What is the best solution to remove pet’s hair without vacuuming every day?
By polachicago
@polachicago (18716)
United States
March 22, 2007 6:36pm CST
Spring is already there. I start my spring cleaning and noticed that as usual, my pets are loosing more hair on spring. I start my search over the Internet to find the best ideas for hair removal.
Do you know any ways to remove cat and dog hair from furniture’s?
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12 responses
@LittleMel (8742)
• Canada
31 Mar 08
last year we trimmed my cat's hair. it didn't hurt her, we used professional pet heir trimmer and we were very cautious using it. It worked, but she looked a bit odd because we didn't do it right, one side has more hairs than the other hehehe poor baby
@polachicago (18716)
• United States
1 Apr 08
poor baby......wasn't she upset?
Cat get upset easy....
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@LittleMel (8742)
• Canada
8 Apr 08
she avoided us for a full day hehehe never happened before
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@polachicago (18716)
• United States
19 May 08
lint remover can cost a lot with 2 dogs and one cat...
@patootie (3592)
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8 Apr 07
When my cats were alive I used to have this problem all year round .. firstly I always groomed my cats twice a day to remove as many loose hairs as possible before they fell out .. but theres nothing as good as a pair of rubber gloves for removing pet hairs from soft furnishings .. put the gloves on and rub briskly but firmly over wherever the trail of pet hairs are ..
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@adidas7878 (1891)
• United States
23 Mar 07
i really dont know what to tell you, go check your local pet store, i am sure they can give you some answer, unless you want to shave them all up, other wise vacuuming is one of the other options sorry i cant help you too much with that.
@scarlet_woman (23463)
• United States
23 Mar 07
i usually just roll duct tape around my hand and pick it up with that.grabs all the fur.
much easier than everyday vacuum.
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@rainbow (6761)
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23 Mar 07
Rubber bottomed trainers pull hair off quite well. My dad has a clothes brush with velour on one side and little rubber bobbles, like legs on the other that seems to work as well as a trainer but you have to press on hard.
Sticky tape round your hand solves most problems with clothes. You can get a wierd roll thing from I think it may be betterware that is sticky and you roll it over the affected area but it's just lke stickytape and you have to buy replacement sticky parts.
Grooming you pet outside daily seems to help.
@polachicago (18716)
• United States
24 Mar 07
...my pets are keeping me off the furniture’s....they rule the house, because I am hardly in.......
@polachicago (18716)
• United States
19 May 08
I found one brush that is working after months of searching.
This discussion was posted months ago. Now I solved my problem with my furnitures and clothes.
http://www.sweepa.com/home_1.html
@mipen2006 (5528)
• Australia
23 Mar 07
The best thing I've found was a brush called brush-o natic, I think. The hair problem is one reason why we don't allow our dogs inside. Good luck, sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
@polachicago (18716)
• United States
23 Mar 07
My animals are all indoor. My dogs are small, I can not imagine to keep them outside. I let them out few times a day....and brush...but...still having hair problem...
@liranlgo (5752)
• Israel
23 Mar 07
well my pet has short hair
and we live in a very hot country
so when he starts having this problem
we just take him to the barber that takes most of his hair off
he always returns so happy and cute
and we too are happy for the next 3 months..
just go to the hair dresser..it solves alote.
@nice030481 (1109)
• Philippines
8 Apr 08
i thinks jus taking a bath everyday, thats pets will not stay in your hair. when i was young, i got too may pets in my hair too. maybe because of the heat of the sun, i ussually play even its hot.