Okay, not so "yay". So what's a good solution for keeping cat hair off the furniture? I mean, besides keeping the CATS off. Any thoughts?
Originally Posted by DragulescuGirl
2) Pledge Pet Hair Remover
http://www.pledge.com/fabric-sweeper/
My husband scoffed when I bought this and now thinks it is the best thing ever. You make short sweeps back and forth and the rollers really pick everything up. You're supposed to throw the thing away when it is full, but what I noticed is that when it gets full you can make short sweeps and a little edge of fur will stick between the rollers. Then you can pull out a chunk and keep using it! I wouldn't do this again and again, but if you forgot to buy a new one at least you know you can keep using it until you get a replacement. I was amazed at how well this worked and so quickly.
What are your slip covers going to be made of? Some fabrics are great at being easy to remove fur from. I have a slipcover on my couch that doesn't really ever seem to have fur on it, when it does I can simply dust it off to the floor while sweeping. A vacuum with a good brush attachment or a good hand held vac would help, too.Originally Posted by AllySh0rty
I'll look into those products. And as for the slipcover thing, I'm actually in the process of buying those for my sofas. But they'll be there like, to cover up older couches, so even tho I'll wash them, I'd rather get the hair on the couches rather than the slipcovers! LOL I know that sounds strange.
I'm going to have to try the 3M product. It looks like something that might actually work.Originally Posted by DragulescuGirl
I'm so glad you asked this! I'm not a marketing guru or anything and this isn't an ad but I randomly bought two items that I can no longer live without.
1) Scotch Pet Hair Remover
http://www.3m.com/brands/scotch/furf...t_hair_removal
This one is perfect on large flat areas. I love it for my comforter and tablecloths. The only issue I have is that like those red lint brushes, the hair can re-spread itself if you accidentally brush in the wrong direction. I didn't like it for my textured couch as it didn't seem to get into the "grooves" of the stripes very well. This product seemed to work best on flat cloths and micro-fibers.
2) Pledge Pet Hair Remover
http://www.pledge.com/fabric-sweeper/
My husband scoffed when I bought this and now thinks it is the best thing ever. You make short sweeps back and forth and the rollers really pick everything up. You're supposed to throw the thing away when it is full, but what I noticed is that when it gets full you can make short sweeps and a little edge of fur will stick between the rollers. Then you can pull out a chunk and keep using it! I wouldn't do this again and again, but if you forgot to buy a new one at least you know you can keep using it until you get a replacement. I was amazed at how well this worked and so quickly.