Pionix Extra Power Fabric Shaver - 35W Electric Lint Remover for Clothes/Upholstery/Furniture/Couch - Speed of 12000 RPM - Heavy Duty Sweater Shavers to Remove Pilling - Large Fuzz Remover

f you’re looking for the perfect fabric shaver, this is it! After trying multiple brands, I finally found one that delivers professional results at an affordable price. With its two speed settings , it makes it gentle yet powerful on all sweaters etc.I’ve tried several fabric shavers over the years, but this one is the clear winner! Our family loves sweaters, and we use this shaver daily to keep them looking fresh and new. It has never disappointed us! Whether it’s removing lint, fuzz, or pilling, this fabric shaver does the job effortlessly. Highly recommend!

I was initially unsure about this purchase—the box arrived already opened - international shipment, but package 100% intact/unopened, which made me wonder if it was a return. The lint tray also had a bit of residue, suggesting prior use. However, those minor concerns quickly faded once I tried it.This lint remover completely transformed the look of my couch—seriously impressive results! I love the dual-speed settings: one is perfect for delicate clothing, and the other works wonders on furniture. It’s much larger than I expected, which actually turned out to be a bonus, allowing for quicker coverage.Despite my early hesitation, the item feels solid and well-made—not flimsy or cheap at all. Overall, a great addition to my cleaning tools. Would definitely recommend!

This fabric shaver is second to none. If you need a heavy duty fabric shave this is it. I have a furniture business and have bought a few of these. It’s quiet and very easy to use and works awesome. It’s removes all link and peeling like butter.

After borrowing a fabric shaver from a friend, I decided I needed my own. This one is substantially better. It definite did the job more efficiently, requiring fewer pass to get the sweaters cleared of pills. After just one session, I feel like it's already proven it is worth the higher price, given the time and effort it saved me.

I bought this to replace a cheesy little battery-operated unit that worked fine but ate through batteries like crazy. So wasteful! I have this massive queen-sized flannel fitted sheet that pills so much it’s like sleeping on sandpaper. (Don’t buy flannel from Brooklinen!) This masterpiece had that sheet feeling like satin in no time. Works great with no damage to fabric. Lint reservoir is a decent size and empties easily. Highly recommended.

This device feels solid to hold, nothing flimsy to it. It easily cleaned the pills off a sweater I was afraid was unsalvageable, then larger pills from another sweater, and then fuzz from a pair of pants. It has a large collection box for lint, easy to open and close. I emptied it after each garment and it was 1/2 to totally full. It was simple to remove the screen and blade to get inside and clean the lint from behind the blade, and there wasn't much after 3 garments. You will want to check that every few garments, and after each use.It uses a power chord, it's not chordless, but it's a fine tradeoff for the strength of the unit and no need to recharge. Better to have a unit that works well even if it's chorded, than to have a chordless unit that is weak or doesn't last long between charges.It came oddly assembled in a box such that the parts scattered when pulling it out. So open it on a table or other surface where the pieces will not get lost.There is the lint removal motor with a cord that connects to a power supply, a cord for the outlet from the power supply, a replacement screen and blade, and a cleaning brush.

It works great!!

I had a big job to do- a fairly large, four year old tweed sectional couch. In addition to dog hair, there were pills everywhere, like almost every surface that could be touched. So far I’m about 3 hours in and it looks like it’s gonna be about 4.No way will the battery ones hold up to this work. To be on the safe side, I ordered a spare pack of blades. At some point, a small screw showed up in the waste hopper. It backed its way out of the shaver. I decided to sink it back in with some blue Loctite.