Tips for Removing Pet Hair From Your Upholstered Furniture

Tips for Removing Pet Hair From Your Furniture

Removing pet hair can be a real pain after doing a little bit of research i found this article that could make removing pet a hair from your upholstered furniture an easier task.

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Removing Stubborn Pet Hair From Your Furniture.

Pet hair on your furniture is one of the all time nuisances. If you have cats and dogs, than you know all about pet hair on the furniture, carpets, drapes and floors.

Removing pet hair is an extremely time-consuming project, and yet we never seem to remove it all. It is also a project that is not one of our favorites, we try vacuuming, lint rollers and all the new products they have out there to remove pet hair, and unless your furniture is leather, it still sits clinging to our your furniture.

When you are cleaning your home, you vacuum your steps, your furniture, your floors and your carpeting. But still you have pet hair clinging to your furniture. Sometimes, it can even cling to your curtains.

Hair can be a nuisance, especially with cats, because they lay all over our furniture. But they are like our children. Even our small dogs, and yes big dogs as well, love to hang out on relaxing. We deal with the hair and even the dander every day.

What can we do to decrease or completely remove all that hair?

Well there are a few ways to help remove that stubborn pet hair. If you like Febreeze, and vanilla/lavender is my favorite, you can mist your furniture and rub your hands across the fabric.

If you are not fond of rubbing your hand over the furniture, you can use a rubber glove. Surgical gloves are probable the best type to use. The pet hair will cling right on your hand. It is actually amazing. You may want to hold a plastic grocery bag to keep putting the wet hair in.

When you go around and do this, and depending on amount of pets and hair, you will remove all the pet hair off of your furniture, you will also have it smelling fresh and clean, and it air dries so you have no messes to clean up.

Another way is to mist your furniture and use a fabric softener of your choice. This also works well, and also aids in freshening your furniture. You may find the glove method is an easier choice.

If there is a particular area of carpeting that your pet frequently lies on, first vacuum and then you can use the same procedure. It is quick, easy and works like a charm. You will be very surprised at the results, so next time you want to remove pet hair, try this and see how it works for you.

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