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Dryer Sheets For Pet Hair Maintenance

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Date: 09/18/2006 Topic: Pets > Grooming  
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Rubbing laundry softener sheets on your cat or dog will help them to shed easier, give them a nice clean scent and pick up any loose hair that they may have left on your clothes, furniture, floors etc.

By Paula Jo Carr from Mebane, NC

Editor's Note: I'd worry about doing this with cats (and dogs that clean themselves) because they clean themselves and it may be toxic over time. Does anyone have any information about this? It does work well for picking up loose hair on clothing, furniture, etc.
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Post By michael (Guest Post) (06/27/2008)
We do rub ourselves down with a dryer sheet. What do you think is on the clothes you wear everyday? The chemicals from a dryer sheet.

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Post by Harlean from Arkansas (343) | (10/12/2006)
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Petting your dog with a rubber glove on your hand will produce the same results. The rubber glove treatment will also remove pet hair from the couch.
Harlean from Arkansas

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Post By Janet from Bangor. (Guest Post) (09/21/2006)
When my hair becomes fly away because of static, I grab a dryer sheet and rub it all over my head. Calms my hair right down and I never had a problem! This is very common in the winter when the heats cranking!

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Post by thriftyboo (113) | (09/18/2006)
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I wonder if you would rub dryer sheets on yourself or wash yourself in Dawn or Joy as suggested in previous posts. If you wouldn't use it on yourself, why would you use it on your pet? Harsh chemicals are irratating to pet's skin. I use baby wash for my cat and dog. If it's safe for babies it's safe for my 'babies'.

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