FURemover Broom

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Handheld hair removers are also better for bedding and other delicate areas, which a vacuum may simply be hard to use. After all, if you have a pet vacuum cleaner, the main ‘pet hair’ part is the upright suction and not the nozzles.

When you’re trying to clean, pet hair is one of the worst things you can find. It can feel like a never-ending nightmare to clean up. So, I’ve been brushing her inside. The amount of fur that comes off her is ridiculous – I could make a life-size version of her out of the fur that comes off. Made from reliable cleaning company TreeLen, this tool can be used as a push broom, pull rake, or squeegee on hard floors. The silicone bristles are stiff enough to pull pet hair out of carpet when you pull it across your floors. When you want to use it on hardwood, tile, or other hard surfaces, just push the broom across to gather up debris and dust. The squeegee portion fits into tight surfaces like the seams of showers and tubs for extra cleaning power.need a dog hair broom. Dog hair is worse than glitter. Even if your dog doesn’t shed, hair still turns up everywhere… And even short-haired dogs, like Boston Terriers and Beagles, shed their hair. Sure, it’s less noticeable. But it builds up over time until you find yourself wondering:

Once hair is in one place, it can spread. Before you know it, you’re finding hairs absolutely everywhere. Even if you brush your pet daily, it doesn’t stop them scratching and creating another pile. If you have hair under the molding, in corners or trapped against table and chair legs, you’ll want to sweep this out into the open with a traditional, nylon-bristled broom first. I was surprised that the Evri Holder FURemover Broom didn’t perform better. It’s the most popular dog hair broom on the market by a After the house was overrun with hair, I used one broom to clean before waiting another 4 days to let the hair build up again. Each broom was graded on how well it swept hair from each surface – I even tested some brooms on my couch! The issue with a vacuum is that it is usually bothersome to bring out and set up. You can’t be bothered one day, and before you know it, your home is a hair-bomb.This piece was originally written by Anne Fritz, who as the proud owner of a lab-hound mix and—more recently—a rescue puppy, has spent over a decade learning how to remove pet hair from her life. Fritz likes using the FurZapper because it’s easy and brainless to toss it into the washing machine along with the rest of her family’s wash.