Any pet owners out there...how bad does it collect cat/dog hair? I heard microfiber is the best to deal with pet hair.
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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.
732049
It works great on pet hair! I have 2 indoor-outdoor cats. The Hoover Platinum vacuum system is very effective at cleaning up fur, dander, and any debris the cats bring in from outside. The bags collect everything and seal it inside. The upright vacuum cleans up pet hair from the carpets and hard floors. The canister vacuum cleans upholstery and cleans up corners, baseboard, all those hard-to-get-at spots. These vacuums are lightweight, easy to use, and do an excellent job.
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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
1934906
It handles Dog hair very well. I would think that cat hair would be no problem. You do have to clean it after each use.
1077878
Like all vacuums, it depends on what you are picking up- small leaves & general dirt are fine, but anything larger or heavier, not so consistent results. Does not do much to remove pet hair!! I love it for kitchen crumbs & some of those hardto reach places In the house, but results for car debris are mixed
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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.
1950496
We mainly use it for cat liter and dog and cat hair works well...we live in a small place... Works we just to clean up quick. It picks up most of everything. Charged battery and it works well...
662194
I (a long-hair human) have a a very furry cat, a long-hair chihuahua, and a long-hair human child. I am very pleased with how well it did getting all the hair out of the carpet. I was sure to clean out the brush when I was done, though.
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For us this one worked pretty good for pet hair. We have a black terrier who leaves a lot of hair on our beige carpet. We can definitely notice a big difference going over it with our DC23
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No. I have a dog and 3 cats and haven't had a problem, even when I wash the dog's blankets, which are covered in dog hair. The balls develop a pretty hard surface, so they don't really collect debris. I have been using them for nearly a year and haven't had to clean them.
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I think what actually removes the pet hair is the dryer itself, not the sheets. If you look at all the stuff you clean off your lint filter, you can see the hair in there too. So the wool balls will do just as good a job as the dryer sheets did, meaning your dryer itself will continue to draw the lint and hair into the lint catcher. I think you'll be pleased! (I have a cat, not a dog, but they get the job done just fine.)
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I don't have any pets; The swivel sweeper picks up lint and dust from my cheap carpet. If the cat hair is short, I suppose this machine wouldn't have any problems picking them up.
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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.
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I have two cats and two tropical birds. I put the machine in front of the two bird cages to collect feathers and dust. It works best collecting dust and does collect some feathers but have not seen any cat hair in the filter. I run it on the highest speed 24/7. If you [;an on getting one buy the extra filter with the heap filter included. It will save you a little money. I have owned this machine for two years very well built!
641654
It's not designed to collect hair like a traditional brush. It's just supposed to cut the undercoat and pull it away. I always brush my dogs outside or in the garage because the hair goes flying everywhere.
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It picks up everything well. Just make sure you don't turn it off right after to sweep up the litter. Let it suck it up for a few minutes, I have Maine Coon and he does kick it out everywhere. And as a side know it does pet hair really well also.
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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.