How can I clean off cat hairs?
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I brush or shake clothes out on back door platform before I put in wash, and I use a dryer sheet that helps get it into the filter. Then when I hang stuff I will use a brush if I see hairs. I have also used tape wrapped around hand, velcro type lint brush and I love the new silicon lint rollers, just rinse the hair away with water.
Make sure kitty gets some oil in diet to prevent excess shedding, and I brush mine frequently. They also have their own fuzzy pads made from old bathrobes and towels to lay on, that I wash at least weekly, shake out daily.
Try rubber gloves! The hair seems to pull much easier out of woven fabrics such as clothing and sofas. Just brush your hand over the hair-covered areas ... similar to say, the same way you’d brush some crumbs off the kitchen counter and into the sink. As an animal lover, a big thank you for giving a home to rescue cats!
We have a friend who swears that it is a scientific fact... that white cat hairs are only attracted to black clothes and vice versa.. LOL
We have 5 cats from light to dark... and a dog... and I identify with your dilemma... I have (some) success by using a fabric softener in the wash AND drier sheets in the dryer (bounce) (it is very dry here in AZ..static is a fact of life)... sometimes a vinegar rinse will help remove the soap residue left in the fabrics... Most of the fabrics we seem to buy have very little nap and the hairs sort of brush off...
We have a long haired cat, and two short haired cats. They all shed equally bad! The best advise, brush them often. And the first time, and then about once a month, use a dethatching type brush to get that hair that lies against the skin. You will probably never get rid of all the loose hair, but you can cut it down quite a bit
I wear my cat hair with pride, as should you! You are an angel among men and cats.
We only have 2 cats, so I can't complain. But we purchased a air purifier last year, and it seems to control the amount of cat hair and dander in our home. Still have to clean the filters though.
This is the best little brush I have found to remove pet hair! Works beautifully! They make other rubber brushes as well.
We have 6 cats, all rescues, and I use the slightly dampened rubber glove...mainly because I'm cheap, and we always have gloves around. Your cats are beautiful and so very lucky. My husband and I volunteer at a cat rescue once a week, and I work with our local tnr group. There's such a need for homes for these cats, thank you for providing a good one.
Suellen has the ultimate solution. Live with cats, look like your wardrobe is made of hair...
They make rubber brushes /squeegees that work great on almost anything . really awesome on furniture too . Im constantly battling cat and dog hair in my house so an air purifier is a must also . good luck ☺
Hi Pam, I just saw your question and we have 4 long-haired purr babies and always used duct tape to pick up their hair on our couches and clothes. It's really effective and quick.
Hello there,
Brush the cats and vac them as part of the fussing time, so they get used to it!
Take off the cat hairs before the clothes go into the washer with Sellotape!