How To Keep Your Pet Hair Fresh

Another preventative measure you can take to keep pet hair from spreading through the house is to get air ducts cleaned and air filters replaced on a regular basis. Consider getting a vacuum that has added attachments that will help remove pet hair in areas that are difficult to clean, such as furniture and stairs. The way you clean also has an effect on how well your vacuum handles pet hair.  

Pet hair can clog your vacuums cleaning brush, particularly if your pets have long hair. Even if you do a daily cleaning, sometimes not even the strongest vacuum can get rid of all pet hair in every inch of your house. It is also critical that you clean the filters for pet hair; a clogged filter is the number one issue keeping your vacuum from working properly.

You can also use a dusting attachment on the floorboards so dust, dander, and pet hair does not build up over time. You can also use a cleaning spray that is designed to repel static electricity from your carpets, so that the pet hair is pulled up toward the surface. To remove pet hair from upholstery, use the furniture tools included in the vacuum or try using a handheld vacuum with the beater-bar motorized attachment. =

Use cats and dog brushing brushes on pets regularly so they do not build up hair that is weak or has already broken. If you have a dog with long hair or undercoat, it is essential that they are brushed on a regular basis. Dog hair clings to clothes, carpeting, and furniture just as easily as it does spreading across the floors, so frequent cleaning is a necessity.  =

If you have lots of dog hair in the kitchen & bathrooms, you may want to upgrade to a rubber-tipped mop for picking up that loose hair. The consistency and hold of the rubber helps to pull up the hair of pets, particularly from the carpet, although the rubber broom will not pick up any of that is deeply embedded in your carpets piles (this is where a normal sweep comes in handy, since fur is not going to get embedded). While you cannot completely remove pet hair from your home, you can follow these tips to help make sure that surfaces are kept as hair-free as possible.  =

The tips above should help you to be more efficient with cleaning, making keeping hair out of the house easier. A smarter strategy will help you get rid of pet hair, making your home a more sanitary place to live. If you are looking for ways to cut down on dog hair in your home, and you want to have the best possible chance at keeping your house clutter-free, here are 5 easy things you can do. 

It is more important than ever now to regularly vacuum your carpets and furniture to keep pet hair from gathering, as well as to wash rugs, bedding, and throws, or blankets, which are exposed to pets. Just like with your washing machine, it is important to deep-clean your dryer on a regular basis to get rid of the build-up of pet hair in the lint traps and the interior of the machine. By brushing your dog every day (or at least several times per week), you will be able to get rid of loose fur before it has the opportunity to fall onto your floor and become part of the regular accumulation in your vacuum.

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