The Dreamscape Hair Removal Broom
The hair your vacuum keeps missing.
Real customers, real floors
One head, two surfaces. Rubber on one side, electrostatic bristles on the other, so you stop swapping tools between rooms.
Squeegee side for carpet, rugs and couches. Bristle side for hardwood, tile and vinyl.
Telescopic handle extends from 29 to 60 inches, so under the bed and up high are both covered.
Rubber grabs embedded fur instead of scattering it the way a regular broom does.
Peel the hair off, rinse the head under the tap, done. No bag, no filter, no replacements.
No cords, no charging, no dragging the vacuum out. Grab it off the hook and go.
Vacuums pull from the surface. Embedded hair sits deeper in the pile, wrapped around the fibres, and that is the part that keeps coming back.
| Feature | This broom | Vacuum | Regular broom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifts hair embedded in carpet | Yes | Surface only | No |
| Works on hardwood and tile | Yes | Yes | Scatters it |
| Works on sofas and bedding | Yes | With attachments | No |
| Needs power | No | Yes | No |
| Consumables to replace | None | Bags & filters | None |
| Reaches under furniture | Up to 60" | Depends on hose | Limited |
| Warranty | Lifetime | 1 – 5 years | None |
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Carpet, rugs, hardwood, tile and vinyl, and the sofa on the way past. Flip the head and keep going.
This is a fabulous product! Especially if you have pets. It gets all the stay hair that brooms leave behind on non carpeted floors. Also, dropped a full bottle of wine and it swept up the wine and glass and made it so easy to pick up and clean! Going to order a second one for the garage.
Sandy Fountain
Amazing broom for getting hair off the floor! I wonder if making the individual rubber bristles slightly slanted or angled on the ends would make it even better? Thanks for making it so convenient to clean my tile floors. Now to try it on my rugs!
Gali G.
This sweeping tool has proven to be quite valuable! I appreciate the bristle and squeegee sides, which effectively remove my dog's fur from our low pile area rug. It's truly rewarding to accomplish this task without the loud noise of a vacuum cleaner. It's akin to tending a zen garden, but with fur instead of gravel!
This rake/squeegee is a must have for pet owners. The silicone bristles cling to hair and fur like no vacuum beater brush ever has for me. The large size of the rake makes using it a quick job and one that doesn’t require a lot of force or exertion. I was seriously shocked by how much fur I pulled up in a short amount of time, fur that I didn’t even know was in the rug.
Trevor M.
A vacuum pulls from the surface. Pet hair works its way down into the pile and wraps around the fibres, and suction alone rarely brings it back up. The rubber squeegee side lifts the carpet slightly and drags that embedded hair out. Most people run this first, then vacuum up the pile.
No. The bristle side is soft and electrostatic, designed to attract hair rather than push it. That is also why it does not send fur flying across the room the way a stiff-bristled broom does.
On deep or high-pile carpet it takes some effort, and we would rather say so up front. Short strokes pulled toward you work better than long sweeping ones. On hard floors and low-pile rugs it is effortless.
Peel the hair off the rubber by hand and bin it. Every few uses, rinse the head under warm soapy water and let it dry. There is nothing to replace, ever.
Carpet, area rugs, stairs, hardwood, tile, vinyl, laminate, sofas, mattresses, bedding and car interiors.
It telescopes from 29 inches up to 60 inches. Twist the plastic collar to lock it at whatever height suits you.
It takes about a minute. The head twists onto the handle, and the handle extends by hand. No tools needed.
One pass is usually enough to prove it.
The Dreamscape Hair Removal Broom
