Which bed is best bed for cleaning cat hair?
1649297
I machine washed and dried this bed with no problem. Just unzip it to take out the foam sides. I did brush the cat hair off it first.
1649298
All our beds are machine washable. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
407573
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!
1908279
I have (brace yourself) SIX (yes, six) indoor cats. Some long hair, some medium and some short haired as well. The unit does an impressive job of getting up the hair. I use the Roomba daily. After use the floors look great, I don't see any signs of cat hair. Sometimes I have to do a spot cleaning in a few areas that are popular hangouts, just to get all of the hair. Additionally, it does a great job of picking up food that falls on the floor and (my apologies for being a bit gross), dried up barf. Also picks up the (clean) litter that gets tracked around when the cats exit the box.
1122039
I do not have kitty litter at home, but it has picked up everything including pet hair and fine dirt. They do recommend you avoid small sharp objects and I remove string or long hairs that wrap around the rotating brush.
165295
I now it is gross to deal with, but when my cat coughs up a hairball, before I clean it with the machine, I use a paint/scraper spatula and scrape it up onto a paper plate to discard. Less cumbersome and yucky as paper towels and gets up more stuff. Try it.
1869506
I have the Roomba Discovery for Pets and it is awesome. I have a husky (need I say more) and two cats. My floors are hardwood, tile, carpet and rugs, it works great on all of them. After the big clean it has been just routine maintenance. I use it daily. It has never been overwhelmed by the hair even at the beginning.
637345
It could definitely be washed. But, it isn't my top pick for brushing cats.
2126440
The Hoover does pick up cat hair (very well indeed from my carpets and bare floors). Does pick up the little kibble cat food (dry) from my kitchen floor. Haven't tried it on cat litter but assume it would do the job. Great little vacumn.
441627
Absolutely yes. That's all that I have,domestic ones. This is the most silent efficient machine ever and I had two others but nothing like this. This is the Ferrari of those machines, I suppose. Get the oil too because it is a good oil and it keeps the maintenance as well. AS you know cats get startled by noise, one of my cats taht I took to the groomer was refused because of her enormous amount of hair, they said if they took her it would cost me around $600.00 but even then they didn't want to take her. She looks gorgeous now. I'll never buy any other brand, hope this help. Now I didn't wash the cats, mycats are not used to being washed--even though they recommend to keep the machine in top shape, this is what I did, I got a toothbrush with little non abrasive soap, placed on the counter with the blades touching the counter and cleaned it up af ter the hair cut, rinsed the toothbrush and gave two more sweeps--to make sure there's no soap there and then dried it, now this may invalidate your warranty, I don't know. This is what I did because my cats are not really pussy cats. Hope this help
359549
You would need to first vacuum up the cat hair. Then use the he Bona Motion Hardwood Floor Mop to get the floor clean when you spray on the Bona cleaner. I always vacuum my hardwood floors, then use the Bona Motion mop to spray and clean. It's a GREAT mop.
571060
absolutely not! this is a heated hair dryer that would most definitely harm your animal. brushing your cat with a cat brush is the most sensible thing to use. or taking your cat to a groomer.
641653
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.
1869501
I have 4 cats and 1 dog. I've had my Roomba for about a year now and it's never had a problem picking up pet hair from tile. My cats in particular shed a lot, but the dirt container is never completely full. I recommend a Dyson for carpet, but Roomba is more than up to cleaning hard floors. That said, I do use Roomba in the bedroom (Berber carpet)occasionally because it gets under the bed better than anything else.
592620
Haven't washed mine yet. My cat is very skittish about being brushed. Having her scent on it seems to make it easier to brush her. I would think that swishing it around in warm soapy water & leaving to air dry would be best.
1730100
I love it for my cat, it gets an incredible amount of hair off; so much better than a "regular" brush!
1289981
I only gave this brush a 3 star. I was expecting it be as good as my old one which was very similar. To answer your question, it doesn't clean very well. I used a damp paper towel to rub the lint, fuzz and kitty hair away, rubbing the opposite way. I haven't tried to clean it any other way. Sorry I couldn't really help you.
1117590
yes, I use scoopable kitty litter..does a great job.Probably not a pile of sand..wouldn't be good for it. make sure you keep the tube between the rollers and the lift-off part clean..it can collect hair and fur.