Pet hair removal tools are like ice cream – everyone has their favorite. Some people swear by the lint roller, while others troll for hair with strips of duct tape. We’ve even heard of people using a balloon to static-cling the hair away!
But which one is the best? A lint roller works on the little black dress, and using a balloon is certainly a creative option, but we say there’s one pet hair tool that’s better than the rest:
The Best Way to Ditch Pet Hair That You’ve Never Tried
The rubber glove.
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I like the old Miracle Brush. Not sure who's old enough to remember. Kind of like Velcro. Brush one way to pick up, opposite way to remove. Love it. Wal-Mart & Wish have them. Not sure where else. Wait, did just see one offered on HSN.
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Squeegees will cover more area and use a glove for the corners. Then vacuum up the hair. Also; mist the area to clean with distilled water and a little essential oil; lavender is safe for both dogs and cats.... orange or lemon works too. If you are dealing with mice in a basement try peppermint; toxic to mice and rats but safe for dogs and cats. Flies will stay away too. Used on farms to keep the animals free from flies landing on them.
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