We have two cats that shed like crazy, will this product work on my comforter and other fabric furniture?
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I haven't found it great on furniture--something with bristles might be better
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I prefer scotch tape for comforters, because the pet hair magnet works best if you use it on something that is solid underneath. I use the magnet on my office chair and on the couch together with my Shark hand vacuum. My cat sheds like crazy too, even though he is a shorthair.
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Basically, this product is like a heavy duty windshield washer blade with a handle. The rubber blade does a great job at catching fur or hair. You can gather the fur into a ball, then you just pick up the ball of fur with your hand. It will work great on your fabric furniture. It should also work on your comforter. This is by far the best and easiest fur removal tool that I have come across. I have 5 cats, and I wouldn't be without one!
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Yes it will. It will bring out the hair buried in the fabric that you can't even see.
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Yes it will. I use it on my couch and chairs and I also use it on my bedroom quilt. On the quilt I just pull the quilt tight and then use the magnet it does a really good job.
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yes, I have used it on my dog's bed. But the raking involved to gather up hair is not gentle. I would not use it on delicate items.
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It works best on furniture that moves when cat hops on it. I don't think it would work for you.
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I certainly can't guarantee anything, but I have used it on a variety of fabrics and it works great for my cats hair. I recommend it. Of course your dogs hair is much longer than my cat, but it's supposed to work for dogs as well. Customer service at this company is very good, so you might want to contact them.
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I did not try using it for that, but it might be worth a try. I have a ferral cat problem. The cats would spray all over my porch and furniture, and sleep on the furniture as well, leaving fur all over the cushions. I couldn't use my porch because of the cats. The spray does seem to deter the pests but I had to spray several times per week.
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Yes, I have a light colored Siamese cat. I have to use a stickey roller on it almost everyday to pick up the hair, expecially the dark red and black portion of the comforter.
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I have a cat that is presently shedding. Its very difficult to remove the car hair from the sheets by just brushing. Washing in a washing machine with warm water removes all/any excess hair.
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It probably doesn't matter if it will stain the curtains because it won't keep the cats from scratching on them. My cats never noticed that I sprayed the stuff on anything! They kept on scratching anyway.
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Absolutely! It is fantastic for removing cat hair from upholstery and most fabrics. We have 2 cats and it works great!
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Yes it is a great product for covering an unsightly bed.. But i dont think it will stop animal (cats) from marking in the same area. For that id use special tape or spray from the pet store.
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It depends on the type of material that is on your couch. I have solid cotton material on mine and the stains just won't come out. I had the couch before I got my dogs. :+( But if the material on your couch is fairly porous, it just might work and also if it is not a solid color.
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I don't see why it wouldn't. I used this on my sofa and it's synthetic fabric....nylon based. I have also used it on cotton based fabric on my pillows as well. I have two dogs and it has worked well resisting stains. .
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I just tried this on a lightweight micro-fleece top. It did remove dreaded cat hair but it also removed some of the nap. I would try it on the back first to see how it works for you. If you also want to remove lint or fur from blankets, rugs or sturdy upholstery, it does the job.
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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!
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I have 3 short haired cats and I find it works fine in removing hair from carpets, just adjust the setting on the carpet attachment. If you have berber style rugs will be tougher, due to loop style of rug, but on regular rugs works fine. For the cat hair on furniture use the furniture attachment, which does not have a beater roll in the attachment, just a brush so it takes longer.
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Yes, I believe this would work. It works well on upholstered fabrics. However, the best ever tool I have for pet fur is this hand held vac. Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Handheld Vacuum, Corded, 33A1
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With care, you could use this on sturdy fabric. It's basically like the sticky/prickly side of velcro, so it can't be used on delicate fabrics without risking damage. However, I think it might work on your wool coat. I have two long haired cats, and I feel your pain! I have tried numerous products for my rugs and furniture, and this is by far the most effective--it's an awesome product. But to be clear, I've never tried it on clothes. I prefer a velcro brush for clothes. Hope this helps.
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I really don't know. I have used it on carpet and hardwood floors and it has worked. I also followed up with a product called "Zero Odor" which gets rid of any odor in the air and carpet. Both products are the best ones that I have found for cat vomit and especially cat urine. Fizzion is also good on any type of stain on fabric or carpet.