5-in-1 Pet Grooming Kit with Steam Brush, Flea Comb & Hair Remover

I still gave it 3 stars because of the size, carry case and the head attachments with the easy-release hair feature. The steaming part is weak and the opening to put the solution is a rubber button that never stays in. I use tape to keep it from leaking. Only last a few minutes between charges.

Works great, just wish it was a little larger. It removes hair great and Is a great value!

Works great on my long haired cat.

I bought this steam brush because my dog decided that mud is a personality trait and my cat thinks shedding is a competitive sport. Between the two of them, my house was starting to look like it had carpeted air. A regular brush wasn’t cutting it anymore, so I took a chance on this weird “5-in-1 pet steam brush” situation.First test was on the dog, because he’s a golden retriever mix and therefore permanently 60% loose hair. I filled the little water tank, snapped on one of the brush heads, turned it on, and waited for the usual drama. He gave it a suspicious sniff, braced for impact… and then kind of melted. The combination of warm steam and brushing had him leaning into it like he’d just checked into a day spa. I was expecting a wrestling match; instead, I got a floppy, smiling dog and a brush absolutely packed with fur in about five minutes.The funniest moment happened with the cat, obviously. She has seniority and zero patience for nonsense. I eased into it with the gentler head and kept the steam on low, expecting to lose a hand. She did that slow, offended turn like, “What now?” and then realized it was warm. You could literally see her internal conflict: “I hate you” versus “this is actually nice.” She finally gave in, sat down, and let me steam-brush her back while pretending it wasn’t happening. The next day, she jumped onto the couch when she heard it turn on and parked herself like she’d booked an appointment.Functionally, the 5-in-1 thing isn’t just marketing fluff. The different heads actually give you options: One works like a standard grooming brush for everyday brushing and smoothing. Another is better at working through little tangles and early mats behind ears and under the collar. The more aggressive one grabs loose undercoat and shed hair without feeling like you’re raking them. Swapping the heads is straightforward, so it doesn’t feel like you’re performing surgery every time you want to switch from the long-haired dog to the short-haired cat.The steam/spray feature is the real upgrade over a regular brush. A light mist softens the fur and makes it easier to get through small knots without pulling. It also knocks down dander and that dusty look on lighter coats. You’re not soaking your pet; it’s more like adding just enough moisture and warmth to make the brush glide. It’s especially nice after a bath, when they’re mostly dry but still a bit poofy and chaotic. A few passes with this and they actually look groomed instead of “turbulent cloud with paws.”The self-cleaning feature is one of those things you don’t appreciate until you go back to a normal brush. Instead of digging hair out of the bristles with your fingers every two minutes, you hit the button, the panel shifts, and the clump of fur lifts off in one satisfying piece. It’s a small thing, but it makes the whole grooming session feel less disgusting and more efficient. You spend more time brushing and less time peeling off gross hair pancakes.Noise-wise, it’s surprisingly chill. The motor and steam aren’t loud or high-pitched, which is probably why my animals tolerated it so quickly. Anything that sounds like a vacuum cleaner is an instant nope for them; this sits in the “background hum” category. If your pet is sound-sensitive, that makes a big difference in whether this becomes part of a routine or just another gadget they run away from.The handle and overall design feel thought-through: it’s light enough that your hand doesn’t cramp halfway through a full-brush session on a big dog, and the angle makes it easy to reach awkward spots like armpits and that weird hip area where mats like to hide. The water tank is simple to fill and doesn’t leak, and you don’t feel like you’re juggling a lab instrument—just a slightly fancier brush.In terms of results: shedding has noticeably backed off. Is my house fur-free? Absolutely not, I live with fluff monsters. But the amount of hair I’m vacuuming off the couch and pulling off clothes has dropped. Coats look smoother and shinier, especially on the dog’s back and tail. The steam seems to help lift out grit and dust that a dry brush just skates over. After a few weeks of regular use, both animals feel softer, like the kind of “soft” people comment on when they pet them.A few practical things I’ve appreciated: It works on both dogs and cats, so I don’t need two separate tools cluttering up the cabinet. The interchangeable heads and removable parts make cleaning the brush itself pretty painless. No mysterious gross buildup. The steam brushing works well between full baths when you want them to look and feel fresher without doing the whole “drag them to the tub” routine.Now, the anecdote that really sold me: I had friends over, and one of them has mild allergies. Usually, they can only tolerate my place for a couple of hours before the sneezing begins. That night, they made it through nearly the whole evening before realizing they hadn’t reached for tissues once. When they asked what chang...

I am loving this steam brush kit that I am using on my medium sized cat. The flat deshedding comb/brush head seems to work the best on her thickness of fur and it’s catching and removing quite a bit each session that I use it. The different brush heads are super easy to attach or detach from the brush handle. And as you’re using them, all you have to do is pull a little lever, and the fur is super easy to clean off and remove from the brush head.I love the ease of the cold air “steam” that turns on and off with the press of a button. The fact that it comes with an empty squeeze bottle allows you to fill it up with the cleaning drops and water and know that you have just the right amount to fill up the water storage area without it overflowing. This is closed and sealed with a silicone plug, which seems very tight and well sealed which means I don’t have to worry about any leakage.It comes with a nice zipper case to keep the brush, refill bottle, cleaning drop bottle, interchangeable brush heads and the charging cable app contained and together. I love that it charges just with a cable and does not require having to go through and change out batteries.I was able to purchase this when it was on sale and discounted to right around $20, which I thought was a fantastic price for what you’re getting. I will try to remember to post some pictures and/or video soon.