Product Comparison: Lint Rollers Vs. StickySheets for Pet Hair Removal

I have an American Eskimo Spitz, arguably the most sheddy dog on the planet. Her hair got on everything, not only by rubbing against the front of it,but jumping on it and sleeping. She constantly left a ton of hair behind. 

I've used lint rollers and pet brushes for years to try and pull this hair off of my fabric covered furniture. It took a long time because the surface area of the roller was small and its adhesive filled up very fast. Then someone invented StickySheets. This is a large surface area of adhesive that enables you to cover the whole chair or couch section at once and after you press it on to the surface area and tuck it into the corners (very easy process), you just pull it off, and voila, the hair is on the sheet and off the furniture. It takes just a few seconds as compared to many times longer with lint rollers. Both use the same basic technology, adhesive, but StickySheets are designed to save you time and energy. On the lint roller, you get 30 3"x3" squares, for a total of less than 2 square feet of adhesive cleaning surface. One StickySheet is 2" x 3" for 6 square feet of cleaning surface in a single sheet. Since they come in packages of 12, a single pack of StickySheets is 72 square feet of cleaning surface. 

A package of StickySheets costs $19.95, where lint rollers are usually around a buck. It would take $36.00 worth of lint rollers to match roughly $20.00 worth of StickySheets just comparing surface area alone. If the time it takes to clean with lint rollers versus StickySheets was also factored in, StickySheets would be a 100 times greater value. Lint rollers are still good for cleaning clothes, but when it comes to cleaning furniture or cars, they've become obsolete. I recommend StickySheets if you want to save yourself time and money.