Dog Hair - Dog Fur - Whatever, it sticks to everything!

[bunnaaay5]

Oh please give me advice.... which is the best product to use to get rid of dog hairs on every bit of clothing possible!?!

Been using this cellotape real thing, but I get through them like no ones business!

[gessoo]

I find that the best thing is to put clothing in the tumble dryer for ten minutes. You can get clothes brushes that are like a sort of fine velcro and they work quite well.

[braeside]

try your local pet shop for a pet grooming brush made with hundreds of tiny steel needles it works well on clothes,soft furnishings and carpets. oh, - and pets (�3 or�4) see it on 'bullwrinkle.com'

[braeside]

sorry, I should have mentioned to use the above 'very gently' on delicate clothing!!

[shaneystar2]

Also rubber gloves . Just put them and smooth them down the clothes,furnishings etc. and the hair clings to the gloves and you can get it into a big fur ball and chuck it in the bin
Failing that you can donate it to me and with the hair I collect from Shane I can knit a jumper :)

[kipchik]

I guess if you don't want dog hair you'd have to go for a mexican hairless/chinese crested,other than that,like me,damn dog hair is a bl**ted nightmare,thank god for the pet hair hoovers.

[smudge]

Like gesso has suggested, I too used to place clothes in the tumble dryer for a few minutes, you'll be amazed at just how much cat hair appears on the filter!

[bunnaaay5]

Be good if we had a tumble dryer! Just back from dog classes, boy he wacks me out

[Danni79]

Asda do clothes rollers, they are white and have sticky strips that you pull off when you have used it and you can get replacements. These are a godsend plus they are cheap!!! x x

[Eric Git]

Hi,

Just as Shaneystar2 siad rubber gloves are good, also a damp jay cloth, or failing that if it's for carpet or thick coats, then the spikey dog brush works wonders.