Things You'll Need:
- A vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment (optional)
- A pair of rubber gloves such as Playtex Living Gloves
- Water
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Step 1
Begin by using the hose attachment of the vacuum cleaner to vacuum as much of the pet hair as possible off of the furniture.
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Step 2
Next, put on the rubber gloves and dip them in cold water. Shake your hands so that the gloves are damp but not dripping water.
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Step 3
Wearing the dampened rubber gloves, run your hands across the furniture fabric in one direction. The dampened gloves will gather the pet hair together in a little roll that you can easily pick up and throw in the trash. Keep wiping all of the fabric in this manner until it is free of pet hair. Voila! You should now have fur-free fabric!









Comments
greengrl said
on 7/21/2009 I agree pet hair is the worst! My cat gets it everywhere. I use Fur-Zoff to remove it. I like it best because it's a "green" product that's made of recycled materials and has a lifetime guarantee. You can find it at http://www.FurZoff.net for about $10. Hope this helps!
Karley79 said
on 9/28/2008 Does anyone know how to stop cats hair from clining to window blinds? Is there some sort of spary i could you to prevent the hair from sticking?
FamilyCorner said
on 4/3/2008 This does work well, been doing this for a while, just never thought of using rubber gloves :)
grouch said
on 1/4/2008 This would be wonderful for my friend with the dog who looses hair like he might go bald some day. I will have to share it with her. Thanks.