Any pet owners out there...how bad does it collect cat/dog hair? I heard microfiber is the best to deal with pet hair.
251759
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
251760
I have two Rottweilers and a Doberman. It has not collected hair as bad as others and the rotties really shed
251761
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...
251762
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.
1172756
I don't have pets, but it does tend to attract some dust/hair. I could see it attracting a fair amount of pet hair.
1905983
Simple answer NO! We have two dogs that shed and three cats. No problems with hair pickup.
298580
I have a cat and she has a lot of hair. You find her hair on the furniture, the beds, the floor...all over the house. This has worked great for picking up her hair. The only thing is that the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser´s charge doesn´t last long. You have to charge it every 15 minutes. I am very happy with it.
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Never tried the Dyson. It's great on hardwood, carpet, and definitely pet hair! I have two collies and two cats, so I know whereof I speak on this :-) You do have to empty it almost every time you vacuum with all those pets, but since you aren't paying for bags, no problem!
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My mother has a Pomeranian, and I have a cat. We don't have a real issue with pet hair as the cat stays in the basement a good part of the time. This vacuum works well on carpets. All I can say is this is a good cheap vacuum. I would recommend a vacuum canister, or upright that says it made for picking up pet hair. Those vacuums don't cost a whole lot more to buy. Otherwise you will wind up purchasing an extra vacuum. Better safe than sorry. Hope this helps.
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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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In my experience, it works well for picking up pet hair from the hardwood and tile floors, and from the suede couch fabric...I tried it on my area rug out of curiosity and it didn't do very well. My biggest complaint, though, is in emptying the canister. You have to take the filter out and apart (the filter has 2 parts) to get the pet hair unstuck, and you have to use your fingers to get it out. I actually might return this dust buster because of this. I'm really disappointed, because I LOVE everything else about it except the emptying part with the pet hair.
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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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I have a shedding dog as well. It will pick up the hair but you may have to empty the bin depending on how big of an area you are setting the roomba in
1443659
It does not get 100% of lint, but a lot of it gets caught. Pet hair should be caught as well. Especially if it is long hair and if there is already some lint in the snare.
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I believe it would help - I don't have pets now but used it when I did have a cat and dog. If there is an abundance of hair in combination with dust, some of the hair/fur/dust will fall off of the mop. I do believe it was effective in collecting some amount.
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I have 4 cats, 130 pound dog and I just had a baby so my hair falls out all the time and I can say that it picks up hair very in my home. We have tile, wood and vinyl floors.
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I got the pet hair adapter because I have two long haired pets and I have long hair myself. I have hardwood floors with rugs and it does an amazing job. I'm actually shocked at how much hair it gets up daily. I'm not sure how it does with the original brushes.
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Best vacuum I have ever owned for pet hair. It has great suction. I have only owned it a short while, but I have had no problems with smell. Plus, it gets both bulldog hair and golden retriever hair.
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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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Sorry, I have no pets so I don't have an answer. It picks up my hair but I imagine dog hair is much thicker. The brush is a regular one with two straight rows; they're fairly stiff and help to lift hair from carpeting.