Cat hair is fine, light and seems to float onto everything, especially dark clothes. If you leave the house covered in fur more often than you would like, these methods will help, with or without a lint roller. 1. Use a reusable pet hair roller A reusable roller with a built-in collection chamber works on sweaters, coats and fabric bags. Roll in short strokes, then empty the chamber. Unlike sticky rollers, it never runs out. You will find one in our Fur-Free Kit. 2. Damp hands or a damp rubber...
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You pull a load out of the dryer and your black t-shirt is still covered in dog or cat hair. Pet hair in laundry is one of the most common complaints from pet owners, and the fix is mostly about removing hair before, during and after the wash. Here is a simple routine that works. Step 1: Remove loose hair before washing Shake out blankets and pet bedding outside before they go in the machine. For clothes and towels, a quick pass with a reusable pet hair roller takes off...
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You vacuum on Sunday, and by Monday the couch is covered again. If you share your home with a dog, you know the feeling. The good news: getting dog hair off a couch does not have to take an hour or a roll of sticky sheets. Below are 7 methods, from free household tricks to reusable tools, plus a quick comparison so you can pick what fits your home. Why dog hair sticks to your couch Dog hair clings to upholstery for three main reasons. Woven and textured fabrics trap...
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