NOVA NLR-208 Clothes Lint Remover, Effective For Woolens, Sweaters, Jackets & Blankets Care

The Mind Lint Remover is a superior-quality fabric care appliance designed to restore your woolens, sweaters, jackets, and blankets to a fresh, new look. With a quick and efficient operation, simply switch it on and gently glide the shaving head over fabric to remove lint and fuzz effortlessly. Its corded design ensures uninterrupted performance without worrying about battery replacement. The large shaving head, detachable lint catcher, and comfort grip handle make cleaning fast and convenient. Dual protection ensures fabric safety and user protection during use.

Specifications:

• Product Type: Electric Lint Remover

• Power Type: Corded (Inbuilt Battery Support)

• Material: High-Quality Plastic Body

• Shaving Head: Large Size

• Lint Collector: Detachable

• Grip: Comfort Grip Handle

Features & Benefits:

• Quick and efficient Switch to turn it on and gently run the shaving head over the surface of the clothes.

• The lint remover runs on an inbuilt battery and has a corded wire. Battery-operated lint removers run out of power after a few times of use, but you save hundreds on batteries with this corded lint remover.

• Smart design with a large shaving head, detachable lint catcher and comfort grip handle. Slide downward to release the lint catcher gently to remove and clean the collected lint.

• The comfort grip handle allows the lint remover to fit comfortably in your hand, giving you good control as you de-fuzz your garments

• Dual protection: adjustable height spacer protects your garments from being cut, snagged, or caught.

• It also protects and reinforces your hands from accidentally touching the shaver foil.

• A cleaning brush is included in the pack to help you easily clean your appliance after use.
  Superior quality product.

Usage Instructions:

• Plug in the lint remover

• Switch ON the device

• Gently run the shaving head over the fabric surface

• Slide down to remove and clean lint catcher after use