especially if you have a pet that sheds, care for your space may be more reactive than preventative. Not to fear, though; cleaning can be easy, convenient, and quick. 

To learn more about keeping your car clean, check out How to Get Pet Hair Out of Your Car. For your home, check out the Mini Pet Hair Detailer. I love using this product anywhere my cat frequents to remove trapped and stubborn hair. If you have a long-haired floof, the Fluffy Pet Brush cleans up that annoying fur that clings to furniture by static. For hard to clean rugs and carpets, the Mighty Pet Hair Detailer is awesome to get the hair your vacuum can’t. 

Concern for our spaces shouldn’t stop us from enjoying time with our pets. A few small changes prevent damage from pets in our homes and cars.

Emma Walker

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Dogs love car rides

“You wanna go for a ride?” Few things excite my dog more than these words. If your pup is anything like mine, going for a ride is one of the most exciting experiences. Dogs get great joy from car rides, especially when exposed to fresh air with the windows down. Taking our pets for a ride is easy, but shedding isn’t. Here is the ultimate guide on how to get pet hair out of your car.

No one wants pet hair in their car

Loading up our pets into our vehicle unfortunately can have some negative side effects, though. Most obviously: All. That. Hair. Especially with a carpeted interior, your furry friend can leave quite the mess. Your car is a confined area, and even with that A.C. on or the windows down, your car’s interior ecosystem can easily feel quite stuffy and dirty. 

In order to combat lingering pesky pet hairs in our vehicles, it is important to establish an easy and attainable cleaning routine. This could mean covering the surfaces your pets occupy, getting your car detailed, or removing the hair yourself.

Option 1: Cover the car interior

To keep hair from getting on your car interior, a barrier between your pet and your vehicle’s surface can be a good call. Throwing down a blanket or pet mat can be quick, easy, and accessible. This is a great way to prevent a majority of the hair from getting on the targeted surface. This can also help preserve your car’s interior from wear and tear from your pet’s nails. When the windows are down, though, this loose pet hair will likely fly around and cling to other exposed surfaces. A pet hammock or blanket can help consolidate that hair, but eventually you will need to clean that off. Similarly, you may also track pet hair into your vehicle from your clothing or shoes. So, removing pet hair from your interior may be inevitable even with a covering.  

Option 2: Professional auto detailer

Getting your vehicle detailed can provide the deepest and most thorough cleaning. It may be ideal to get your car detailed on a set schedule. This could mean once a year to once every few months. It is suggested to get your car detailed 2-3 times a year according to the experts. Car details can make your car feel like new! This deep cleaning targets issues beyond removing loose pet hair which can especially help with odors. Unfortunately, though, this can be pretty pricey. This also doesn’t help if your car gets quite messy in between detailings. 

Option 3: Cleanup pet hair with Lilly Brush

Lastly, you can do it yourself. Now, removing layers of pet hair from your car can sound incredibly daunting and time consuming. This does not have to be the case, though! For quick, easy, and on the go, the Mini Pet Hair Detailer can be your saving grace. The Mini’s powerful cleaning blade removes stubborn trapped pet hair. This professional detailer’s top choice can be used on car mats, headliners, cargo areas, and seats without causing any damage. 

Even if you frequent car detailing, cleaning up in between details can help reduce the annoyance and allergies your pet’s hair can cause. If you are looking to take on car cleaning independently, the Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit is for you! You can detail like a pro quicker and easier than vacuuming alone. When used with a vacuum, you may not recognize your car’s spotless interior if you’ve grown accustomed to your pet’s hair ruling your space. Effortless and quick clean ups after trips to the park have never been easier. 

So, the next time you load up your furry friend, I invite you to think about your car-cleaning routine. Deciding to tackle the mess your pet’s hair has made in your vehicle doesn’t have to be stressful. It’s important we treat our four-legged friends, but it’s also important we treat ourselves. Giving ourselves the gift of a hair-free car doesn’t have to be a hassle. Let’s get to making our pups – and ourselves – happy. The next time you grab the leash and your car keys, consider reaching for a Lilly Brush too.

Emma Walker

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How do you know which Lilly Brush is the best for you and your pet? On our main page, we have our products sorted by which type of pet hair needs which kind of brush, but here, we’ll give you a more in-depth breakdown!

What is your pet’s hair like? 

Our products are crafted and designed for each different type of pet hair, and for what surface you’re cleaning! Follow the text guide or the graphic to decide which type of hair your pet has, and which surface you’ll be cleaning. 

Short & Stiff Hair

Carpet and Rugs: Mighty Pet Hair Detailer 

The Mighty Pet Hair Detailer is a double-bladed tool equipped for large surfaces such as carpets and rugs. It comes with two purchase options: the full tool, with handle included, or just the bladed top, which twists onto any standard broom handle! This tool is also perfect for stairs, and reaches all those crevices that a vacuum can’t reach!

Furniture: Mini Pet Hair Detailer 

Our best-selling product, the Mini Pet Hair Detailer is our most versatile tool. It’s great for reaching into the nooks and crannies of your furniture, and depending on which surfaces you’re cleaning, can work for both short and long haired pets. Follow the guide carefully to decide which is best for you!

Cars and Auto: Mini Pet Hair Detailer OR Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit 

As aforementioned, the Mini Pet Hair Detailer is extremely versatile. This means it can easily clean many different surfaces, sometimes for different types of pet hair! For both long and short haired pets, the Mini Pet Hair Detailer and the Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit are the perfect tools for tackling car interiors. The blades easily pick up embedded pet hair, and as an added bonus, the Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit is specifically designed for cars, and comes with a crevice tool for those hard-to-reach spaces!

Long & Fluffy Hair

Cars and Auto: Mini Pet Hair Detailer OR Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit 

Carpet and Rugs: Mighty Pet Hair Detailer 

Furniture: Fluffy Pets Brush 

The Fluffy Pets Brush is different from most of our other products– it’s designed specially for long-haired pets, with strong & soft bristles that pick up fluffy pet hair with ease! It’s great for any upholstered furniture, including couches, chairs, and even select pillows.

Clothing: Be Forever Furless Mini 

Another unique brush, the Be Forever Furless Mini is the ideal compact on-the-go brush! It’s great for clothing, and can easily be stashed in your purse or bag.

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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Lilly Brush vs. the lint roller: an epic battle beginning in 2010, when Lilly Brush founder Elsie Hamilton adopted her Australian Shepherd, Lilly. When Elsie went to the pet store to find a pet hair remover, she found only sticky/lint rollers. She was not impressed, and has since invented eight different products that are more efficient at removing pet hair than lint rollers. 

Why Lilly Brush? 

Here at Lilly Brush, we are transparent about our products. We don’t give in to the idea that a product should have to be replaced and re-purchased every two years. We believe in products that last. 

Since the industrial revolution, corporations worldwide have operated with varying degrees of disregard for the environment and the consumer. Single-use plastics have dominated the world market for too long. Lilly Brush products were created to be safe and reliable alternatives to single-use plastics. 

With Lilly Brush, you never have to buy a refill, and each product is designed to last for years of daily use. If a product doesn’t work for an individual, they can send it back with ease, and the product then becomes available to be donated to a shelter. 

Lilly Brush strives for excellence. We hold two things at the center of our mission: we care about the planet, and we love our customers. 

Why are lint rollers bad for the environment? 

Lint roller handles are single-use plastics that fill up landfills day after day, month after month, year after year. They are easily disposable, and aren’t crafted to last for years. In a world where people are too quick to simply throw things away, the Lilly Brush remains steadfast. 

In a past blog post, “No Mess. No Waste. No Refills.,” we found that according to CBS News, consumers spend upwards of $100 MILLION on lint rollers every year. Since the pandemic, when many more pets were adopted, that figure has likely grown exponentially. 

Why Lilly Brush is the eco-friendly, sustainable alternative 

Lilly Brush products are the safe, reusable, and long-lasting alternative to lint rollers! Its durability makes it a resilient tool that lasts for years and years– helping both the environment, and your bank account! 

Let’s look at it this way: a single lint roller could cost you up to $6, and maybe last 3 months. On the other hand, our $12 Mini Pet Hair Detailer or Be Forever Furless Mini will keep you pet hair free for years. 

By supporting Lilly Brush, you are supporting the earth, and you’re supporting a new generation of long-lasting, ethically made goods created by ethically-minded people. 

And, while you’re at it, you’re getting rid of all that pesky pet hair!

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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Colorado Detail is a premier professional automotive detailer specializing in paint protection and protective coatings. When they encounter dog hair in car interiors, they turn to Lilly Brush every time!

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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Meet the winner of July’s Most Satisfying Video Contest!

Javier Aranda, the winner of July 2021’s Most Satisfying Video contest, is the owner and operator of “A Buff and Beyond Detailing” out of Dallas, Texas. Lilly Brush Co. was able to snag an interview with the ambitious auto detailer, and share his story and some of his insights into the world of detailing!

Beginning his career in office jobs, Javier worked for 6 years before starting his own detailing business. He began detailing as a weekend gig, working with his brother-in-law and building up clientele. In his own words: “The rest is history. I wouldn’t have it any other way.” 

Javier and his team care deeply for their customers, which is why they provide the highest quality service. As a special treat for the customers, the team leaves behind a card after every service. This card shows their package, the included services, and a “courtesy box.” The courtesy box indicates any “courtesy cleans” the company has done on the vehicle– which could include anything from “car seat being cleaned” to “rearview camera being cleaned” to “buffing some scratches.” 

Auto detailing is no easy job– and as any sophisticated handiwork, it comes with its challenges. For Javier, it’s “dealing with the heat!” After working 6 years of office jobs, detailing was a drastic change in work climate. He and his team now spend their time outside in the hot Texas sun while detailing vehicles. Javier notes there’s a huge difference between “sitting in an office with a sweater on while it’s 100 degrees outside” and “actually being outside in that 100 degrees!” Javier and his team stick to wearing dry fit clothing to keep the heat at bay. 

When asked about the funniest thing he’s ever found in a car, Javier chuckles. He tells the story of how there was one car that came in where the customer said there was a strong odor, but it wasn’t until after the full interior deep clean that the team found a dead rat in the car! 

Javier’s advice to any detailer starting out is to “be consistent.” He adds: “There’s no limit to what you can do if you put your mind to it.” He remembers his time at a desk job, and the risk he took in quitting his stable job to go full-time detailing. “I wouldn’t change it for anything in the world,” he concludes. 

Watch our Instagram Reel to see the full interview with Javier!

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Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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Here at Lilly Brush, we value community and relationship with our supporters! 

Our dear friends in the auto detailing business are some of the most loyal followers and supporters we’ve ever seen- they repost and share our products because they genuinely love our products and our company, and support us out of the kindness of their hearts. Our friendliest and most loyal customers come from all across the country, and we get the pleasure of interacting with them on a daily basis! From partnering with auto detailers, to doing giveaways, to running “Most Satisfying Video” contests, the Lilly Brush team loves interacting with our followers and building long-lasting friendships. 

Each month, Lilly Brush hosts a “Most Satsifying Video” contest for Auto Detailers– and this month’s winner is Chris Nichols of Nifty Nichols Detailing from Atlanta, Georgia! We asked Chris to share a bit about his life and career as a detailer, featured below, and what auto detailing means to him. 

Our Interview with Chris Nichols

Is detailing your full-time job? If so, when did it become full-time? 

So yes, detailing is my full time job. It became full time at the beginning of April 2018, so luckily i’ve been able to stay in this industry full time for the last three years– loving every bit of it! 

What detailer did you look up to/who taught you how to detail?

My dad actually taught me how to detail at 15 years old. I was always neat and organized, overall “OCD” like most detailers, and I caught on rather quickly and just fell in love with it. 

My great buddy Max Heisy out of Florida had a business called Maximum Detailing; he was always somebody that I always looked up to. Anytime I had any questions or concerns as to how to go about something, I could shoot him over a call or a text and he would always answer my messages. 

Do you mentor other detailers? 

Yes, I do. One in particular, his name is Jacob, owner of JDubs Mobile Services back home in Crestview, Florida. So Jacob is 16 years old, and I’ve known him for a while; his dad is a guy that I’ve been friends with for multiple years. When Jacob saw that I dropped everything in Florida to move up here to Georgia, to pursue my dreams, he found that very inspiring and figured he’d give it a shot. 

Who are a few other detailers that you follow or admire? 

So, I follow and admire tons of detailers in the local Atlanta area, overseas or here in the U.S., and I would say the top three are: Jason from Chicago Auto Pros out of Chicago, David from Finishing Touch– he’s in Tennessee– and then Stefan with Authentic Detail out of California. 

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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Keeping your home clean with indoor pets can be quite a challenge– especially in the middle of a pandemic, when your pets are likely to be in the house more often than usual. Fortunately, keeping your home clean is easier than you’d imagine! Here are 6 tips for keeping your house clean with indoor pets. 

Deshedding Your Dog 

As a preventative measure, and to maintain your pet’s healthy fur coat, deshedding is the way to go! Deshedding tackles your pet’s excess fur before it gets all over your carpets, furniture, and flying through the air. Brushing your dog’s undercoat is a great way to get a head start on the shedding as well. One of the most popular brushes on the market is the Furminator, a powerful deshedding tool for all your furry pet needs. 

Create a Dog Cleaning Station

Place a mat by whichever door your dog enters the house most often (or all doors, personal preference). The mat will catch any dirt or debris falling off your dog as he/she walks in– and you can easily train your dog to sit on the mat once they enter the house so you can finish cleaning them off before they enter the house further. At your dog cleaning station, keep an extra old towel or rag (for wiping down paws and/or fur) and anything else you might need. This station is especially helpful in the winter months, when your dog drags clumped snow into the house, or in the spring, when paws become particularly muddy. 

Have a Designated Pet Throw Blanket

Like the dog cleaning station mat, a designated throw blanket or towel will collect excess fur, dirt, and debris that falls off your pet. Place the blanket or towel in an area where your pet loves to hang out the most often. The blanket simplifies your cleaning process– once sufficiently dirty, all you have to do is remove the blanket from whichever area you’ve placed it (couch, armchair, carpet, etc.) and throw it in the wash. Rinse and repeat. The blanket will protect your furniture and prevent fur from being embedded into the material. 

Deodorize Air and Furniture

The best product to use to deodorize wood floors or surfaces is vinegar. It’s natural, inexpensive, and the best part is that it doesn’t smell like vinegar once it’s dried! You can also cleanse the air by opening windows and doors for at least 10 minutes or so. Another option is to purchase an air purifier or an air purifying spray. 

Invest in a Lilly Brush

If you decide to not go the “pet throw blanket” route, or if your pet simply does not heed your instructions (and decides instead to sit anywhere they like), a Lilly Brush is sure to be your best friend! For upholstery, furniture, and even clothes, the Be Forever Furless brush is the best suited for the job. For large spaces like carpet or rugs, try the Mighty Pet Hair Detailer! To check out more brush options, visit https://old.lillybrush.com. 

Regularly Clean Pet Bedding and Food Areas

Consistently cleaning pet bedding and food areas ensures a regularly clean space. We know these areas are the messiest, as food flies out of bowls, and bedding collects tons of excess hair, so keeping these spaces clean is of the utmost importance. Your home will feel cleaner just by attending to these areas regularly.

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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It’s far too easy to get the wrong idea that in order to keep clothes in pristine condition, they must be of the highest end fabrics from the most expensive brands. Contrary to popular belief, this is not the case. The most important thing about sweaters is not necessarily what material it is– but how you take care of the material. 

What’s sustainable? 

Granted, most higher-end, natural-fiber sweaters are the most sustainable route, but so are thrifted and secondhand materials. Many of these secondhand materials are likely to be polyester, nylon, or another synthetic weave. 

By nature, materials like polyester aren’t sustainable, and shouldn’t be purchased new if  avoidable. However, considering the rise of thrift and consignment stores, many polyester-like items are found dangling off the never-ending clothing racks. Even if you do choose to newly purchase a polymer weave garment, there are ways to promote the longevity of the piece. 

All-natural fibers will always be the winners in our book, and the most sustainable option long-term, but if you take the time and energy to give your synthetic fibers the proper care, they just might last you nearly as long. 

What is proper care?

First and foremost, you should always treat your garments with care! It doesn’t matter what material the piece is composed of; you should treat each clothing item as if it were of the highest-end material and design. Sweaters are the most difficult pieces to take care of, generally, because of the delicacy of the materials and the side effects of improper care. Sweaters are prone to shrinkage, pilling, and other natural sweater disasters if not cared for properly (and even sometimes when cared for properly!). 

Proper care consists of the most beneficial washing and drying cycle, coupled with responsible storage methods. 

Washing and Drying

The most effective way to promote healthy sweater care, even amongst synthetic fibers, is to use the right washing and drying methods. 

First, use the right washing cycle! We recommend ALWAYS machine-washing on cold, since warm temperatures induce risk of material shrinkage or color bleeding. A cold cycle also reduces the risk of color fading and keeps your garment in pristine condition. 

Second, you should never, and I mean NEVER, machine-dry your sweaters. This will only damage the fibers, leading to either shrinkage, shedding, or extreme pilling. The more you machine-dry a garment, the more worn-down it becomes over time. As a rule of thumb, the only garments you should consistently machine-dry are socks, undergarments, t-shirts or any underclothing that isn’t worn as an outer layer. Hang-drying is the best option for any clothing item not aforementioned, such as pants, sweaters, blouses, and the like. 

If you’re unsure exactly which cycle to choose for your sweater washing, sometimes the delicate cycle is the best way to go, since the cycle is preset on cold wash and will give your garments a gentler wash than a regular cycle. 

Storage

Whether you’re freshening up your sweaters from storage, storing them away, or simply holding them in your closet, proper sweater storage is just as important for sweater care as your washing and drying methods. When simply storing your sweaters for immediate use, the best method is to fold your sweaters into drawers or some place where they can lay flat. Never hang your sweaters if you want to avoid shoulder bulges from hangers! For more storage tips, read our all-encompassing post here.

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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As the holiday season swings into full gear, shopping for your loved ones becomes more and more stressful with each day that passes. But holiday shopping isn’t supposed to be stressful– it’s meant to be fun! These gifts for car lovers are sure to brighten up any auto enthusiast’s day. 

1. Dashboard Camera 

Of the more practical gifts, a dashboard camera such as this APEMAN 1080P DashCam is a great gift for frequent drivers. With a three-inch display and a 170 degree wide angle lens, this camera is powerful and efficient! 

2. Lilly Brush Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit

This auto detailing kit is any driver’s dream– it picks up hear-to-reach pet fur and deeply embedded hair in any car! The tool kit comes with two devices: a 14” crevice tool for difficult reach, and a detailer for larger spaces. 

3. Portable Power Battery Booster 

The Stanley P2G7S Lithium/Portable Power and Battery Booster is sure to please. It’s a “reliable source” of power for cell phones and tablets on-the-go, and can connect either directly through your car battery, or through your car’s accessory outlet. 

4. Heated Seat Cushion 

For the luxury lovers: this ELUTO heated seat cushion is sure to cozy up any car, providing the most comfortable of drives, especially for the winter season. It’s easy– simply strap the cushion around the seat of your car, and use the attached remote to control the heat. Not only is this gift great for comfort, but it also helps relieve neck and back pain. 

5. Lilly Brush Mini Pet Hair Detailer 

Lilly Brush based the Pro Pet Hair Tool Kit (see above) on this earlier product: the Mini Pet Hair Detailer! Auto enthusiasts around the world have raved about this tool’s effectiveness and great design. Even influencers such as The Detail Geek and Detail Groove give this product high praise. 

6. Folding LED Light 

The 390 Lumen LED Work Light is perfect for any car detailer. Its adjustable head and flexible design makes for an easy illumination of just about any area! This tool is especially useful for small, hard-to-reach areas. 

7. Speed Shine Kit 

The Speed Shine Kit is the perfect gift for any auto enthusiast who takes joy in having a shimmery-surfaced vehicle. This kit delivers quick and lasting results, leaving your car looking shiny and new! 

8. Echo Auto 

Drive safe with Echo Auto! Echo Auto makes for a hands-free experience. It’s designed specifically for on-the-road excursions. 

9. Echo USB Port Charger 

This USB port is also equipped with Amazon Echo, giving the driver options such as listening to audiobooks, giving directions, and playing music! 

10. Portable Vacuum Cleaner 

This portable vacuum is perfect for any driver who aspires to having a clean car 24/7. With this tool, you can easily keep your car “professionally” clean! 

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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What is static?

You might remember running around as a child with a balloon in hand, rubbing it on your head to see if it would stick to your hair, or trying to make it stay attached to the walls in your house. This fun little phenomenon is known as static electricity– both a terrifying and awesome force of natural physics. Terrifying, for example, if you’re out in an open field during a thunderstorm. Awesome, however, if you’re a kid running around your house with a balloon. 

Static electricity is caused by friction between two “insulators” (non-metals), when electrons are transferred from the surface on one object to the other. In case you were busy doodling or giggling with your friend during middle school science class instead of listening to your teacher (we’re all guilty of this at one point or another), here’s a little refresher for you.

How to Make your Own Static Guard

If static’s got you down, you’ve come to the right place. Static frequently plagues clothing and furniture on a daily basis, and sometimes, the only cure is static spray. Thankfully, there are many options for static spray, and there are even a few tools to help you along the way.

In some cases, it’s easier to DIY than to buy– and this is one of those cases. As long as you have a spray bottle on hand, you’re ready to go. There are a few different ways you could go about making your static spray, two of which are listed below. 

Method 1: 

2 Tbsp liquid fabric softener 

1 cup water 

Mix fabric softener and water in spray bottle and shake well before using. 

Method 2: 

1 cup witch hazel extract 

5 drops lavender essential oil 

Add witch hazel and essential to spray bottle and shake well before each use.

Both methods work on clothing and furniture. To use, shake the bottle before each use. Hold the bottle anywhere between 6-12 inches away from your garment or material, then spritz the area. 

If you’re dealing with pesky pet hair clinging to your couch, chairs, or other furniture, spray the area before using the Fluffy Pets Brush (portable version available here) to collect all of the unwanted fur and remove it from the material.

What to Buy

If you do choose to buy your static guard rather than make it yourself, these are the products we recommend. Be careful if this is the route you take– many commercial static guards contain harsh chemicals that are detrimental to you and your home.  

• Static Ex: natural and organic 
• Sprayway: Amazon’s choice 
• Static Schmatic: all-natural, toxin-free
• Tom & Sheri’s: Plant-based, travel-size 
• Static Guard: the original 

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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Now that we’re well into November, your favorite sweaters are sure to be in your weekly outfit rotation. After properly storing your knitwear through the summer, and unboxing it for the fall, it’s time to take sweater care to the next level. Sweater maintenance is just as important as prepping sweaters for and removing sweaters from storage, so we’ve created a comprehensive guide to consistently caring for your favorite knitwear. 

Hand Wash Delicate Materials

To prevent frayed threads and to keep your sweaters in pristine condition, hand washing is the best way to go. Place your sweater in a bucket of cool water. Then, add  laundry detergent and let the fabric soak for about 30 minutes. Once properly soaked, remove from the bucket and rinse under cold water. 

Freeze Out Carpet Bugs

The best (and easiest) way to get rid of any obnoxious bugs is to stick your sweater in the freezer! The low temperature creates a hostile environment for any little creature, and will make it impossible for mites to continue chewing at your fabrics. Keep your sweater in the freezer for anywhere between a few hours to a full day. If you’re having a consistent bug issue, read more here for more tips and tricks. 

Get to Know your De-Fuzzing Brush

Specially designed sweater brushes have proven to be much more efficient than lint rollers. While lint rollers seem to provide a quick solution, they endanger the safety of your delicate fabrics, and don’t get at the root of the problem. Invest instead in a brush like this, which will work wonders on all your natural fiber sweaters. 

Safe Machine Washing 

If you don’t have the time or luxury to wash each of your sweaters by hand, be sure to machine wash them properly. Turn your sweaters inside out to help prevent pilling, and run the wash on a shorter cycle. Be sure to read the manufacturer’s instructions carefully depending on the sweater material, and always run sweater cycles on cold. To avoid shrinkage and excess pills, allow your garment to air dry– do NOT use a drying machine. 

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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The Lilly Brush Team has exciting news!

Now introducing our newest product: the Lilly Brush Pro Detailing Kit!

The Product

We took the same unique soft blade from our Mini Pet Hair Detailer and created a versatile kit for any situation. Our new and improved crevice tool allows you to clean any hard-to-reach areas with ease, while the large curved detailer covers twice as much area as our popular Mini Pet Hair Detailer!

You might have heard of our Mini Pet Hair Detailer before. If you have, you know about its efficient, unique design, and power for cleaning car interiors. 

Who Would Love Our Product

• Car detailers 
• Car owners 
• Families 
• Pet owners 
• Automotive sales 

Our new product is designed for anyone who details cars or owns pets that travel with them on a regular (or even infrequent) basis. If you’re someone like this, watch out– the Pro Detailing Kit might just change your life.

Built for both consumers and auto detailers, this kit is a great tool to keep on hand for all your detailing needs.

Purchase

Do you want to have the perfect stocking stuffer for friends and family who tend to collect an uncanny amount of pet hair in cars and on couches? Take care of your Christmas gifts early and place a pre-sale order today to ensure you get a Pro Tool Kit kit in time for gift giving season!

Only our first small shipment is available on Shopify, so order soon. The next shipment will be available on amazon mid-December, but we cannot guarantee delivery before the holidays.

Be a smart Santa and order yours now!

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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Why Sweaters?

Autumn’s chill has begun to settle into the morning breeze, the leaves that crunch under your boots, and the fog of your daily coffee. Fall is the most enchanting season; the leaves teach us that it’s okay to fall, that we’ll be born anew if only we are patient (just like our sweaters have been, awaiting our return and their deliverance from tattered cardboard boxes and dingy basements).

One of the most common questions at the beginning of the fall season is this: “How do I revive my sweater after it’s been in storage?” Too many people assume that putting sweaters into storage and taking them out again is far simpler than it actually is. 

If you’ve somehow stumbled across this post at the end of winter, check out the Lilly Brush Team’s last post on sweater care, for when you’re packing your sweaters up for storage. 

For those of you who have found this post in early to mid-autumn, read on to find our best advice for removing your sweaters from storage.

Step 1

After being stored away for so long, your sweater needs some extra attention and TLC. Since it’s been stored away for months, once it comes out of hiding, the first thing it needs is a good wash. 

Clean your sweater in the washer on the delicate setting or wash by hand in cold or room temperature water. Water that’s warm or hot will shrink the sweater, so avoid anything warmer than room temperature in order to keep your sweater in pristine condition. 

Step 2

Allow your sweater to air dry before moving forward in the sweater revival process. Lay on a towel or drying rack to avoid hanger marks in the sleeves. 

Your sweater may have collected a few unsuspected scents after emerging from the box it’s been stored in, so a thorough wash and dry is essential to the wellbeing and longevity of your most treasured sweaters. Allowing your sweater to dry in a clean, fresh area will infuse the sweater with the cleanliness and freshness of the area. 

Step 3

Your sweater will most likely have pills and lint after coming out of storage, especially if it wasn’t stored in the proper conditions. Use our handy Save Our Sweaters brush to rid of all the excess pillage and dust! This brush works on 100% natural fibers, including cashmere, wool, and cotton. Even I have been guilty of improperly storing my sweaters during the summer months, and this brush has done nothing less than save my sweaters. 

The Save Our Sweaters brush was specifically designed for those excess annoyances that prevent your sweater from being the most fashionable item in your wardrobe, and will leave you and your sweaters with a vibrant fall glow.  

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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The best pet hair removers can be difficult to find. That’s why we’ve put together a list of our best products, just for you. Scroll through to find the best brush for your specific pet needs!

For the Overly Fluffy and Fearless

For all your Bernese Mountain Dog and Ragdoll cat types, this is the brush for you. It’s perfect for your pets that traipse around the house completely unaware of the furry mess they leave behind. This brush works on clothing, upholstery, bedding, auto, pet beds, and rugs! It’ll take care of muddy pawprints, rogue shedding, and leave your home feeling fresh and clean.

For the Fashion Forward and Always Stylish

This brush is for all you fashion-forward pet owners. For the avid sweater-lover, the knitter, or designer. For those of you who have been staying at home and spending way too much time with your pet (if that’s even possible). Regardless of how much damage you or your pet inflicts on your sweaters, the Save Our Sweaters Brush will easily remove pills, lint, and pet hair from your precious garments.

For Our On-the-Go Friends

Looking for a brush that’s designed perfectly for easy transport? Here it is! This brush fits in purses, bags, and glove compartments so that you have your handy dandy pet hair remover with you at all times. You can use this brush for clothing, upholstery, bedding, auto, pet beds, and even rugs! It’s most convenient for when you need a small handheld fur remover for immediate needs. This mini brush works more efficiently than lint rollers, and is much more stylish to carry with you.

For the Avid Adventurers

Do you have an adventure dog who seeks adventure not only outside of the car, but inside as well? If so, this is the tool for you! This brush will take care of the after-adventure remnants (including lots of shedding) that your pet excitedly gifts you with. For excessive shedding in every nook and cranny of your car, and for keeping your adventure space clean and ready to go for your next journey, this tool will have you and your pet eager for the next car ride. It works best with short, wiry-haired pets, and is compact and portable. Not only does it work for your auto needs, but also is designed to tackle deeply engrained bits of fur trapped in your carpets.

For the EXTRA Avid Adventurers

This brush/tool is for the extra-adventurous pets: the ones who are part of the family, and the ones who travel everywhere with you. We know how hard it is to keep your car clean after your favorite furry friend travels with you, from tracking in mud, grass, leaves, and everything in between. Not to mention the shedding. This tool will take care of all of your auto pet hair needs. It works with pet hair of any kind. Although it’s similar to the Mini Pet Hair Detailer, it’s specifically designed with two attachments for easy reach in all areas of your car. The brush tool is double sided, with a rubber blade on one end and bristles on the other, providing maximum pet hair removal efficiency.

Sincerely,

The Lilly Brush Team

Alexa Highsmith

Writing Specialist at Lilly Brush Co.

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INCREDIBLY EFFECTIVE CARPET CLEANING TOOL – Carpets, cars, couches, stairs, you name it! These 11.5” dueling rubber blades work in tandem to pull ALL embedded pet hair out of carpets and upholstery.

-SLEEK DESIGN – With its angled soft blades and slim profile, the Detailer is designed to reach under furniture and into baseboard and stair crevices for a wall-to-wall clean you haven’t seen in years!

-DURABLE & EASY TO CLEAN – The unique and durable design of the Mighty Pet Hair Detailer makes for a one time purchase! No more refills, and no more worn down products! Occasionally clean blades with light soap and water to maintain maximum cleaning power.

-STURDY HANDLE – The top-of-the-line sturdy steel broom handle won’t break or bend, while its above average 52’ length allows for a more comfortable upright posture while sweeping.

-UNIVERSAL SCREW-IN FITS ALL STANDARD BROOMSTICKS

-CLEANS ALL CARPET PROFILES – Use on shag, berber, loop & cut-pile carpets with excellent results on all. 

We are SO excited about our Mighty Pet Hair Detailer! Keeping your house clean has never been so easy! We hope you love it!

Sincerely,

The Lilly Brush Team

Elsie Hamilton

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If you own a dog whose breed doesn’t really enjoy the outdoor life, or if you live in an apartment and don’t have a backyard, you have no other choice but to keep your dog inside. After some time, dogs learn not to do their business inside, not to chew on the furniture, and even not to bark all that much. But no matter what you do, they won’t learn how not to shed because that’s a physiological need and it has to happen just like breathing or sleeping.

However, you can limit their shedding and keep it to a minimum. Your home and all of your stuff don’t have to be all covered in dog hair. Here’s how.

Shedding hair

Shedding is a completely normal process which happens to all animals, including us humans. Just take a look at your pillow when you wake up. Even if you have a short hairstyle, some strands of hair will remain there after the entire night. The main purpose of shedding is to discard damaged and loose hair. This way, new, healthier hair can grow in its place.

As mentioned before, all dogs shed their hair, it’s just that some breeds do it more than others. Believe it or not, short haired dogs shed the most. Not in quantity of the hair they discard but in duration of the process. They usually lose hair all year round, no matter the season or weather.

Some dog breeds like Huskies and Akitas shed when seasons change, and they shed a lot, but for a short period of time. This is perfectly normal, as well as healthy. But if you notice your dog sheds excessively more or they don’t shed as much as they have, they might have some health issues that are causing that. Patchy hair loss and skin wounds are a sign of infection so if you notice these symptoms, it’s time to go to the vet.

Hypoallergenic dogs?

As of lately, potential dog owners have started seeking dog breeds that are so called hypoallergenic, which means their hair, saliva and overall presence doesn’t trigger an allergic reaction from people who suffer from allergies.

As much as someone would love this to be true, sadly no dog breed can be described as hypoallergenic. All dogs lose hair, they all drool, and they all can accumulate various allergens inside of their coat. So, if you are allergic to dog hair, don’t test your luck and maybe choose a different pet after all, like lizards or turtles. Or try spending some time with your friend’s dog and see if their presence triggers a reaction.

How to control shedding?

Although you can’t completely avoid shedding, you can at least lower it down to a reasonable amount by following these few tips.

Protect your interior from dog hair

Properly adapting your home interior can help you deal with dog hair. Two small changes in your home decor can make cleaning up dog hair much easier. First, cover all of your furniture with something. You don’t have to use those annoying transparent plastic covers, any bedsheet or a throw will do the job equally well. When you notice that a lot of hair accumulated on top of those covers, just take them outside, shake them off well, and wash them in your washing machine. This is much easier than vacuuming out dog hair that got stuck to your couch or your resting chairs.

Second thing you should do is to place mats on the floor where your dog spends the most time. Hair that they lose will cling onto that carpet instead of being dragged all over your house as your dog or your family members walk from room to room. Just like the covers, when they become full of hair, shake them off outside and then simply wash them.

Clean up regularly

Don’t forget to vacuum your home regularly. If you find that vacuum cleaners pick up only some of your dog’s hair but not all of it, it may be because your dog’s hair tends to become woven into fabrics in your home. That’s where the Lilly Brush Mini Pet Hair Detailer comes in. A few quick sweeps with this handy tool removes even the most stubbornly embedded pet hair from carpets and upholstery.

Groom your dog regularly

Protection is better than cure. To prevent excessive dog shedding on all over your house use a dog grooming glove. The shedding hair sticks to the glove, making it easy to peel and throw hair away. Your puppy would sit and let you scratch him all day if you had the time. If you are able to brush your furry friend daily or at least every other day there will be visibly less fur on your clothes and around the house.

Consider getting an air purifier

Another good method of dealing with dog hair in your house is to use an air purifier. They do cost a bit but if you have problems with asthma or bronchitis, it will mean the world to you. It also helps a lot with preventing allergic reactions, and taking care of dog hair. However, if you do get yourself one of these in order to battle dog hair, you will have to change its filters often. Even more than it is recommended by the manufacturer. But your air will stay fresh and clean so it’s worth the hassle.

Healthy diet

And last, adjust your dog’s diet. If your dog eats food that provides them with the right nutrients, their hair will become strong and healthy. This is closely related to shedding because the stronger and healthier your dog’s hairs are, the less they shed since there’s no need for new ones. Give your dog food that contains enough proteins and fat. Food with plenty essential fatty acids will contribute the most to reducing their shedding. If you decide to save money on dog food, don’t expect your dog not to leave a bunch of hairs behind them.

I hope you found this article useful. Now you should be able to enjoy having your dog inside the house without worrying about the hair they leave behind.

Sincerely,

Tara Edwards

Elsie Hamilton

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Double vs Single Coat

Some dogs have what is called a double-coat. A soft interior layer for warmth accompanied with a long exterior layer for protection. These dogs are going to be very noticeably shedding as winter approaches, leaving evidence with every step they take. Our very own Lilly is a perfect example of a double-coated dog, and her shedding is the reason our Be Forever Furless Brush was invented in the first place. Single-coat dogs like labs, terriers, poodles etc, won’t be as noticeable as their double-coat counterparts, but you can still expect to do some extra cleaning this time of year.

Allergies

If you or your house guests have dog allergies, this time of year becomes exceptionally hard to handle. To help lessen allergies year round, but especially during this time of the year, be sure to keep your pet well groomed. Bathe your pet weekly, and brush them as often as you can, daily if possible. By adding multivitamins or fatty acid supplements to their diet you can improve the health of your pet’s skin. This reduces the frequency and potency  of dander, and in turn will combat allergic reactions. 

Shedding season is upon us and Lilly Brush is here to help! Hopefully we were able to give you the insights on why your dog has been shedding uncontrollably as the weather turns.

Sincerely,

The Lilly Brush Team

Elsie Hamilton

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Leather Seats

Leather seats are super easy, you can even use standard household cleaning supplies! Toothpaste is great for removing your stains and scuffs. First, you need to get any hair or dirt off of your seats. Use the Lilly Brush Mini Pet Hair Detailer to purge the car of all pet fur. Next, grab some non gel toothpaste and an unused toothbrush, and gently scrub wherever needed. Wipe off the excess with a damp cloth and dry with a towel. Voilá, just like that, your seats are clean! If you’re into DIY, but want to use the same tools as the pros, check out this link!

Cloth Seats

Cleaning cloth seats is hardly any more of a hassle. The only real difference is creating your own cleaning solution! Again, use a Lilly Brush to get rid of your lovely pet’s fur in your car. Next, mix ¼ cup of baking soda with a cup of warm water. Use a light layer of the solution and a toothbrush to scrub away the stain. If the stain is being stubborn, let it sit for a few minutes and then wash it off with a towel. 

We love our detailers, but you won’t always have the time to get your car cleaned professionally. We hope these quick tips help you get your car clean from the comfort of your own home.

Sincerely,

The Lilly Brush Team

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Elsie Hamilton

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Our dedication to sustainability has not made us attractive to retailers whose desire it is to sell products that must be repurchased or refilled often, but frankly, we aren’t too concerned about that. Rather, you can find us in companies such as Duluth Trading Co. who seek to provide the products that will best benefit the consumer. They also have an outstanding reputation for being environmentally friendly. Lilly Brush products are designed and built to last for years of daily use. We are constantly turned away from the big box pet and houseware stores because our model will not provide them with recurring customers. We’re okay with that. At the end of the day, providing a high quality product that supports an important cause is our game.

For homes with fluffy, long haired pets who shed all year long, our washable and reusable Be Forever Furless brushes can clean a whole room in less time than it takes to peel and use one sheet of sticky roller paper! Yes, that fast, and there’s no paper waste to throw away! Just pluck the collected fur from the brush surface and throw it away, or our bird loving enthusiasts tell us that putting collected fur outside in bushes near nest sites makes for cozier baby birds in early spring!

To see just how wasteful a lint roller was, we decided to do our own little test against our reusable Be Forever Furless Brush. Both products were used on a 5 ft. couch full of fluffy pet hair.

Lint Roller:

• 4 Sticky Strips Used

• 3 Minutes to Clean

Be Forever Furless Brush:

• Zero Sticky Strips Needed

• 16 Seconds to Clean

Lilly Brush products last a lifetime, leaving our customers satisfied for years to come. If you have any questions about which Lilly Brush product is right for you, we are here to help! Just contact us here at help@lillybrush.com.

Sincerely,

The Lilly Brush Team

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Elsie Hamilton

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Moths and carpet beetles love to chew through sweaters that contain bacteria and sweat remains. Storing these items for long periods of time make them more prone to these nasty little creatures. Keeping your sweaters safe all summer long requires some time and care, but it’s really not that hard! We’ve broken down what it takes to keep your sweaters looking brand new year after year.

For sweaters with 100% Natural Fibers

• HAND WASH
• Put your sweater in a bowl of water, cool but not too cold, with liquid detergent (hair shampoo is preferred) and hand wash
  • Lay flat on a towel, roll in the towel and pat out excess water. DO NOT RING DRY!
  • Transfer to a second dry towel, let sit until dry

Alternative to Washing

• Place sweater in freezer or an extremely hot car for 24-48 hours
  • This will kill any larvae that have been deposited on the sweater and will then be ready to store for the summer

What Next?

• Brush the sweater to remove pills and any other items trapped in the material
• If your sweater is knitted from all natural fibers, our Save Our Sweaters Brush can come into play!
  • This brush does not work on man made fibers only 100% natural fibers
  • Cashmere, silk, cotton, merino
• This brush is too gentle to attack pills on materials like polyester and nylon
• Place in a cotton bag, or a sweater box with cedar balls

We get it, this is all time consuming. But do you really want to have one of your best golf sweaters or hand knitted Christmas gifts ruined because you didn’t take the time to put it away properly? Nobody loves celebrating the arrival of warm weather by cleaning their house, but a deep spring clean is always necessary. Once next winter comes around, we promise you’ll be ecstatic to find your clean sweaters don’t have any holes or pills and come out looking like new!

Sincerely,

The Lilly Brush Team

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Elsie Hamilton

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Ughhh, there’s nothing worse than a hairy car! In fact, vacuum-resistant embedded pet hair is the #1 headache auto detailers and pet owners alike face when cleaning their cars!

Until now, pumice stones and rubber brushes have been the two most popular tools for dealing with pet hair removal. So, what’s the issue?

Our detailers tell us that the rubber brushes miss much of the most deeply embedded hair and take too much time to use. And, as any professional detailer knows, time is money, and customers tend to balk at pet hair surcharges tacked on even though removing it means an extra hour (or more!) of the detailer’s time.

Detailers report that although a pumice stone does a fairly good job of removing embedded pet hair, it is by no means the perfect tool for the job as it can easily rip up carpeting and damage surrounding plastic, chrome and leather surfaces within the car.

Old habits die hard, but we hope you will take a moment to check out our newest tool in the war against pet hair, the Lilly Brush Mini Pet Hair Detailer. ($10 Amazon) We think you’re going to love it!

Click here for video reviews by two top-rated professional detailers:

Pan the Organizer

Detail Groove

Sincerely,

The Lilly Brush Team

Elsie Hamilton

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Hey, we think it’s our duty to combat pet hair for our customers so our newest brush, the Mini Pet Hair Detailer (MPHD) is designed to remove every hair your pet sheds in a car. It does this without damaging adjacent leather, plastic or chrome. With its detailing tips, you can clean every inch of fabric in your car including seats, headliners, and of course carpeting. For those of you that have pets with short, wiry fur, this is the perfect pet hair removal tool for you!

Whether you are the one cleaning the pet hair in your car or a detailer is doing the job, we want to ensure you are getting the best bang for your buck. Find the Mini Pet Hair Detailer for $12 on Amazon by clicking the link below.

I Want a Mini Pet Hair Detailer!

We want every customer to be happy! If the Mini Pet Hair Detailer doesn’t solve all of your pet hair problems, return it for a full refund.  

Sincerely,

The Lilly Brush Team

Elsie Hamilton

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“Lilly Brush came as a solution to my problem. Lilly Brush is a lightweight, compact bristled brush that removes lint, pills and pet hair from all natural fibers.”

“This brush won’t damage delicate fabric and sweater weaves and does a great job of “clean up” with minimal effort.”

“I hate pills on my sweaters and other clothing items because they make them appear old and abused. I was shocked that with just a few swipes of the Lilly Brush that my woolens and sweaters were resuscitated. This saved me from prematurely donating the items and extended the life span of some pieces that now look practically brand new.”

“It also does a great job of sweeping up pet hair from clothes and furniture…Once “full”, the brush head is easily cleaned of fur, and is ready for more. (So much better than trying to remove fur with one of those tape lint rollers!)”

Click here to see the full review and great comments as well!

Elsie Hamilton

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“The Lilly Brush is one of those cool inventions that you buy and then you can’t imagine how you lived without it for so long. It’s a brush that you can use to de-pill sweaters that are looking shabby or to remove pet hair and fuzzies from your upholstery and fabrics. As you can see in the pic above, it works great for the decorative pillows on my bed that my cats LOVE to sleep on! It’s a lot easier than dragging out the vacuum cleaner and it makes such a difference!”

Continue Reading Jen’s Full Review at MyBeautyBunny.com

Elsie Hamilton

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