You know the roller for removing pet hair from clothes, right? Only this works just as well if you use it to clean other surfaces full of hair.
But there are a few more tips that you can use to remove them easily!
As much as you love having your kitty or puppy snuggle up on the sofa or sleep with you in bed, you may be bothered by the hair they leave behind.
British cleaning guru Ray Jones has given five great tips to make it easier to remove animal hair from sofas and sofas, which are very easy.
Dry the bedspreads in the dryer and place them over the couch
Tumble drying leaves the bedspread with static electricity, which helps keep pet hair on it and not flying around, making it easy to remove.
Use a hair vacuum
When cleaning furniture, it is best to use a vacuum cleaner that is specially designed to pick up pet hair and should be directed in all directions; to pick up even the most stubborn hairs.
Use rubber gloves
Put on a rubber glove, moisten it slightly with water and rub the surface of the sofa with it. It may not be as thorough a cleaning method as vacuuming, but you'll be surprised at how much hair you'll pick up. Be careful to wipe the furniture or surfaces in different directions to pick up all the hair.
Use a clothes roller
In addition to easily removing pet hair from clothing, the roller also works well on furniture full of hair. Just run it over the surface of the sofa and everything will stick to it. You can do the same with regular adhesive tape.
Use old socks
Instead of throwing them away, turn old socks into a practical cleaning tool. If you moisten a sports sock a little and put it over your hand, you can pick up animal hair from various surfaces. Why sports socks? Because they are thicker, but be careful not to get them too wet and thus also wet the sofa.
