Does it remove animal dander
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I have a couple of pets, and yes it does reduce dander and most smells from pets.
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I'm unsure, haven't tried it. But I would believe it might pull off the fur since it sucks it in and cuts it.
430203
Sorry, but I don't know. However it does seem to remove most everything nothing else can. I think they're worth a try. Hope that helps a little
1935488
I should certainly hope not!!! I use it for cleaning rust and crud off iron skillets and cast iron products. No animals. Jennie Seymour
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it doesn't... I checked it with almost any animal from Chicken to Bunnies... Squirlls and Dogs - NO ANIMAL seems to be really affected by it. My dog was initially scared of it but once he learned it does nothing - he comes there all the time... poops and leave... it's USELESS !! do NOT BUY ! I have 3 and they are just for show... a converstaion starter... that's about it
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Yes it really does....we live in a heavily wooded area and were bothered by raccoons...they will clean out a large bird feeder overnight!!! So I put a woodlink torpedo on all 3 of our bird feeder poles....no more raccoons...it is amazing.....
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No. This is an excellent tool for removing hair from fabric such as upholstery. Works great for that!!! I would not use it for the pet itself.
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It does not remove the hair, I have 3 German Shepard Dogs, but the air itself is much cleaner. Pet allergies caused by dander seem to be reduced. Perfume, frying onions, and even human gas are quickly picked up by the sensor and high power is automatically turn on until the air is pure again. In Texas we have lots of seasonal allergies and I find they are reduced in the home if this runs constantly. It is very quite and looks pretty in a room. Very easy to clean as well. 110% recommendation!
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No. This is to remove lose hair and undercoat. All a brush does is move the hair around, this picks the hair up so you can dispose of it before it gets around. However, like a brush, dogs really like the way this feels, and my dog actually is happy when she sees me getting it out.
1642225
Yes, but I do not recommend it. It stinks even when it's clean. My hedgie does not approve.
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Yes. I used it as described for 2 weeks on my mini doberman and it cleared it up and we have not had any issues since. That was probably 6 months ago.
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Sorry for late replay.No it does not prevent , it only cleans out if dog has worms .For preventuon you would need such as HeartGuard.Hope it helps.
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No, it is harmless to pets. I have 2 cats and a dog and it does not bother them at all.
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DR. BRONNER soaps work well on dogs . It does a good job on cleaning and deodorizing fur and skin. I use this all the time
862143
Probably not, and if it did, the fragrance of the solution might leave a a smell that is too much for the pet. Frankly, about the only thing that might remove the odor is a chlorine bleach product, and that will obviously remove much of the color of the pet bed, but leave a fresh sent instead. That odor will have to be killed, not masked over. The Extreme Stain remover, will work best on a fresh stain or clean something that has not been cleaned previously is my observation.
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No not to my knowledge. I use lysol wipes once a day and weekly vinigar and water. I keep my cockatoo out of the cage for at least an hour for drying time and odor.
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No. The filter is unscented, even though it is put out by Febreze. Been using several for years and like it very much. Very dusty country. Takes the dirt, animal oders right of the air.