Pet hair on fabric and quilts
#21
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I am sorry to keep bothering you guys..but i found this site..the pros and cons..and then at the bottom of the page, a short clip on how to take it apart to clean it..which makes it reusable!
http://dogs.thefuntimesguide.com/200...comment-506000
so use your coupon and go get one, and then let us all know what you think of it!!
http://dogs.thefuntimesguide.com/200...comment-506000
so use your coupon and go get one, and then let us all know what you think of it!!
#22
I live with pet hair everywhere too. Best thing for it is a Dyson vacuum cleaner. I've tried the rest and this thing is OUTSTANDING. (And you won't believe how much more hair and DIRT this thing sucks up).
Also, someone mentioned The Furminator. LOVE this thing! Can't believe it works as well as it does. I nearly combed the stripes off of Miss Kitty (see my avatar). And she loves getting groomed with it.
Otherwise, well, I got nothin'. :)
Also, someone mentioned The Furminator. LOVE this thing! Can't believe it works as well as it does. I nearly combed the stripes off of Miss Kitty (see my avatar). And she loves getting groomed with it.
Otherwise, well, I got nothin'. :)
#24
I have 3 long haired cats-2 are Maine Coons. hair everywhere and my couch holds onto it like glue. I bought the Scotch Fur Fighter. It has disposable covers that lift off the hair-kinda like the lint brushes that used to be popular. i extend the life of them by pulling off the hair and keep using them until it doesn't work right and then use a new one. It was about $10. of course i get wooly mamoths in the corners and under the furniture!
#26
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Originally Posted by sewmom
I forgot to ask- what's a Furminator?
it is an awesome brush..i am sure that anyone that sells pet supplies including walmart or target has them..i got mine years ago, off QVC when they first came out..it worked really good on my rotty..but my JRT won't let me brush him with anything.
#27
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Originally Posted by watterstide
I am sorry to keep bothering you guys..but i found this site..the pros and cons..and then at the bottom of the page, a short clip on how to take it apart to clean it..which makes it reusable!
http://dogs.thefuntimesguide.com/200...comment-506000
so use your coupon and go get one, and then let us all know what you think of it!!
http://dogs.thefuntimesguide.com/200...comment-506000
so use your coupon and go get one, and then let us all know what you think of it!!
#28
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Perth, Western Australia
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Furminator looks pretty effective. I am a Dyson fan...best vacuum cleaner I have ever owned, our Malamute x loves being vacuumed. A damp rubber glove or sponge is pretty good and really cheap duct tape (from dollar stores). Aside from this, you just have to put up with a bit of fur flying around. We have leather sofas and hardwood floors...don't think I could cope with fitted carpets or fabric sofas!
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