What is the best way to get the collected fur off of the broom?
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I either rub it over a microfiber cleaning cloth, for a quick reduction of fur while cleaning, or dip the brush in warm water with a splash of vinegar and Dawn liquid to completely clean off the fur when I'm done.
1049682
I use my hands to remove the large clumps, and then run it under the faucet for the stuck on pieces.
234363
Use a rake to gather the leaves in a pile and then use these to gather big scoops of the leaf pile to dispose of. This cuts the time it takes to clean up leaves in half or more. I love these things!
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The Everholder FURemover Broom may be the solution. I have several dogs and cats and deal with lots of hair and litter. I use this broom every day and it works better than any other broom I've ever tried. It's sturdy and hair and litter doesn't fly around when you're sweeping. Definitely worth a try.
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Try the cleaning procedure demonstrated on this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6L5zufsA3-c
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The fur comes right off. I usually use my handheld dyson sweeper attachment but even a damp cloth works just fine! I am very happy with this cover!
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Sort of. It will take the dust off if there are large clumps or bigger areas, but you will need something closer to a Swiffer. Also, the broom head does not come off (at least in my experience) so getting into narrow places is difficult.
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I used a squeegee and dustpan to take it up off the hardwood after using it to strip the floors in our house. Then an old fashioned soapy hot water scrub and clean. Let them dry. Amazing though. Was straight up wood after.
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It's pretty easy. Just pull it out and shake it in the trash. I usually knock it against the side of the trash can a couple of times to remove the dust collection. Then just push it back in. Oh and based on the previous response, you push the button on the front to release the top collector. I usually have to pull it off, flip it over, then reach down and pull out the filter.
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Dampen with warm soapy water and drag another, smaller brush (old toothbrush? nail brush?) crosswise through the bristles to get out the trapped hair. I used an old Mason-Pearson cleaning brush, and it worked great. You do have to clean it fairly often, though.
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The wet mop will pick up whatever dirt there is on the floor. I would use a vacuum cleaner frist for the cat hair, then mop the floor.
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Use a solution of Simple Green and a moderately soft brush. Comes right off! The cleaner and the bristles of the brush are key to each other.
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Try to use some alcohol prep pad and scrub off the dirt and grime. That is the only way I can think of.
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I suppose you could use another brush or a comb, but removing it by hand seems the easiest method to me.
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Not really. A broom and dustpan are still your best bet for things like that. I find this works best on carpet including thin outdoor carpet. I use a Swiffer to clean un-carpeted surfaces.
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Press "button for wand cleaning" and then just spray it off.I have three of these in our house and we have at 2 of them for years with no trouble ever. They are Great!
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I believe it's glued on. you could vacuum it with a hand tool, use a lint roller or wipe with a lint mitt.
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Spray Windex, heavy application, on it, let it soak for 5 minutes, use a plastic scraper to scrape it off.