Remove pet hair from your couch or carpet – Here’s the best and fastest way to do it

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Here’s the best and fastest way to do it (Video)

If you have a pet, you know how frustrating pet hair can be. My dogs leave hair everywhere. I vacuum, dust and clean the house only to see new tumbleweeds of hair rolling across the floor. I go out to dinner and look down to find beautiful dog hairs firmly attached to my suit. We absolutely love our dogs and cats, but what we don’t love is when they shed their fur — everywhere. But it doesn’t mean you have to start avoiding your cuddly animal(s) though.

If you love animals, you must accept the fact that you have to come to terms with their seasonal hair loss aka “shedding”. You cannot prevent pets from shedding their hair, as it is a natural phenomenon! So, pet dogs and cats cover carpets, sofas,  car seats, armchairs, and other furniture with their pet hair, yet there is something pet owners can easily do to eliminate this problem!

Simple and fast solution

Yes, there is a simple and fast solution for all that unhygienic and annoying pet hair! Actually, this quick fix is simpler than you might think, and it takes not more than a few minutes! That’s why when we came across this fabulous tip, we had to share it with you. So, how to remove all the hairs lying around? Watch the video and then try it on your couch or carpet!

Just get a rubber kitchen glove – and be amazed at what it can do!

Sounds like a myth till you try it yourself and see the remarkable results. First wear the gloves and get a tight grip on it. Run some water on the tap to get them wet and then shake off some of the excess water. Start scrapping the carpet with your fingers but do it slowly; if you do it fast it won’t be effective.

There’s no trick or gimmick with this tried and true method of pet hair removal. All you need is a pair of typical rubber gloves found in the cleaning aisle at your local grocer or big box store. Slide them on and you’re set to get frisky with your sofa and car interior. After a good rub down (hubba hubba) the fur should lift and stick to the glove.
You can of course remove the excess fur without water, but we’ve always been fans of the quickest and easiest method possible, and from experience, I can say this works like a charm.

Got your own favorite method of pet hair removal? Do you stick to the vacuum and lint rollers or have a favorite off the shelf product? Let’s hear it in the comments.

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