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Philips Fabric Lint Shaver GC026/00, Blue
Philips Fabric Lint Shaver GC026/00, Blue
Philips Fabric Lint Shaver GC026/00, Blue
Philips Fabric Lint Shaver GC026/00, Blue
Philips Fabric Lint Shaver GC026/00, Blue
Philips Fabric Lint Shaver GC026/00, Blue
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Posted 5 February 2024

Philips Fabric Lint Shaver GC026/00, Blue

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  • Large blade surface for covering a large area at once
  • 3 mesh hole sizes to tackle all sizes of pills
  • Up to 8800 rounds/min blade rotation for effective removal
  • The pill container is easy to remove and empty
  • Height adjustment cap for the most delicate garments
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  1. Bunnster's avatar
    Do these do the equivalent of a lint roller? The pictures look extreme lint conditions
    fraseross's avatar
    No, these shave the bobbly bits of clothes
  2. stec77's avatar
    116,000 reviews!
    timb2010's avatar
    But these seem to be shared with about 6 other Philips products from the store .. if you choose the blender, it's still 116,000 reviews 🤷🏼‍♂️
  3. YouAreTheSheeple's avatar
    The cheaper Chinese rechargeable clones are just tech e-waste, the rechargeable battery will lose it holding capacity very quickly or will 'swell' up stating its a cheap/useless battery which means you'll have to throw the thing away.

    Good idea to buy something where you can change the batteries easily (I'd assume most on here have rechargables batteries so a non-issue)
    Daves_mate's avatar
    !00% agree with this!

    False economy buying cheap.
  4. ciderno1's avatar
    Would rather prefer the usb chargeable ones.
    [image]
    Personal preference really. (edited)
    Lupus1462's avatar
    Rather have genuine Philips the batteries last for ages anyway.its not an everyday item so when come to use rechargeable battery will have decharged, un these situations battery better. Unless you de-bobble daily.
  5. markinoxon's avatar
    If you only get occasional bobbling, try a razor instead of buying one of these. I use whichever one is due next for the bin. Works pretty well. (edited)
    ciderno1's avatar
    Yes been doing this ,works wonders
  6. morgmonster's avatar
    Literally added this to my basket yesterday. Was just waiting to add a couple more things to get over £25 for free delivery. Thank you!!
    Daveee's avatar
    Pickup from nearby Amazon hubs would be free. There is no need for order over £25
  7. tinfoilhat's avatar
    what item clothing do people use these on? I've gone my entire life and never needed one
    bumbletea's avatar
    Wool, especially cashmere. Even cotton hoodies sometimes need it.
  8. SpuffMonkey's avatar
    If you're really tight you can use a razor blade
    JD_'s avatar
    Gillette vs Wilko sword vs Harry's?
  9. bippybosnake's avatar
    Xioami USB chargeable is about 6 quid from Ali with 5 day delivery
    daniq's avatar
    can you post link?
  10. sidesey's avatar
    These are good but my wife went in too hard with one and put a hole in her cardy. Not sure how.
  11. Peesh's avatar
    Good on cheap joggers?
    danielwhicks's avatar
    Ideal for this sort of thing, will make them feel brand new
  12. scnickr's avatar
    These are amazing on fabric sofas too, brings them up like new
  13. samwants2save's avatar
    Ten pounds is quite steep- I've bought a couple at different times for <£7.. and lidl also gets them in around the same proce albeit with 3yr warranty
  14. MeOldMucka's avatar
    Great price! Bought this in the past month for £15.50 ish
    N1AK's avatar
    Bought mine last year for £15.99 so you're not alone. It has been really useful though so I am not complaining
  15. steveking198's avatar
    Has anyone ever tried this on a carpet? I have 2 cats that love to hitch my carpet so think this may come in useful for that!
    steveking198's avatar
    Read the reviews and some have used it for this reason so giving it a go
  16. TheMagpieKing's avatar
    Makes hats looks brand new again. Fantastic little device.
  17. laccc's avatar
    It does the job more than 3 years ago, as good as new. Changed battery maybe twice since I have, good stuff
  18. K18OVA's avatar
    4 quid in home bargains
    sach1636's avatar
    same make and model?
  19. protoceratops's avatar
    Is this like a Remington fuzz away?
    Loner's avatar
    Yes, but with a bigger shaving head
  20. JD_'s avatar
    This is £5 from Amazon seller.
    Would it be safe to buy, and return from other sellers? 52170083-ZpK5M.jpg
    slawziom's avatar
    Never had a problem with returns. Same rules apply.
  21. szczepan.puchaa's avatar
    Got delivered. Works well. Don't hesitate. Buy
  22. AaDI's avatar
    Just bought! Now looking for cheap cloths which will bobble
  23. friar_chris's avatar
    Philips? Loads of these clones on eBay and Amazon. Deals with replacement blades looks a better prospect. AA batteries too given occasional use.
    TheBigLwinski's avatar
    Yeah, the clones aren’t often great. Spend a few quid more to get a 5* product rather than a 3* one that may or may not work properly
  24. amit.sethi's avatar
    Get a rechargeable one from Temu for a couple of quids!
    Smortimer's avatar
    Please don't waste your money on products from Temu. It's practically slave labour.
  25. Gztsby's avatar
    I wonder if this would be good or bad for a mousepad
    SJ_16's avatar
    Probably end up cutting your wrists on it so I’d say bad
  26. niknak's avatar
    Ah, Remington Fuzzaway... Showing my age!
  27. dfunked's avatar
    I only use my one of these once in a blue moon, but they're so bloody handy when you do.
  28. Lefty's avatar
    Mine arrived today and it’s pretty good! I’m now addicted to de-bobbling every item of clothing in the house!
    Granite123's avatar
    Same
  29. Pumpkinseed's avatar
    Great little things these
  30. james.curry's avatar
    I have one, works very well and keeps your clothes looking new
  31. Another_Butterfly's avatar
    Been looking for a decent one of these for a bit. Ordered a no name brand and wasn't very good so hoping this one will be better 🤞🏻
  32. sharq's avatar
    I have one. They are decent and I would recommend. Granted I don't use it much but it does the job when I do.
    I got mine for the same price from Lidl irc.
  33. fukd's avatar
    Much better to get a rechargeable one.
    ciderno1's avatar
    Most folk on here would disagree 😏
  34. Be79n's avatar
    These work great, and be been buying designer jumpers off vintage and using this to make them look like new.
  35. D.Crockett's avatar
    This is a great device, I wear fine knit merino and cashmere jumpers over my shirts at work in the winter and they obviously bobble over time, this has kept them looking new for a number of years and saves me having to go buy more from Uniqlo each year. It's a no brainer if you have knitwear you wear regularly. (edited)
    iGlad's avatar
    Uniglo jumpers seem to bobble after one wear.
  36. jasper132's avatar
    Just received this and it's amazing. Means I can make my 15 year old jumper last at least another ten 😜
    Nicolas's avatar
    Can u please help
    I received mine and it’s not amazing
    How do u use it
    I go over the flint 19 times only for it to pick up half the flint
  37. Popeye's avatar
    52176193-LuwB3.jpgDoes the job.... great product.
  38. KewlGuy's avatar
    Horrible and doesn't do much, keeps stopping
  39. mrew42's avatar
    Remington Fuzz away anyone?
    No?
    navo5's avatar
    Yes
  40. Nilshah's avatar
    Great price, bought one, thank you!
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