Any pet owners out there...how bad does it collect cat/dog hair? I heard microfiber is the best to deal with pet hair.
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it would depend on the dog/cat. We have a min schnauzer and they don't shed much. We have no problem with pet hair with the comforter
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I have two Rottweilers and a Doberman. It has not collected hair as bad as others and the rotties really shed
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I am a pet owner for sure...5 dogs, 9 cats, a couple of the cats and a 2-3 of the dogs will get in bed often. It sheds the hair well, and washes out clean...I would say it does deal with pet hair very well...one of our dogs is a chow shepherd mix and sheds a lot...the others are beagles who don't shed a lot...one of the beagles loves to sleep with us, and she likes to dig a spot before she lays down...the microfiber stands up well to that also. I must say that overall, I am really happy with this comforter, and the real authority, my wife, was skeptical when I bought it, but has remarked several times what a great comforter it is, especially given what we paid for it. Stands up to frequent washing too...and we were skeptical about its warmth in the winter, but found it to be sufficient (we live in Indiana...didn't have a real bad winter last year). Overall a very good product...
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My long hair white dog leaves a lot of hair on it. No worse or better than any other bed spread I've had though.
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I am guessing that cat hair is to fine for the comb. It is more for a dog. A Flea Comb (for cats) would be better for your cat. I use that for my cats.
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I thought it did a really good job. It picks up a lot of dog hair. Have a pug with fine hair sheds like crazy. I use the broom first then vac. Also use it on the kitchen floor.
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I don't have pets, but I doubt it. If you are talking about removing pet fur from a pile carpet, you may need something along the lines of a Kirby or Dyson. When we got our Kirby years ago, it was picking up dog fur from the carpet & we don't have a dog. It was from the previous owner. Also remember, vacuums always work better when they are new. You may get something that will pick it up when it is new, but after a while not quite do it. Good luck.
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Simply lift and peel the fur build up away from any edge. It comes off as a unit. Cleans up best when there is lots of fur on it. I find it harder to get the fur off when there is only a little bit. This is how I do it with cat fur. Don't know about dog hair.
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I (a long-hair human) have a a very furry cat, a long-hair chihuahua, and a long-hair human child. I am very pleased with how well it did getting all the hair out of the carpet. I was sure to clean out the brush when I was done, though.
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Yes, it does catch pet hair. We have three (yes, 3) cats. I'd suggest you get an extra quantity of the washable "Cut-to-Fit Carbon Pad for Air Purifiers". You'll need to change them out fairly often with a shedding pet in the house.
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Absolutely. I have 2 dogs and 1 inside cat. Picks up their hair from title floor , throw rugs, and carpet. Wouldn't use it for deep down carpet vacuuming but gets the surface stuff just fine. Also just finished doing my furniture and it got the pet hair off of it also. This is exactly why I wanted it and have been very happy with its performance.
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I have 2 cats and a dog but most of what is picked up is dirt and carpet fibers. I don't think you'd have any problems, it's a really good vacuum in my opinion.
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Dog hair is a problem for us, too. I was actually concerned that the sheep balls would collect too much dog hair. They collect some but not much. I did use a piece of tape to remove it from them. I tend to use a sticky lint roller or pieces of packing tape to remove the dog fur from things. Tedious but nothing else seems to work. Maybe I will try some dryer sheets for that...thanks! Might try the dryer sheets plus the sheep balls at the same time.
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It picks up everything well. Just make sure you don't turn it off right after to sweep up the litter. Let it suck it up for a few minutes, I have Maine Coon and he does kick it out everywhere. And as a side know it does pet hair really well also.
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I have Shelties...they shed like crazy also. I've had no problems with hair removal. I use a sticky roller or an upholstery attachment on the end of the vacuum to remove hair. Also, the cover is no problem to remove and throw in the washer and dryer. It slips back on the sofa easily.
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Definitely not microfiber. It's more of a tweed like fabric. If you have cats and dogs as we do, it will have hair all over it in short order. Other then that, it rocks. Super comfortable.
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Yes, it picks up cat hair very well (I have 2 long hair cats). The only down side is that I have to clean out the brush and the vacuum cup often. I think it's worth it because it makes easy work of doing fast daily clean-ups.
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No. I have a dog and 3 cats and haven't had a problem, even when I wash the dog's blankets, which are covered in dog hair. The balls develop a pretty hard surface, so they don't really collect debris. I have been using them for nearly a year and haven't had to clean them.
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This cleaner is very powerful for a lightweight unit. I feel it did an excellent job of removing dirt from deep down in my carpet. I don't have pets but feel it would pick up whatever is in the carpet. Good luck!
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I'm not sure if another unit is better, but I have a microfiber sectional, and it works AMAZINGLY on it! Since that front part can flip from the rougher swirly part to the more gentle brush, that helps too. I do have to clean that mini brush part a bit, since it collects my cat hair a lot, but there has been zero damage to the fabric!