i have 9 cats, and denim furniture. will it get the embedded hair out of the fabric as well as all of the hair that just gets layered upon?
1736112
I have 3 denim chairs and although these are not my Ragdoll and Rag-a-muffing favorite places to rest there is plenty of hair on them and yes the Lilly Brush gets them all off. I use this brush all over the house. I have a big house so I bought two of the brushes..one for each end of the house. You will love this brush. Oh, by the way, I do not wet the brush as the directions tell you to. It makes the fabric wet. It does great to use it dry. I hope this helps.
1736113
Well I have a Golden Retriever puppy and she's a long haired dog and the brush doesn't work with her hair. But I also have a rabbit and it works better with his hair. So it might work. Idk ask someone with a cat.
1736114
Probably. 1 only have 2 cats, one quite furry, and I've had great success. This is certainly the most effective tool I have found for cleaning up cat hair.
541338
This is actually a different set than what we ordered. This is what we wanted but got something very different. As for the hair it will pick up everything. The snags are not an issue though as the fibers are very thin. If the cat is using at a scratching post though that will be a serious issue. I hope this helps!
165332
I have two cats and a dog. It does attract some hair but is easily removed with a damp washcloth or lint brush.
2139645
Yes it does. We have a Pomeranian dog and it gets his hair off of our clothes as well as our furniture. Hope this is helpful.
1474827
We have a Golden as well as three cats. We use the tool on hard floors. The tool picks up the hair quite well, but some hair does attach to the felt strips on the bottom of the tool.
24653
There isn't very much "shedding" of material - I mostly just clean it up in the course of regular vacuuming - but if you're particularly fastidious, you may find yourself doing more. I've had cat scratchers that have lost much more of their surface much more regularly.
1010578
I have 4 cats, 130 pound dog and I just had a baby so my hair falls out all the time and I can say that it picks up hair very in my home. We have tile, wood and vinyl floors.
1224272
It will absolutely get caught in the fringe. Even when it doesn't, it doesn't celan that well. It won't get cat har off a rug, so I'm guessing dog hair won't be any better. Basically, I'd say don't waste your money, but if you do get it at a store and get the in-store replacement warranty - you'll need it.
1988693
I have 3 short haired cats and I find it works fine in removing hair from carpets, just adjust the setting on the carpet attachment. If you have berber style rugs will be tougher, due to loop style of rug, but on regular rugs works fine. For the cat hair on furniture use the furniture attachment, which does not have a beater roll in the attachment, just a brush so it takes longer.
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No, I don't think it will have any effect on ridding the fabric of pet hair. Try the old fashioned sticky roller or wrap masking tape around your hand and pat the fabric. Pet hair will likely stick to that. Wrinkle release does exactly what it says - releases wrinkles.. Great product!
2126442
Yes. I have 3 cats, and it does a good job with cat hair. Wait, why is it called fur when it's on the cat, but it's called "cat hair" when it's blowing around my house? Either way, this vacuum can handle it.
1235842
We have cats (and dogs), but we have the big Dyson (the one specifically for pets) to pick up the cat hair from the carpet. The hand held does great on picking up the fur that gathers in corners on the hardwood floor, and on the couch, but the couch is leather, so it vacuums right up. Not sure how it would do on a cloth-type of fabric, though.
665265
No, it can't remove them from any fabric and rarely removes hairs from hardwood. Don't buy this thing, it's the worst.
1313054
I would be very careful, maybe try it in a hidden spot first. I think it would depend on the fabric on the upholstery. On the carpet use a broom that's designed to remove pet hair, it has rubbery bristles, then I use the carpet rake to get down in the fibers and pull up the hair the broom didn't get, then I vacuum. Depending on the weave this could pull fibers on upholstery and there are many other pet hair devices that would be better to use on furniture.
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I have found it to be very good at removing long hair from the dog so will no doubt work for the cats as well. It takes a bit of work but is worth the effort and is the most successful item I have yet found for pet hair removal. I have used it on carpet, furniture and blankets..
891717
No, and it works so well. When I do my cat I get so much hair it looks like I have 2 cats with all the fur that you get. Great for not getting hairballs.
1903870
It sure will! It works best on fabrics. You'll be amazed. I have to use mine for a long-haired cat. Yuck!