🔸 Conair TS800LR Fabric Defuzzer: A Compact Travel Companion for Flawless Garments in White Review

The information on the site is incorrect, and in the "From the manufacturer" section there are photos of a full-size model. Also in the "product information" the technical data refer to the full-size model. Some of the questions and answers also refer to the full-size model, which is confusing for those looking for a smaller travel version. This travel model is only 3.75 inches tall and the shaving head is 1.25 inches in diameter. It's perfect for travel or small jobs. I bought this…

This little guy is definitely travel friendly! I've used it on several cashmere and wool sweaters recently. It took a bit of pressure to get the larger "pills" and to dislodge the lint from the wool pills, which made me nervous, but didn't punch any holes in them. It has low power and is not too loud. The front compartment can be a little heavy to hold onto the device, which is a bit annoying. Our time was enjoyable, but it ended when I was trying to clean the curling iron burns on the carpet…

This works, but actual defuzzing with this thing is very slow. In winter, molasses is slower. Slower than turtles in drag racing. Slower than a drag racing turtle covered in molasses in winter. I had a small knitted pea coat that was quite lumpy and to be honest it took me two and a half hours to actually work on ONE sleeve. Small women's coat. one. Sleeve. And it's not that I don't know how to work properly, or that I have the most bullied jacket in the world (I'd say it would be 7.5 out of 10