Is this mop good for picking up cat hair on the floor?
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.
359550
It is not recommended for that purpose necessarily. But it may work to pick up most of the hair.
359551
The wet mop will pick up whatever dirt there is on the floor. I would use a vacuum cleaner frist for the cat hair, then mop the floor.
221280
Probably so. I have 4 dogs and a shedding cat and it seems to do a good job. Not sure how it does on carpets, however.
1583573
Yes this microfiber mop is much like at tradiontional mop. Honestly I use it for more of a dust mop than a wet mop. It picks up everything (dust, cat hair etc.) without spreading it around. I use my dust buster to pick up the pile of dust afterwards. This really works well between vacuuming and mopping.
1936072
It does pick up hair but not having a cat, I can't say..It picks up quite a bit but does not do the deep cleaning as with a vacuum.. It is good to have though..
404520
It works great on carpets and hard floors, I use it for quick pick-ups around the litter box all the time, the suction is really good and easy to clean out too.
747647
I use mine for the same job almost every day. Our cat makes a mess in the laundry room with litter and fur. The vacuum does a great job on both on the hard floor and the throw rugs.
771020
The Rug Rake does load up quite quickly, but it does a great job of picking up cat hair from a carpet. It's hard to remove the hair from the rake with your fingers, but I use a smaller soft wire brush like the "JW Pet Company GripSoft Cat Slicker Brush" or the "Oster Clean and Healthy Cat Slicker Brush" to remove the hair. Then it's quite easy to remove the hair from the smaller brush.
338904
No, it doesn't. I mainly use it on hard floors and it picks up everything. I also use it on low knap carpets just around areas that I can't vacuum very well with my regular vacuum. I really has a lot of suction for such a little vac. I'm sure you won't be disappointed. I have a cat and it picks up all her fine hair and the litter she leaves around her box.
1841445
Yes! Rather well, too. It gets all the cat litter out of my bathroom rugs and the carpet in the hallway outside the door. The suction surprised me, really. I actually have to push the vacuum away from me while sometimes stepping on the rugs to vacuum them.
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.
76775
The biggest problem with this and hair is that it gets caught around the brush rollers- it will pick it up but you will need to be prepared to yank it out of the brush rollers. You really cant beat a broom for picking up human hair on hard floor.
1531996
It does not scratch hardwood floors. I use it every other day to sweep up cat hair! I like it because it sucks up the hair and it does not blow it around like it does when you use a dust mop.
1519231
This attachment has a lot of power and the brush rotates so it should do well in picking up cat hair. My concern would be in corners, etc. but you could use the crevice attachment for that.
942009
We do not have a cat so don't know if it will pick up cat hair. We did have a Lab with a heavy coat and it did a good job as long as you vacumn before you use the rug shampoo. We do not have a cat so cannot answer the part of the question re cat hair. We did have a Black Lab with a heavy undercoat and the cleaner did a good job as long as you vacumn before you use this machine. We were actually pleasantly surprised as to how well it cleaned our rug which is a light colored Berber.
683977
I have a white long haired cat and he sheds plenty. I bought the Black & Decker vacuum because of that. For me, it works wonderful for pet hair and always use the tool on board that is meant for just that purpose. Happy cleaning!
1749766
It's intended to act like a traditional broom but instead of spreading the fur all over the floor, it helps keep it in a neat pile for you, which is why it just rolls the fur. I think other products like Swiffer/microfiber dust mops would be better if you want something to pick up fur.
1731080
Linda, it does work very well on tile floors. I purchased it for that very reason. My kitchen floor has ceramic tiles and gathers dirt from the outside as well as random litter that my cats scatter coming from the litter box. It will attract any dust bunnies or animal hair to the mop that you can easily just shake outside. I am more than happy with it!