10 Best Lint Rollers of August 2020

Want to remove dirt specks from your clothes or clingy pet hair from your sofa? Lint rollers are effective in cleaning up difficult stains and removing lint or small fibers from linen, upholstery, and clothing. This revolutionary product mounted on a central spindle ensures 360° rotation and complete removal of pet hair and stains. To help you buy the best lint roller on the market, we have put together a brief guide, after going through thousands of lint roller reviews and doing thorough research.

There are two types of lint rollers in the market: blade lint shavers with motorized blades and adhesive sticky lint removers.

• Lint shavers: In this model, the motor is attached to a head through which the “pills” of lint enter as you run the shaver over the garment. The motor rotates blades that then shave off the lint, bobbles, and fuzz. Take a look at the surface area of the shaving head. The bigger the surface area, the easier it will be to clean the fabric.

• Adhesive lint rollers: Adhesive lint rollers are hand-held devices, with an adhesive strip is inserted on a cylindrical rolling tube. The adhesive strip attracts pet hair, dust, and lint.

What do the users have to say?

After scouring the Internet and going through several lint roller reviews, we have found that this is what most users look for before buying a lint roller:

• Cost-effectiveness: Think about the cost-effectiveness of the product and decide whether you prefer a reusable lint remover or a disposable product. A lint brush, for instance, is a reusable lint remover which traps dirt, hair, and lint as it glides on the surface of the clothes. On the other hand, with a lint roller, the user needs to remove the adhesive strip every so often once it loses its effectiveness, in order to expose a new strip of adhesive for further use.

• Protect the roller's cushion: Lint rollers have a soft cushion on the head. It is best to cover the cushion to prevent it from damage from excess moisture or other contaminants. Also, it is better not to use it on rough surfaces, which may wear down the cushion.

• Warranty: Try to buy a product which comes with a warranty. Determine how accommodating is the manufacturer's policy regarding returning and replacing defective items.

• Is the product really reusable? For reusable lint rollers, you need not worry about buying a refill pack. But, many users have complained that after washing the lint roller, it loses its sticky quality. Others have mentioned that you cannot use a towel to dry the lint roller after washing it because it simply tugs at the towel fibers. To avoid any such confusion, you should go through all the product reviews and get the best one with a favorable rating.

• Think about overall functionality: Look at the overall functionality of the product. Some products come with an ergonomic design, like a easy-grip handle which make them easier to handle while removing fuzz.

• Think about your requirements: Before buying a lint roller, you should think about its purpose. Do you need it for only removing stains, or do you need it for removing pet hair as well? The sticky surface of the lint roller is quite effective in picking up any loose pet hair, lint or dust specks that come its way. In fact, a sticky lint remover is far more effective than a lint shaving instrument.

• Look at safety aspects: If you have a motorized lint shaver at home, safety is another consideration. Try the product before you buy it, and find out whether it offers ample protection for your hands. The blades should be housed in a closed shaving head, and there should be no exposed metal which can damage your hands or the fabric.

• Evercare: This is a traditional lint roller, but with an exceptionally sticky surface. With some lint rollers, you need to go back to the spot repeatedly in order to remove stubborn lint. But with Evergreen, the job is done more efficiently and timely.

• Scotch-Brite: Scotch-Brite is one of the classic lint rollers, which have been in the market for generations. Although they need to be disposed of after use, they are quite sticky and work extremely well in both home and office.

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