Pet hair: Will this steamer work for that or will it just move the fur around?
1491406
It won't vaccuum or replace a vacuum. You need to vac first, then steam mop. It sanitizes and polishes the floor to an amazing clean, but it does not suck up pet hair.
1464811
No, it doesn't seem to attract pet hair. I have 2 dogs neither of which get on the bed but are frequently in the same room.
665130
It's a nice brush, and it works for pet hair. I think when I bought it they mentioned that it was for suits. I don't wear suits though, so I don't know the answer to your question.
235435
I don't believe it has that feature. I simply pull the fur/hair off the comb and it's no problem at all.
192930
As a professional pet groomer for the last 10 years I would advise to look at your pet, does it have more hair over or under 2" long? If the majority of hair is shaggier then get the longer one. If the majority of hair is shorter than get the shorter haired version. But the basis of a good deshedding is the bath and blow out, I cannot tell you the difference my customers notice in the way we can hydro-massage quality soap-free shampoos into the coat, condition the hair, and most of the loose hair slides out in the bath. Then you use a nice big professional HV (high velocity) dryer like our K-9 II to blow the hair out straight and fluffy, then use this tool. It glides right through. Look into finding a self-serve pet wash nearby to utilize their professional set-up and make sure your pet is clean enough to Furminate. Hope this helps someone, ~Serena
1546934
i use a slicker brush and follow up with this comb. it just makes it so much easier. you can use it on all types of fur and hair
576960
Not sure if it would work for dog hair in a shag- I had that same issue & finally just got rid of the rug. I bought the broom to use in a hair salon & it works great for that. Someone had recommended a shop vac for the rug.
1623809
It works great on hardwood floors I use it primarily for that. I have two Alaskan Malamutes and we have lots of fur all over the place. I love this Oreck because it lightweight and picks up all the hair without having to run it over the same place many times.
936827
I have a cat with very long hair. It picks up a ton of hair, I couldn't say how it will work for dog hair.
2232949
It does not work well on carpet, only hardwood floors. We don't have a pet but I would guess that it would not pick up pet hair on carpet.
1224272
It will absolutely get caught in the fringe. Even when it doesn't, it doesn't celan that well. It won't get cat har off a rug, so I'm guessing dog hair won't be any better. Basically, I'd say don't waste your money, but if you do get it at a store and get the in-store replacement warranty - you'll need it.
2271644
I believe it's a good tool for a golden. Its cheaper than a furminator works just as well. My border/st. Bernard mix gets brushed frequently and it gets to the undercoat.
552391
Keep looking. I have a corgi and her hair just fixes itself on upholstery. The pet hair remover works no better than anything else I have tried. Maybe your dog's fur or hair would remove easier than my dog's. Sorry
2184763
I personally don't have shag carpets, so take this for what its worth--I think it might be a little too rough. You have to push with a little force to pull up the pet hair, so I think that same force would dig it into your carpet fibers and pull up or loosen pieces of the shag. This is just my guess. I don't have shag carpeting, so I love this thing.
17048
I can't answer that...have only used it a few times since I moved and the dogs here have very short hair. I think it works great! It's got very powerful suction!!
1730102
Yes, our FURblaster is suitable for long and short haired dogs and cats. Very versatile :-)
718059
Yes, unfortunately it does collect pet hairs. Our daughter's cat loves to get up on our bed, and it takes me a while get rid of the hair by using a giant lint roller.