Rug fibres hold long strands
Work in short strokes to bring scattered strands together, then lift or vacuum the pile.
KFUURYNTOS
FURRESET
A little care for the home you love.
FurReset · 3-in-1 fabric hair remover
Three different tooth profiles in one palm-sized tool. Gather hair from rugs, fabric sofas and car upholstery, with an edge you can change as you go.
Three edges. More choice.Turn to another tooth profile when you need it.
Gather it. Lift it away.Bring scattered hair together for easy collection.
Ready to use againA reusable tool, without adhesive refills.
1, 2 or 3 tools. One-time purchase. No refill sheets.
A choice in every turn.Three edges in one tool.
Keep it close.Ready for the little cleanups.

For the details you notice
A long strand caught in the rug. Short hairs clinging to a fabric seat. A few left along the sofa edge. The small details deserve a tool with more than one approach.
Work in short strokes to bring scattered strands together, then lift or vacuum the pile.
Adjust the contact angle and tooth profile as needed on suitable fabric upholstery.
Guide a corner along an accessible fabric edge, with light pressure and short movements.
Why a textured edge?
The grooved rubber edge uses friction to catch hair on suitable fabrics. Short strokes draw it into a pile you can lift away or vacuum.
More control in your hand. Adjust the angle, pressure or tooth profile as you work. Start gently on a hidden patch of fabric.
A simple way to deal with the details that bother you.
The 3-in-1 difference
L, M and S edges have different tooth profiles. Keep using the edge that works for your cleanup, or rotate to another when you want to adjust. All three stay within the same easy grip.
Begin with the longer profile and short, light strokes to gather hair. Test gently on a hidden patch first.
Rotate to the medium profile when you want to change how the edge contacts the fabric and remaining hair.
Keep the smaller profile available for a more detailed pass when needed, using gentle pressure.
Use the edge that works for the area in front of you. Turn to another profile whenever you want to adjust your clean.
Small details. Everyday usefulness.
A compact shape, a central grip and edges you can change with a turn.
Change your approach without reaching for another tool.
Hold, angle and rotate the tool as you move.
Work across open fabric, then guide a corner toward an accessible edge.
Remove collected hair and clean the tool for next time.
The home you like coming back to
A tidier sofa. A rug you have given some attention. The satisfaction of sorting out the small things you notice every day.
Within reach for suitable rugs, fabric cushions and the sofa spots that need attention.
Ready for fabric seats, carpeted mats and the boot lining.
One tool contains all three tooth profiles. Extra tools are for keeping one in another place.
Choose my FurReset setA simple way to gather hair
Pick a small area and work with short, light strokes. Change the edge only when you want to adjust your clean.
Illustrative use scene; not a measured performance test.
Test gently on a hidden patch. L is the recommended starting profile; adjust the edge and pressure to the fabric.
Draw hair together into a pile. Rotate to another profile if you want to work on what remains.
Pick up the pile or vacuum it. Remove hair from the tool and rinse after use.
Deeper cleaning. One simple step further.When hair remains in the fibres, another tooth profile gives you a way to continue. The amount of cleaning is yours to choose.
Keep your tool ready
Remove collected hair, rinse the tool with water and keep it with your cleaning essentials, ready for the next little cleanup.
Lift away hair left on the cleaning edges.
Wash the tool after use.
Store it with your home or car-cleaning kit.
The everyday home edit
A few thoughtful reads on fabrics, fur and everyday care.
Image: Future / Homes & Gardens
Explore how static and tangled fibres make hair cling, and how small cleaning habits fit into a welcoming home.
Read at Homes & Gardens
Image: Mike Garten / Good Housekeeping
Compare brushes, reusable tools and sticky rollers, with guidance on tool size and the surfaces you want to clean.
Read at Good Housekeeping
Image: Future / Lauren Bradbury
A first-hand look at carpet-cleaning methods, including brushes, lint rollers and a vacuum for collecting loosened hair.
Read at Ideal HomeIndependent articles for further reading. These publications have not endorsed FurReset.
Choose what suits your routine
FurReset gathers hair into a pile using grooved rubber edges. An adhesive roller collects hair on a sticky sheet. Here is how the methods differ.
| What matters to your routine | FurReset | Adhesive-sheet roller |
|---|---|---|
| Cleaning surface | Three different tooth profiles | An adhesive sheet |
| After a pass | Lift or vacuum the gathered pile | Peel away the used sheet |
| For the next cleanup | Rinse and reuse the tool | Use the next sheet |
| Refill supplies | No adhesive sheets needed | Requires replacement sheets |
Comparison describes cleaning methods. Results vary with fabric and hair; neither tool suits every surface.
Build your everyday reset
One tool already includes all three tooth profiles. Choose a set based on how many places you want to keep one handy.
$25.99
$25.99 per tool (approx.)
Choose this set$39.99
$20.00 per tool (approx.)
Less than buying tools separately: $11.99
Choose this set$49.99
$16.66 per tool (approx.)
Less than buying tools separately: $27.98
Choose this setShipping and taxes are shown at checkout. See our Shipping Policy for delivery details.
Real questions. Clear answers.
Check your surface, review the care guidance and find delivery and return details in our store policies.
Delivery and returns follow our published store policies. Contact support with your order number if you need help.
Return to the set selectorBefore your first reset
A few things to know about your tool and set.
Choose my FurReset setHere before and after your order
Ask about the tool, choosing a set or an existing order.
Email our support team: support@kfuuryntos.com Please include your order number when asking about an existing order.