Easily Removing Cat Hair from Bedding

I would suggest try brushing the two cats, it would also be easier on your back as you can have each cat sit on your lap, I imagine the cats would love it and I think you would enjoy it too.

I have something called the Rubba Scrubba. I bought it at flylady.net. The bristles are soft plastic and pick up all kinds of hair.

I lightly sprinkle a clean dishwashing glove with a bit of water and run my hand across it with it.

A rubber dish washing glove slightly damp does a good job but you still have to cover the area swipe by swipe.

• Brushing the cats daily is the best beginning and cats shed more as warm weather sets in so maybe there will be less fur in a few days.
• The damp rubber glove will work on the cats also but they may not like it.
• Some cats like to be combed while others hate it so maybe you can find something they enjoy.
• They sell lots of "cat grooming" gloves at Walmart type stores as well as pet stores and on line so you might find something that will work for you.
• Some people say the microfiber cloths work but I have not tried those.
• You will have less to clean up if the cats will let you groom them daily.
• Perhaps throwing a sheet over your comforter might be easier to deal with - at least it would not have to be done everyday - just put the furry sheet in the basket (until later) and put on a clean sheet.
• Try removing fur from your sheets by throwing them over the back of the couch (or?) and stand up to clean off the fur.

I use a wet dishwashing glove with one swipe across the area, it's all gone!