Dogs are a part of the family, but they also bring a lot of hair with them. And that hair can be really hard to get out of your comforter or bedding.
If you have pets, then you know how much hair they can leave behind on your comforter, furniture and clothes. The problem is worse if you have a pet that sheds excessively, like a dog or cat.
A comforter is a big investment, and it’s not something that you want to ruin with pet hair. Cat and dog hair can be difficult to remove from a comforter, but there are ways to get dog hair off your comforter.
Some of the ways you can get dog hair off a comforter.
-Use a Swiffer for pet hair – This is especially handy if your dog sheds a lot and you have a hard time getting up all the hair. It also reduces pet odor and leaves your comforter smelling fresh.
-You can also use a lint roller to remove some of the loose strands before washing your comforter or duvet cover in the washing machine. The lint roller is convenient and easy to use. You can use it again and again. The lint roller for pet hair removal works like a charm not only on dog hair on comforter but on furniture, upholstery, blankets, and other items riddled with fur.
– Another way to removing pet hair from a comforter is to get the right tools for the job. A vacuum cleaner with an upholstery attachment will help suck up any loose hairs. Make sure you’re using the right attachment and not just the hose. This will help loosen the hairs so that they are easier to remove with other methods.
– Use tape – The key to getting rid of pet hair on your bedding is patience, persistence, and lots of tape! One method for removing cat or dog hair from your sheets or blankets is to cover them in clear tape before removing it all together. The tape will keep the hair from sticking to surfaces and making it easier to remove later on.
-Another way to remove pet hair is to use a hot water and vinegar solution. Fill up a basin with hot water, add about half a cup of vinegar, and submerge your bedding for about 10 minutes. The acid in the vinegar will dissolve the pet hairs. Rinse with cool or cold water and let it air dry or dry on low heat.
– Wet cloth: Use a wet cloth to wipe down the surface of the comforter and remove any dog hair that is stuck to it.
– Dry cloth: Use a dry cloth to remove any remaining hairs on top of the comforter, which may have been missed by using one of the other techniques.
– Finally, you can use a lint-free cloth to brush away fine hairs and clean the surface of your comforter. If not satisfied you can then use some additional methods listed above.
So those are the various ways to remove dog hair from your comforter.
I will recommend trying the first three methods before anything else. Using these methods you are sure to see a significant improvement in dog hair removal from your comforter.
How to Prevent Your Comforter From Getting Dog Hair Again
Dog hair is a common problem for many people. The reason for this is that dogs shed and if you have a dog, then you know that they shed on your clothes and furniture. The best way to prevent dog hair from getting on your comforter is to brush your dog before it jumps onto the bed. Some dog shedding brush effectively remove dog hair by about 95%. This will keep the hair off of the comforter and will make it easier to clean up in the future.
Seems like a good idea, but dog hair always seems to find its way back on the bed. The best way to prevent this is to give your dog a bath and have them groomed every month. It might be important to also buy an air purifier, as this will hopefully keep the hair from floating back onto the bed when they are being walked around. Another way is to keep your dog out of the bedroom and make sure you keep their beds and blankets out of the room too.
Author: Saleh Ibrahim
