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Dog hair in carpet
This is what I ended up using: rubber brush
borderline dumb question is there an easy way to get dog hair out of the rear cargo area carpet? the previous owner had a white dog and i'm going crazy trying to get the hair out of the carpet. short of pulling them out one-at-a-time, i'm not having any luck. tried a car vac with no luck. |
I had an American Bulldog who shed so much it looked like it snowed in my truck. I used a Fur Be Gone brush in conjunction with a shop vac to rid my carpet of hair. basically I brushed the carpet to loosen the hair and the vac to... Took some work but it was the only way I found to get up most of the hair. I'm not sure they make the brush anymore but it looks just like this.
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I used a lint roller. Slow process but effective.
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Dog hair removal
Take a damp washcloth, wipe it over your carpet where the hair is in a swirling motion( like buffing out wax), you dont have to push very hard. It will make the hair clump all in one ball and just pick it up and throw it out. Takes 5 min, you will go crazy trying to get it all up by vaccuming.
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I'm far from OCD, but white hairs stuck in black carpet... |
I used to have a detailing business, when I got a car loaded with dog hair I would spritz a light layer of water, then use a rubber glove or rubber brush and just brush it all into a pile. Comes off easy peezy.
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I had a German Shedder (pun intended) and spent countless hours with a shop vac, even the house was very hard to keep up on. Then i got this guy, and no more shedding, wife and i are very pleased. This pic. was after his bath and there was just a small pinch of hair in the drain.
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The first mistake I made was purchasing this vacuum.
Black & Decker BDH1200FVAV https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014UZ00YQ |
Latex glove works as well as that brush...
Mist the carpet with water (if you don't, the friction will quickly destroy the glove), and brush the hair (with your gloved hand) into a pile. Vacuum pile. Nothing else works better, though those brushes will work the same. If you want to get fancy, check out the Tornador (or products like it). My buddy's detail shops have them (not the same brand, idk what it was and cannot find it online) and after we vacuumed it (A LOT) we took that thing to it. My grey shirt was brown from all the crap it kicked out of the carpet, and my arms were absolutely covered in dirt. Vacuumed again, and the carpet (18 years old) looked like it was brand new. |
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Who knew...
My housekeeper had this vacuum attachment stashed in the cleaning closet. Basically removed 90% of the white hairs from the carpet. No joke, I'm starting to believe the previous owner had a pet porcupine and not a dog. . |
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