An automatic and currentless dirt remover for collecting dirt from the area surrounding the dirt remover, having a dirt-collecting body and a rolling-action sheath body, which defines a receiving space for receiving the dirt-collecting body. The sheath body has a lattice design and openings for providing external access to the dirt-collecting body, which has a surface that collects the dirt.

A fabric care device comprising a body having first and second ends for attaching respective first and second fabric care attachments, wherein at least one of the first and second ends is adapted to detachably attach one of the first and second fabric care attachments. An attachment for a fabric care device selected from the group consisting of a depiller, a delinter, a fabric pile restorer, and a brush.

A debris capturing device includes a glove including an open end, a plurality of finger extensions including finger slots, and a thumb extension including a thumb slot. An adhesive pad is coupled to the glove. A removable pad cover is disposed on the adhesive pad. The removable pad cover is configured to expose an adhesive surface of the adhesive pad when removed. The adhesive surface faces away from the glove. The adhesive pad is dimensioned, shaped and positioned with respect to the glove to fold a distal end of the adhesive pad to contact a proximal end of the adhesive pad. The glove is dimensioned, shaped and positioned with respect to the adhesive pad to be inverted upon removal of the glove from a user's hand.

An adhesive dust removal device includes a base member having a planar base surface, and an adhesive device attached to the base surface of the base member, the adhesive device includes an adhesive paper attached to the base surface of the base member, a release layer attached to the adhesive paper, and the other adhesive papers are attached to the release layer for sticking and removing the dust and the contaminant. It is preferable that the base member includes a parallelepiped structure having the planar base surface, and the adhesive device includes a rectangular structure for attaching to the planar base surface of the base member.

Provided is a sticky cleaner whose adhesive face can be easily renewed and whish is less susceptible to roll-loosening. The sticky cleaner provided by this invention comprises a PSA tape having an adhesive face on the first face of a substrate. The PSA tape forms a PSA tape roll wound with the adhesive face on the outside. On the first face of the substrate, the PSA tape comprises a first layer formed of a PSA and a second layer formed of an acrylic viscoelastic material. The adhesive face comprises first sections where the first layer is exposed and second sections where the second layer is exposed. The second sections protrude further out of the PSA tape roll relative to the first sections. The PSA tape roll shows an unwinding force F.sub.0 at 0 C. and an unwinding force F.sub.30 at 30 C.

A debris capturing device includes a glove including an open end, a plurality of finger extensions including finger slots, and a thumb extension including a thumb slot. An adhesive pad is coupled to the glove. A removable pad cover is disposed on the adhesive pad. The removable pad cover is configured to expose an adhesive surface of the adhesive pad when removed. The adhesive surface faces away from the glove. The adhesive pad is dimensioned, shaped and positioned with respect to the glove to fold a distal end of the adhesive pad to contact a proximal end of the adhesive pad. The glove is dimensioned, shaped and positioned with respect to the adhesive pad to be inverted upon removal of the glove from a user's hand.

Provided is a sticky cleaner whose adhesive face can be easily renewed and whish is less susceptible to roll-loosening. The sticky cleaner provided by this invention comprises a PSA tape having an adhesive face on the first face of a substrate. The PSA tape forms a PSA tape roll wound with the adhesive face on the outside. On the first face of the substrate, the PSA tape comprises a first layer formed of a PSA and a second layer formed of an acrylic viscoelastic material. The adhesive face comprises first sections where the first layer is exposed and second sections where the second layer is exposed. The second sections protrude further out of the PSA tape roll relative to the first sections. The PSA tape roll shows an unwinding force F.sub.0 at 0 C. and an unwinding force F.sub.30 at 30 C.

A system includes a universal handle and a variety of tools selectively secured within the handle. The tools can be tools for grooming or collecting hair, and are especially useful with animals such as household pets. One example tool includes a mat breaker that is adjustable for left handed or right handed use. Another example tool is a fur sweeper tool and a fur accumulator tool. Other tools include deshedders, brushes, and combs.

A cleaning tool includes a support tool for rotatably supporting an adhesive tape roll via bearing members; and a storing case for storing the adhesive tape roll. Bearing caps detachably attached to both ends of the adhesive tape roll are used as the bearing members. The support tool has a gate-shaped frame which is made of a synthetic resin and includes a pair of left and right leg plates and a support base extending between the upper ends of the leg plates. An opening having substantially the same width as the gate-shaped frame while the storing case is closed, is formed between matching surfaces of a pair of openable case members from both side surfaces thereof over an upper surface thereof, the case members constituting the storing case. A portion of the outer contour of the storing case is complemented by the gate-shaped frame of the support tool.

Provided is a sticky cleaner comprising a catcher to catch matter to be removed. The catcher has an adhesive surface formed of PSA, and the sticky cleaner satisfies the following properties: (A1) an oily dirt adhesion test to determine an adhered amount of an oily dirt sample shows an adhered amount A.sub.1 of the oily dirt sample per m.sup.2 of the adhesive surface of 200 g/m.sup.2 or greater; and (B1) a moist/wet dirt adhesion test to determine an adhered amount of a moist/wet dirt sample shows an adhered amount B.sub.1 of the moist/wet dirt sample per m.sup.2 of the adhesive surface of 190 g/m.sup.2 or greater. At least either the adhered amount A.sub.1 of the oily dirt sample or the adhered amount B.sub.1 of the moist/wet dirt sample is 350 g/m.sup.2 or greater.