The BEST Dog Hair Removal Tools? Lily Brush or Cyclonic Pet Upholstery Tool?

[@GDavis49]

Both look like really good tools. My option would be to not let the dog drive the car.

[@Maddybo414]

Lilly brush because it works great for me

[@vtecaccord96]

You are right. Gotta have different tools for different jobs.

[@TonyTheTechnician]

Great video. I have the rubber brissle brush but that vacuum attachment looks very handy. 👍 Ugh idk how anyone can let that much pet hair gather up in the car great job

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks! Me neither!

[@kojac40]

Very good video. You explained well and actually showed cleaning . Thanks

[@D1Garage_]

love the lilly brush because it wont scuff plastics! great video btw and your channel is growing quick! congrats

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thank you!! 😊

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Great job as always! You are absolutely right different environments require different tools and even approach. I have used my nitrile gloves, lily brush, same nozzle attachment you have in the vacuum and even have a good green glove that I used from inspireuplift that has also these noodles and it has been awesome. Something that happened to me and you may find funny but is serious... One customer asked me how to avoid the pet hair or if there was a product that prevents the pet hair from attaching into the car fabrics and staining done by pets? I looked straight up and answered "There are 3 alternatives: no vehicle, no pet, a bubble". Obviously, he needed his vehicle to work, he was not going to dispose of his best friend, so he purchased a dog/cat cage(this is what I referred as bubble). Now his pet is not roaming in the vehicle and it stays cleaner, even when he has gone on dates the gals don't believe he had a dog because his vehicle is clean with no pet hair, no pet odors, no stains. I protected his interior with a stain guard too besides using a sanitizer like spray Nine, carpets cleaned with Citrus power cleaner, the ozone generator, and the steamer.😉 By the way, I remembered you did a similar video on this like last year, right? The gloves were the original magic dishwashing gloves at inspireuplift.com Xoxo from Puerto Rico 👋🤙👍🇵🇷

[@MirandaDetailing]

Great info! Yeah I did a video on that Hoover Brush attachment...But now I wanted to compare it with the Lily Brush. which is also great

[@XtremeproDetailers]

I like it I’m gonna order that right now i usually just use the Lily brush and you can see the videos on my KZbin from before and after of dog hair removal just using a brush but it still takes longer than expected Hopefully I cut the time in half by having both together

[@MirandaDetailing]

Awesome!

[@richardseem7948]

great video and product review Phil.....thanks..

[@marcomoon6062]

the lilly pad looks like a lodge cast iron polycarbonate scraper, which is 2 or 3 bucks. Think that would work just as good?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi possibly, usually any rubber type of scraper works really well on dog fur

[@devilmecare]

I have cats and tried a squeegee. I ended up buying the Lilly brush. Far better than anything else I tried.

[@autocleanet40]

Hi Phil. very interesting. I have the Lilly brush which is a very good reference. Regarding the hoover dog hair, does it fit on any vacuum cleaner?

[@MirandaDetailing]

It fits on the standard Ridgid shop vac hose it will fit 1-1/4 inch

[@thedirtydetailer24]

Nice video. Been debating on the lilybrush for a while now. But my question is which vacuum hose do you use with your rigid vac? Thanks for all the videos and keep up the great work!

[@MirandaDetailing]

This is the hose and end nozzles we use, amzn.to/3eQMk6a. they fit the Ridged 4 gal 5hp standard shop vac inputs and accessories!

[@raymondperez3553]

Great Video Phillip, I Was Wondering Would A Rubber Squeegee Work for Wider Spaces On The Carpet?.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks. Yeah that would work actually. But I have to say this Hoover pet hair brush attachment is amazing for larger areas also.

[@J1944-y8e]

Enjoyed the video. I’m going to order one for my friend. Never understood a dog in the house or car. Grew up with a dog and she was always kept outside and slept in her dog house. We had a truck and she went in the back bed for her veterinarian visits and teeth cleaning. To each his own😃

[@kjones899]

Hey Phil check out the Fur-eel pet hair remover attachment, sold by Buff Brite on Amazon. Maybe you can do a product review on the Fur-eel! Great video by the way! Love the Lilly brush, I’ll definitely check out the other attachment you suggested!

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks! Ah yes...I have been eyeing that Fur-eel! Pretty awesome!

[@jdmvtec26]

The fur reel works but doesn't have a great life expectancy

[@licklippin8238]

This guy looks like a real life Pixar character

[@OuzoLouGarage]

Going to order one from your link Lilly brush .

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks man!

[@blgjr1978]

I need both of these tools

[@blgjr1978]

Where can I purchase them?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Check out the description. All the links are there. If you missed it here ya go Hoover Dog Hair Nozzle amzn.to/2BknvKO Pet Hair Remover Stone amzn.to/2KYbNvu Hoover Dust Brush amzn.to/2qMd3f9 Lily Brush. amzn.to/2ybIK5w

[@fredA1234]

Thanks for another great video PS I haven’t seen that video on how to identify hard and soft paint yet! lol 😂

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks....I will soon! 😄 Lots of stuff to film and edit.

[@fredA1234]

No problem more curious than anything! Thanks Fred

[@faithli2131]

You can literally use a spatula the same as the Lilly.

[@MirandaDetailing]

🤣🤣🤣. Can you send a link to your spatula of choice?

[@faithli2131]

@@MirandaDetailing I probably got it free from a friend or bought it secondhand. Haha. I’m cheap, that’s why I’d use a spatula instead of the brush in the first place. But I’d say any that feel kind of rubbery and not plastic-y and don’t bend super easily or it could break using it for this. If that makes sense.

[@faithli2131]

Oh, and I used the edge, not the tip.

[@koioo2]

you can start a new tik tik music song ^ _ ^ you can use both does t hurt use both

[@chloe92us]

Order the Kong Zoom Groom dog brush. You’ll thank me later.

[@NikKnows404]

I have that and love brushing my dog with it, but when I use it on lighter fabrics, it literally stains the fabric red.

[@Pinkielover]

yup my mazda sucks

[@williamsullivan1381]

A pumice stone easily beats both of these brushes.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Nope. I have the pumice stone also and it can tear and cause the fabric to fray to much, especially on difficult carpets. These rubber tipped tools are way better and safe. But don’t get me wrong the pumice stone does work in certain situations....but it’s not as good and fast as these.