The $1 lint roller that saved my car interior last week

I have a 2010 Civic and my dog sheds like crazy, especially in the summer heat. Last week I was driving over to my brother's place in Fresno and noticed the backseat and floor mats were covered in this thick layer of fur. I had a big job interview the next day and needed my car to look presentable, so I swung by the Dollar Tree out of desperation. Picked up three of those big lint rollers with the sticky sheets for a buck each, and honestly they worked better than the fancy pet hair brush I bought online for $15. The trick was rolling in short quick strokes and tearing off the sheet after each section, only took about 20 minutes to do the whole backseat. Also grabbed a can of their air freshener for the dog smell, that helped a lot too. Has anyone else found dollar store lint rollers to be just as good as the expensive ones, or do you have a better cheap trick for pet hair in cars?

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taylor.hayden22d ago

Got a buddy who tried the expensive pet hair rake on his truck and it kept clogging up with goat fur from his farm. He grabbed a few of those dollar lint rollers on a whim and said it was the only thing that actually pulled the hair out without fighting him. He still swears by them and even bought a bulk pack to keep in the glovebox for quick touch-ups.