Review on 🐾 Efficient Pet Hair Remover: Evercare Pet Extreme Stick Giant Lint Roller, 60 Sheets Refillable by Jamie Sand

The blades on this roller are incredibly sticky, much stickier than a typical Scotch brand roller. When in use, the sheets peel off cleanly and easily without the need to tear them apart. I also like the large size compared to the standard rolls you find in the supermarket. However, this lint roller has one major drawback, and that is the handle. It's big and sticks right out of the center of the roll. This isn't a problem when trying to roll up pant legs, but when trying to roll up something large and flat there is a small gap between the handle and the surface of what you're trying to scrape. I like to use wood and fiberboard napped rollers to brush off dust and fine particles before painting, but with this roller, the back of my finger scratches the surface. Also removing cat hair from the sofa is difficult because of the handle. The 'fix' is to twist the handle so that you can push your fingertips into the hole in the handle, but this means you'll be awkwardly holding the reel and won't be able to apply full pressure while twisting. The more you use the roller and the more sheets you tear off, the worse the problem gets. Scotch brand lint rollers have a handle that is offset from the center of the roller. This means you have a secure grip as you ride without your fingers scratching the surface of what you're rolling. I want this scooter to have a handle design like this. For those who just want to touch up their clothes before heading out the door, I would have no hesitation in recommending this lint removal roller. However, if you want to clean large flat surfaces, this roller is difficult to use. If Evercare improves the pen, it easily becomes a five star product in every respect.