Pet Hair
Chris Collins • 22 September 2016
5 Tips to minimize the fur
- Embrace your pet grooming chores daily – it pays dividends in reduced cleaning hours. Give your fury loved ones a quick once over outside every day. You will certainly notice a difference in your home.
- Use an electrostatic or microfiber dry mop on hardwood, tiled or laminate floors. Straight vacuuming will simply blow hair around.
- Damp mopping – works well on tile floors. But don’t
over wet your floors when mopping as wet hairs will be left behind. Wet floors
cannot be followed up by a vacuum without missing wet hairs that have stuck to
the floor.
- A triple action vacuum head is best for taking
fur from carpets. If your vacuum doesn’t have a triple action head then use a
rubber broom, followed by vacuum – Rubber brooms work well to scrap the hair
off the carpet into a ball. Then the following vacuum should be done in
alternating directions to target stubborn hairs.
- To clean pet fur off furniture & upholstery without
a triple action vacuum head - use damp rubber gloves and rub over in one
direction. Watch the hair come off in one ball, rinse off










