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How Do You Deal With Cat Hair?
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The squeegee method of cleaning the trees is genius. I tried to Furminate my tree last week and it picked out some. But not nearly as much as the squeegee. I kinda want to squeegee the cat now. 
*NO. Just NO.*The squeegee method of cleaning the trees is genius. I tried to Furminate my tree last week and it picked out some. But not nearly as much as the squeegee. I kinda want to squeegee the cat now.
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Oh wow my topic got pretty popular--thanks, peeps!
I vacuum a lot (I try to do so every day but school gets a little in the way right now, although I'm sure everybody is just as busy) and use wet/damp clothes on surfaces. But the fur is in the air so it's basically like dust... It just lands everywhere every day. It drives me crazy when there's hair on my kitchen tops and stove
I know I don't groom them enough. I have a Furminator but the fur flies everywhere on the floor. I just purchased your classic steel-pin brush because that works well for my friends who have a long-haired cat; but it doesn't catch a lot of fur on mine... And also seems very unpleasant for them. They're short-haired but fluffy, probably around 1-2 inches of furrrr. This line-combing video is super satisfying
The squeegee idea is genius! Our cat tree right now looks awful and I've been scratching my head trying to come up with a good cleaning technique!
I vacuum a lot (I try to do so every day but school gets a little in the way right now, although I'm sure everybody is just as busy) and use wet/damp clothes on surfaces. But the fur is in the air so it's basically like dust... It just lands everywhere every day. It drives me crazy when there's hair on my kitchen tops and stove
I know I don't groom them enough. I have a Furminator but the fur flies everywhere on the floor. I just purchased your classic steel-pin brush because that works well for my friends who have a long-haired cat; but it doesn't catch a lot of fur on mine... And also seems very unpleasant for them. They're short-haired but fluffy, probably around 1-2 inches of furrrr. This line-combing video is super satisfying
The squeegee idea is genius! Our cat tree right now looks awful and I've been scratching my head trying to come up with a good cleaning technique!
Just be sure to start at the top of the tree. Tons of fur falls down
