Small Enough for the Places Pet Hair Actually Lands
A floor broom makes sense when the whole room needs attention. The Plus is for the smaller messes that show up in between: fur along the side of a chair, on the back seat after a ride with the dog, across a coat, or in one spot on the carpet.
The short rubber bristles give you direct control over a small area, which is useful when dragging out a vacuum would be more trouble than the cleanup itself. It is still a hand tool, though. A large rug or an entire carpeted room is usually a job for something bigger.
It Can Stay With the Cleaning Tools or the Grooming Supplies
The same rubber-bristle surface can be used directly on a dog or cat to collect loose hair from the coat. The brush works wet or dry, so it does not have to be limited to one kind of grooming session.
That does not make it a dematting comb or an undercoat rake. If the coat has tight mats or heavy tangles, this is not the tool to force through them. For ordinary loose fur, the Plus keeps the job simple.
The Squeegee Is Built Into the Brush
One edge of the Plus is shaped as a squeegee. It is a secondary feature, but a useful one when the brush is already in your hand and there is a small wet area or smooth surface to deal with.
There is no need to treat it like a full-size window squeegee. The appeal is that it is already part of the same compact brush rather than another tool to store.
Wash It and Keep Using It
There are no sticky rolls to refill or disposable sheets to peel away. Hair can be cleared from the rubber bristles as it collects, and the brush itself can be washed with soapy water when it needs a more thorough cleanup.
Let it dry before putting it away. Because this is the 12-pack variation, the brushes can be kept in more than one convenient spot instead of moving the same tool between the house, car, and pet supplies.
