10 Best Reusable Lint Rollers of 2023 (ChomChom, Schticky, and More)

If you're a cat or dog owner, you know that pet hair gets everywhere! This lint roller is designed to get it all off with a short-bristled brush and a built-in dust receptacle. Roll it back and forth on surfaces to pick up deeply embedded hair and lint; when the receptacle is full, just pop it open to empty.

A couple of reviewers had issues with the lint trap closure. Others noted that it requires some force to be efficient. But overall, reviewers said it's very effective in removing pet hair, especially from furniture and large surfaces. Many were surprised by the amount of hair it picked up and said this is a must-have for pet owners.

At eight inches wide, the reusable lint roller from iLifeTech is larger than most, allowing you to pick up lint quickly from your furniture, tables, carpets, and car interior. It also comes with a three-inch travel-sized roller for touch-ups or clothing. It works on a range of fabrics and rinses clean with soap and water.

Some reviewers didn't like how often they had to clean this roller. On the other hand, many were pleased by how much lint and hair it picks up and said it's especially effective on pet hair. Moreover, they found it to be easy to use and clean. 

Home-it's Three-in-One Clothes Brush features a clothing brush, lint remover, and shoehorn to make your mornings easy. Use the bristles to remove crumbs and larger particles, then use the fabric side to pick up any leftover fibers. At just 10 inches long, it can fit easily into your bag for overnight work trips.

This brush may be best for items like coats and suits, as some reviewers said it wasn't effective on all fabric types. Still, many found that the stiff bristles and fabric brush worked well together to remove lint and pet hair. Plus, they loved the classy wooden design!

Carrand's Lint and Hair Removal Brush features long, flexible rubber bristles that use static electricity to attract lint and hair. Use it on furniture, carpets, and car interiors. The rubber bristles won't leave any scratches and the safety bumper around the top means you don't have to worry about scuffs. 

Reviewers noted that the accumulated lint doesn't stick to the brush, so you'll have to pick or vacuum it up. While some didn't like how much effort it took to clean large, thick carpets, most reviewers were impressed by how much human and pet hair this brush removes. Some said it also fluffs your carpet, making it look as good as new!

This lint roller set comes in three sizes for all of your lint removal needs. There's a regular handheld roller, a foldable travel-size roller that has silicone bristles on one side, and the Big Schticky, which features an extendable stainless steel pole to make floor cleaning easy. To clean, just rinse with running water.

As with other sticky rollers, reviewers found that they need to rinse it frequently as it quickly becomes covered with dust and lint. But if you don't mind this, people said these rollers are excellent at removing pet hair, crumbs, and dust from their floors, ceilings, bedding, and furniture.

Use Evercare's Magik Brush to remove dust, dandruff, lint, and hair from your clothing, blankets, furniture, and more. The double-sided velvet brush head is easy to use for both lefties and righties and means you can pick up twice the lint in one go. Make sure to swipe the brush in the direction of the arrow for the best results.

The main complaint reviewers had was that this brush doesn't last, with the fabric coming apart from the handle. On the other hand, many reviewers found that it works much better than sticky disposable lint rollers. They said it removes lint and pet hair from a range of surfaces and is easy to use and clean.

This sponge from Gonzo is designed to pick up pet hair but also works on lint, dust, and dirt. No water is needed; just swipe the sponge across a surface to collect debris. It's gentle enough to use in multiple areas of your home, including on furniture, upholstery, carpets, baseboards, bedding, and clothing. 

Some reviewers warned that the sponge has a bad smell, while others said that pieces of the sponge start to flake off as it wears down. Despite this, most reviewers said it's super effective at collecting hair and lint from furniture, carpets, and hard surfaces. They also found that it lasts a while before it needs to be replaced.

Instead of a brush or sticky surface, these lint removers use a double copper blade to remove pilling and fluff from sweaters, upholstery, and more. Use them at an angle of less than 10 degrees for fine surfaces and a 30- to 45-degree angle for rougher textures. They're also suitable for removing pills from wool sweaters.

These lint removers aren't compatible with all surfaces. Reviewers warned against using them on delicate fabrics that are likely to snag. Still, many said they work wonders on carpet, car interiors, and furniture. Some reviewers were amazed by how much lint and hair they pulled up with this tool, even after vacuuming!

If your main goal is to remove pills, fuzz and lint from clothing and furniture, try a fabric shaver. This one from Magictec is rechargeable, with a plastic shell, stainless steel mesh cover, and three blades. It has a built-in lint receptacle plus a garment brush on the back for removing any stragglers.

This shaver is likely best for smaller items, as some reviewers found that it can take a long time to cover large areas. Some said theirs stopped charging or arrived defective. However, the majority were pleased with the clean shave and amount of fuzz this tool removes. Many said it left their clothes looking as good as new!

If you like the rolling motion of a traditional lint roller, check out this one from Sticky Master, which is made from soft, sticky silicone. You'll get a four-inch regular roller for home or work, plus a smaller travel-sized roller you can take on the go. The silicone picks up lint, hair, and other debris, and rinses clean under running water.

If you have a lot of lint or hair to pick up, you may have to clean this roller often. However, many agreed that having to wash it was worth the effort since they didn't have to refill disposable lint rollers. Moreover, they said it's easy to clean and works especially well on pet hair.