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Your sticky roller only takes the hair sitting on top. The short, stiff hairs are hooked into the weave, and that's where the Kovah Glove goes to get them.
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Your sticky roller only takes the hair sitting on top. The short, stiff hairs are hooked into the weave, and that's where the Kovah Glove goes to get them.
"My staffy's short hairs have beaten every tool in the house. This one got them out of the lounge in one go, rolled up like a bit of string."
"I'd stopped wearing black because of the cat. Now I give my pants a quick rub at the door and off I go. Took me 20 seconds this morning."
"Thicker and stiffer than the cheap one I had, it doesn't fold over when you press. Came in about eight days, which was quicker than I expected."
Use it on the lounge, the car, your clothes. If it isn't the best pet hair tool you've ever owned, email us any time in the first 90 days and we'll refund you in full.
No sticky sheets, no refills, no batteries. Hold it under the tap, let it air dry, and it's ready to go again. One glove instead of a bin full of roller sheets.
Your order leaves our warehouse and lands at your door in 7 to 12 business days. We email you the tracking link the moment it ships.
Velvet lounges, car seats, doonas, cotton pants. The grey micro-brush grips the hair, not the fabric. No pulled threads, no fluff left behind, no sticky residue.
Rubbing the grey side in one direction builds a static charge that grabs each hair, while the micro-brush works it loose from the weave. The hair comes out and stays on the glove.
Staffy pins, kelpie bristles, golden fluff, the husky undercoat, cat and rabbit fur. The grey side takes the lot, and it's gentle enough to take the loose coat off the pet before it lands.
Couch cushions, car seats, the stairs, the doona, your black pants and the cat tree. Same glove, same one-way rub, no change of tool.
Keep going the same way and the hair gathers into a line, then rolls into a single strand. Pinch it off, drop it in the bin. Your hands stay clean.
Most tools skim the surface and move the hair around. The Kovah micro-brush grips the hairs sitting inside the weave and works them loose as you rub.
A roller drops bits as you go. A brush flicks them onto the floor. The grey micro-brush holds every hair it takes until you pull the strand off.
Plenty of people buy it for the car. A week later the sticky roller is in the drawer and the vacuum stays in the cupboard.
A tool only works if it's within reach. The Kovah Glove sits on the bench, slips on in a second, and takes 30 seconds to use.
You'll find bumpy rubber gloves for a few dollars. Here's what they leave out.
Kovah"Bella's short hairs stick into the lounge like pins and the vacuum goes right over them. One pass with this and I had a strand of hair as long as my arm. I've been sitting on that for years."
"My old girl rides in the Camry every day. I went over the back seat in a couple of minutes and the whole lot rolled into a ball I just picked off. It lives in the glovebox now."
"I was going through a packet of roller sheets a fortnight on the ute seats. The kelpie hair sits in the weave and the roller never got it. This does. Rinse it under the tap and it's good again."
"I'd given up on black because of Milo, our cavoodle. Now I give my pants a rub at the front door and that's it. Thirty seconds and no white fluff."
"Cat hair is fine and floaty and it gets into the doona. The grey side grabs it and it comes off in one piece. I did the cat tree as well, which I'd never managed to clean before."
"Took about ten days to get here, so be patient. Our labrador has very short hair and the first pass just lined it up. Third pass, same direction, and it rolled right up. Worth the wait."
"Every spring she drops her undercoat all over the place. Grey side on her out on the verandah, then on the couch after. The glove gets used every day at the moment."
"I was sceptical. I'd bought a bumpy rubber one off eBay that did nothing. This one is different, it's stiff and the hair actually gathers into a line and rolls. Exactly like the clip."
"Got the Duo. One stays near the lounge, one in the bedroom for the doona. The ragdoll fluff comes off in a sheet. Easy to rinse, dries by the next day."
"Our golden leaves a trail up the stairs and the vacuum just pushes it into the corners. This pulls it out of the carpet. I filled the bin from six steps."
"I was buying sticky roller refills every fortnight. Haven't bought one since this arrived. Rinse it, hang it by the laundry tub, done."
"Tiny hairs, woven into the car seat, impossible. It took me a few passes but they came out in one long strand. I didn't think anything would get those."
Before: hair so worked into the fabric it looks like part of the pattern.
After: one rub in one direction, and the seat is clean. Nothing to go back over.
It's a flat pocket. Hand goes in on the black side, grey side against the fabric. Either hand, no straps, no sizing.
Press firmly and rub in one direction. The grey side grabs the hair, works it out of the weave and gathers it into a strand as you go. Watch it build.
Pinch the strand and drop it in the bin. Rinse the glove under the tap, let it air dry, and it's ready for next time.
Search Amazon or Temu for a pet hair glove and you'll find dozens that look like ours in the photos. Most are a thin, floppy pad with a strip of grey fabric stuck on. They look the part right up until you press down on the lounge.
Yes, that's the point of it. Rubbing the grey side builds a static charge that makes the hairs cling to the glove instead of the fabric, and the micro-brush has enough grip to work the short, stiff hairs loose from the weave, the ones a roller or a vacuum glides straight over. Keep rubbing the same way and they gather into one strand you can pick off.
Yes. Short hair is the hardest kind because each hair is stiff and pointed and digs into the weave. Give it firm pressure, go one way only, and allow three or four passes on a spot that's been collecting hair for months. The first pass lines the hairs up, the next ones roll them into a strand.
Most of those are a rubber glove with bumps on it. They fold over when you press, push the hair about and never roll it up. The Kovah Glove is a flat, firm pad with an electrostatic grey micro-brush, and it's backed by a 90-day guarantee. If you've tried a glove before and the hair didn't roll up, that's usually why: it folded under pressure, or the hair was rubbed back and forth. Go one way only, keep the pressure on, and the strand forms.
Anywhere pet hair settles: the lounge, car seats and floor mats, carpet and stairs, clothes, the doona, pet beds and the cat tree. The same grey side is gentle enough to use directly on your dog or cat. To clean it, pull the strand off and bin it, rinse the glove under the tap and let it air dry. No sheets, no refills, no batteries.
Yes, and nothing in our videos is sped up. What you should know: on a seat that's been collecting hair for months, the first pass won't look like the clip. It lines the hairs up. The second and third passes are where the strand rolls up. Fresh hair from the past week comes off in one go.
Shipping is free across Australia. Orders arrive in 7 to 12 business days, and you'll get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships. If it hasn't turned up by day 12, email us and we'll sort it out.
Then you don't pay for it. You have 90 days to try it on the lounge, the car and your clothes. If you're not happy, email support@get-kovah.com and we'll refund you in full.
