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PurrPeel Glove

PurrPeel Glove

Regular price $19.99
Regular price $19.99 Sale price $49.99
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Peel the whole night's fur off your comforter in one strip.

  • Lifts fur woven into sheets and couches
  • Static pulls it up, the seam rolls it
  • Thick pad that won't fold like cheap ones
  • No sticky sheets, no refills, ever
  • 90 days to decide, refund if not
90-day refunds
Ships in 1 to 2 days
Thick pad, not floppy
No metal teeth or blades
Product Details
  • PadElectrostatic fabric with a center seam that gathers hair into one strip
  • FeelThick and sturdy, stays flat on a soft comforter instead of folding
  • BackBreathable mesh with a hand pocket under the strap and a pull tab
  • Works onSheets, comforters, sofas, chairs, clothes, cat trees, car carpet and mats
  • RefillsNone. No adhesive, no canister to empty
Shipping & Returns

Your order is packed and shipped in 1 to 2 days, then arrives 5 to 10 days after it ships.

You have 90 days to request a refund if it isn't right for your home.

90-Day Refund Guarantee

Use it on the bed, the couch and your clothes for up to 90 days. If it doesn't earn a spot on your nightstand, ask for a refund.

I tried a cheap glove that did nothing

Thin gloves fold when you press them into a soft comforter, so the hair spreads across the pad instead of gathering. This pad is thick and stays flat, so the hair rolls into one strip along the center seam that you peel off in one piece.

Will it snag my couch or sheets?

No metal teeth, no blades and no adhesive. It's a soft fabric pad on a mesh back, so it glides over upholstery, bedding and clothes.

How do I get the hair off the glove?

Pinch one end of the strip at the seam and peel it off in one piece. Toss it and you're ready for the next wipe.

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For beds shared with cats

Peel the whole night's fur off in one strip

Lint rollers only grab the tips. The PurrPeel Glove pulls the fur out of the weave of your comforter and rolls it into one strip you pinch and peel off.

Ships in 1 to 2 days 90-day refunds
$19.99 One glove, no refills ever

Use it for 90 days. Refund if it's not for you.

  • Lifts the fur woven into sheets, comforters and couches
  • Static pulls the hair up, the center seam rolls it into one strip
  • A thick pad that won't fold in half like the cheap ones
  • No sticky sheets to tear off, no canister to empty
Secure checkout All major cards 90-day refunds
Sheets and comforters Couches and chairs Black leggings and work clothes No refills, ever 90-day refunds
Why the bed is furry again by bedtime

Why the rollers keep losing

Cat hair is part of life with cats, and nobody's asking them to leave the bed. But the fur isn't sitting on top of your comforter. It works down between the threads, and static holds it there. A sticky sheet only ever touches the tips.

Sticky lint rollers

One pass fills a sheet. You tear it off, roll again, and the fur in the weave stays put. That's how a dozen rollers disappear in a few months.

Vacuuming the bed

The suction pulls at the surface. The hair caught in the fabric doesn't budge, so you end up cleaning the same spot over and over.

A damp rubber glove

It helps, but it's a workout, and you're left picking wet clumps off your fingers.

The cheap thin glove

It folds in half like a pancake, so the pad never presses flat. The hair spreads across it instead of gathering, and it ends up in a drawer.

You lint-roll the comforter in the morning, and it's furry again by the time you get into bed.

One night of two cats on a green comforter, peeled off in one go.

How it works

Three steps, no sticky sheets

It's simple enough to explain in one breath, and you'll see it work on the first pass.

  1. 1

    Wipe back and forth

    Slide your hand into the pocket and wipe across the comforter, the couch cushion or your leggings.

  2. 2

    Static lifts it out of the weave

    The electrostatic pad builds a charge as it moves, so it pulls the hair up from between the threads instead of skimming the top.

  3. 3

    Peel one strip off the seam

    The flat pad sweeps everything into a line down the center seam. Pinch it, peel the whole strip off in one piece and toss it.

Think of a balloon rubbed on a sweater that sticks to the wall. Static is what holds cat hair in your sheets, and here it's working for you instead of against you.

Already bought one that did nothing?

Why this one works when others didn't

Most pet hair gloves look the same in a listing photo. The difference shows up the second you press one into a comforter.

"The first one I got sucked too." Watch the bend test, sound on.

A thick pad that stays flat

Thin gloves bend in half, so only part of the pad touches the fabric. This one stays sturdy and presses flush across the whole comforter.

Fixes: "these don't work that well"

A center seam that collects

The hair doesn't smear across the pad. It gathers into one line down the seam, so cleanup is one pinch instead of picking at clumps.

Fixes: "hair everywhere" on the pad

Static, not glue

No adhesive means no sticky film left on your couch that makes the next round of hair cling even harder.

Fixes: roller residue and endless refills

A pocket that holds your hand

Your hand slides into a pocket under the strap, so the pad moves with your palm instead of slipping around while you wipe.

Fixes: gloves that won't stay on
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PurrPeel vs. what's in your drawer

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What you need from itPurrPeel GloveThin pet hair glovesSticky lint rollers
Pulls fur out of the weave, not just the tips
Rolls it into one strip you peel off hair spreads across the pad
Stays flat and sturdy on a soft comforter folds in half
Leaves no sticky film behind
Nothing to refill or keep buying a dozen in a few months
Covered by 90-day refunds Varies Varies
From beds shared with cats

The morning wipe that finally works

Where they actually nap

The couch, the chair, the cat tree

The sunny spot they claim every afternoon collects more fur than the floor ever does. The glove gets into plush cat trees and upholstered seats where a vacuum head can't lie flat.

Keep it on the arm of the couch and give the cushions a wipe before anyone sits down.

One glove, every fabric

From the car seat to the ottoman

Car carpet, door mats, dark ottomans and throw blankets all hold fur the same way your comforter does, and the glove clears them the same way.

Same wipe, same strip, nothing to swap out or refill.

Everything you need for $19.99

One price, one glove, and no sheets to buy again.

  • PurrPeel Glove with electrostatic pad and center seam$19.99
  • Refills, sheets or canisters to replaceNone needed
  • Packed and shipped in 1 to 2 daysIncluded
  • 90 days to decide, refund if it's not for youIncluded
Today$19.99

Delivered 5 to 10 days after it ships.

Questions

Before you get one

I bought a pet hair glove before and it did nothing. Why is this one different?

Most cheap gloves are thin. They fold when you press them into a soft comforter, so the hair spreads across the pad and never gathers. This one has a thick pad that stays flat, so the whole face presses into the fabric and the hair rolls into one strip along the center seam. Watch the bend test above.

And if it still isn't for you, you have 90 days to ask for a refund.

Will it get the hair that's stuck deep in my couch?

That's what it's built for. The static charge pulls the hair up from between the threads, where a sticky roller can't reach. Wipe back and forth a few times on heavily furred spots.

Will it pull threads or damage the fabric?

There are no metal teeth, no blades and no adhesive. It's a soft fabric pad on a mesh back, so it glides over upholstery, bedding and clothes.

How do I get the hair off the glove?

The hair collects in one line down the center seam. Pinch one end, peel the strip off in one piece and drop it in the trash. No canister to empty and no sheet to tear.

Does it work on black leggings and work clothes?

Yes. Wipe down the leg or sleeve the same way you'd wipe the comforter. It's the quick pass before you grab your keys, without a roller at the door.

Does it stay on my hand?

Your hand slides into a pocket under the strap on the back, so the pad moves with your palm while you wipe. The yellow tab helps you pull it on and off.

How long will it last? I've had gloves fall apart.

The pad is thick and sturdy rather than the floppy kind that folds in half, and there's nothing inside to wear out or run out. You're covered by 90-day refunds either way.

I've seen cheaper ones. Is it worth $19.99?

Compare it to what you're spending now: rollers by the dozen, and a cheap glove that ended up in a drawer. This is one purchase with nothing to refill, and you can get a refund within 90 days if it doesn't earn its spot.

How fast does it ship?

Orders are packed and shipped in 1 to 2 days and arrive 5 to 10 days after that.

What if it's not for me?

You have 90 days to request a refund. Just contact us through the store.

Small wins, every morning

What changes once it's on the nightstand

"The pillowcase actually looks clean when I lie down."

Two cats

"I threw out the roller in my car."

Longhair owner

"Guests sat on the couch and I didn't apologize once."

Three cats

"Peeling the strip off is weirdly satisfying."

Ragdoll owner

"Way thicker than the one I bought before."

Two cats

"The cat tree looks new again."

Two cats

"Navy comforter, gray cat. Finally a truce."

One very fluffy cat

"I use it morning and night now."

Two cats

Keep the cats. Lose the fur on the bed.

Wipe, watch it roll into one strip, peel it off. $19.99 with 90-day refunds.

Ships in 1 to 2 days. Delivered 5 to 10 days after.