Pets constantly lose their hair and shed it all over the house. These little hairs can be very annoying when they get deep into clothing, diapers, carpets, and furniture. Not only unpleasant in appearance, pet hair is actually one of the sources of various types of respiratory allergies. They have a terrible impact on the respiratory system, especially in young children.

Here are some easy methods to remove pet hair from furniture and clothing.

Vacuum cleaner

This is the most effective and practical technique. A proper vacuum can cover and clean a large area. Vacuuming is particularly good for rugs, blinds, and large sofas. Many vacuum companies have introduced accessories to help vacuum pet hair from difficult areas like carpets. You can use two special attachments to treat larger flat surfaces, for example carpets, and then a suction tube on gaps and hanging parts, such as curtains.

Skates or Tape

This is probably the cheapest, simplest and most effective method. It works exceptionally well for removing pet hair from clothing where there is an uneven surface. Simply move the roller back and forth over problem areas until all hairs have been collected. Remember to take off the piece when it is completely covered with hair. Then a new sticky piece will appear and work again.

A similar technique applies when you use packing tape, duct tape, or duct tape. Wrap your hand with the non-adhesive side toward your hand and the sticky side out. Brush your hand over the desired area and pick up the hairs thoroughly. However, the roller and tape method may not work as well for larger pieces of furniture like sofas and rugs. It can be exhausting work if you do.

lint brush

Have you tried using a lint brush to remove lint from your wool and knit jackets? They can also be used to pick up pet hair from your furniture. The key is to pull the brush in one direction only. Don’t move the brush from side to side. Reversing the direction will cause the hair to redeposit on the clothing. Use a lint brush on small furniture like a chair and layers are good. However, it is difficult to use between small spaces due to the flat surface of the lint brush. So you have to do it again with a tape or a vacuum to work deep into small areas.

With all of these methods of cleaning up pet hair, the bottom line is that you can prevent it from falling out. This depends on your training the pets not to run around inside the house and shed hair everywhere. Also regular hair combing helps reduce hair loss.