OUR STORY STARTS HERE: THE LINT ROLLER INDUSTRY HAS BEEN BUILT TO KEEP EMPTYING YOUR WALLET.
A handful of big brands own the pet care market.
They set the prices. They design their products to run out. And they get richer every time you peel off another sticky sheet.
Their main product: the disposable lint roller. Expensive over time, wasteful, and — worst of all — it only removes hair sitting on the surface. The moment your pet sits back down, the hair embedded deep in the fabric works its way right back up.
Their "premium" alternative? Pet vacuums. Sure, they're more powerful. But they cost $200 to $650, they still don't touch hair embedded in fabric, and they send loose fur flying everywhere in the process.
Could things get any worse for US pet owners?
SADLY, YES — the average American with a dog or cat now spends $300 to $600 every year on lint rollers alone. That's every year, forever, for a product that half-works.
And that number keeps climbing.
Could one $19 glove actually be the answer?
What Is This Pet Hair Breakthrough?
Meet Glovix.
The team behind Glovix had one goal: create the most effective, most affordable, and most permanent solution to pet hair — something that works the first time and never needs replacing.
Their goal was to build a single tool that removes pet hair from furniture, clothing, and directly from your pet — all in one product — for a fraction of the cost of everything else on the market.
And they delivered.
Glovix is already turning the $4B pet grooming industry on its head with its surprisingly simple design.
Why?
Because when you stack it up against a lint roller, it removes more hair in 30 seconds than a lint roller does in 10 minutes. And your pet actually enjoys every second of it.
So We Put It to the Test
We just had to try it for ourselves.
Our verdict?
There is no comparison. Glovix wins by a mile.
How Does Glovix Work?
Glovix is a dual-sided pet grooming and hair removal glove made from breathable mesh and flexible silicone. Built for long-term daily use — abrasion-resistant mesh, bite-proof silicone, and a wrist cuff that fits all hand sizes securely.
The silicone side has hundreds of soft bristles arranged to maximize static buildup as you stroke. That static charge pulls hair from deep inside fabric and fur — not just what's sitting on the surface — and collects it in a clump that peels off in seconds.
All you do is put it on and stroke. Glovix does the rest.
Plus, it handles every surface pet owners actually deal with:
- Dog and cat coats — short, long, and curly fur of all breeds
- Fabric sofas, microfiber, and velvet upholstery
- Car seats and floor mats
- Clothes, sweaters, and jackets
- Bedding and blankets
- Reusable — rinse under water, ready again instantly
- No refills, no subscriptions, never needs replacing
How Does Glovix Compare to Everything Else?
The results really do speak for themselves:
| Glovix | Lint Roller | Pet Vacuum | Pet Brush | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Removes embedded hair | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ |
| Works on furniture | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ |
| Works on pet coat | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ |
| Pets enjoy it | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ |
| One-time cost | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Under $20 | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ |
| Zero maintenance | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ |
| No fur flying around | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ |
We Also Had Some Questions for the Glovix Team
What Are Pet Owners Saying About Glovix?
So How Much Does It Cost?
"We're genuinely fed up watching pet owners waste hundreds of dollars every year on products that don't solve the problem. So we decided to do something about it."
Pet vacuums designed to tackle hair will set you back $200 to $650, not counting filters and upkeep. You'd expect Glovix to cost somewhere near the same, right?
The founders priced Glovix at just $19.99 — one-time cost, forever — and it's already sold out multiple times this year.
EVEN BETTER: order more and save more. The best-selling 2-pack works out to just $16.50 per glove. That's 63% off — and you'll always have a spare for travel, car, or gifting.
Click here to grab your discounted Glovix (if it's still available) »
That's a permanent fix to a problem that's been costing pet owners hundreds of dollars a year — and thousands of pet owners are calling it the best $19 they've ever spent.
