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19th November 2011, 04:05 AM #11Cool Cat
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Even my husband's chin if he forgets to shave. It is so funny to see cat's hair sticking out from his cheeks and chin after he gives hugs and kisses to our lovely girls. With Pet hair magnet I will be able to clean his face as well.
I am on a prawl for brush and magnet![/QUOTE]
Boy never thought about ridding hubby's face pet fur. Let me know how that pet hair magnet works on man scruff.
For our pets (we had a 1/2 MC and a Sheltie) I just used the standard Hoover upright. For furniture, I lift up the Hoover, place it on the cushions, and vacuum away. For the sides of sofa & loveseat, I used their pet comb and actually combed the furniture. I found this to be extremely effective. For the hardwood & tile floors I use a Swiffer. For our clothes, I use sticky tape rollers. Our new 6 month MC hasn't left much fur behind yet. I plan to use the same products, but we'll have to see as he is a purebred MC.
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19th November 2011, 12:20 PM #12
For the stairs I used a good old fashioned stiff handbrush then go over with the hoover attachment, with two playful ones I just hoover the living room everyday and brush the other floors otherwise I have balls of 'tumblefur' rolling around!
The curtains get a weekly wipe down with a damp sponge to get rid of the hair off them otherwise I would have furry linings!
Apart from that we are now buying grey clothes inead of black!!!!!
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19th November 2011, 12:46 PM #13Moderator
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Hey didn't you know? Furry curtain linings are all the rage, darling!
Originally Posted by Helen & John
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19th November 2011, 01:29 PM #14Top Cat
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Coincidentally I got one of these last week, with the Bergen tracks:
CarPET Pet Hair Remover from My Pet Superstore
Tried it on the carpeted stairs today. Cor. I know my cats are the same colour as the carpet but that was all cat hair coming up. Silly amounts of it. It's just a piece of dimpled rubber wrapped around a square plastic pipe, but it works and for £5.49 it's well worth buying if you re also getting those tracks from the same place
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19th November 2011, 05:34 PM #15I know soooo this season!!!! Originally Posted by Howlinbob
Hey didn't you know? Furry curtain linings are all the rage, darling!Howlinbob likes this.
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5th December 2011, 12:15 AM #16Elite Cat
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OK, we tested different products for removing pets hair from the furniture and carpets.
The winner of our trial is a PVA sponge of large size. It is the most efficient and easy to use after you wet it, with long life and no maintenance:
Amazon.com: Smart TV Zponge Super Absorbent High Density Pva Sponges, 5-Pack: Home & Garden
#2 is the Pet Magnet -mostly for clothes
#3 is FurBeGone from Koller-Craft Plastic Products
I was unimpressed with Amaze brush. My husband looked at this product and brought a piece of sand paper from his workshop.
They are the same, except Amaze brush has a handle. Not worth the money, and does not work for the carpets or even furniture.
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8th December 2011, 04:04 PM #17Cool Cat
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i vacuum lots!! And use a lint roller on clothes!
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