Yes they are very good for removing hair, they are what I used on rugs and numnahs before going in the machine. A tip is if they are a thinner numnah or rug, and you are laying the item on the ground to use them, you can get more pressure on then, or, on an old table, the CarPet's wear out much quicker if you are working on a hard surface than for example on grass / softer surface. Alternatively you could layer up underneath the numnah / rug, with another underneath them. It's not a problem if the item is a thicker one.
This is what I use it gets the hairs out of all my wool numnahs
I have one of these too. I think I got it cheap off of Temu or something.
Looks as though I’ll be trying one of these!Depends on the numnah as to whether one of these will work but they’re the best thing I’ve found for getting (alarming amounts of continuously arriving) dog hair of most things
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I used an ancient rubber mud brush/curry comb thing, did numnahs, my hunt coat (BIG mud!) and the car for years.I use a dandy brush, or a body brush, removes everything
Me too!