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Removing Cat and Dog Hair from Bed Sheets and Blankets?

I have two dogs and a mink blanket, and with it becoming summer, they are still shedding profusely. I have washed my blanket several times and dried it. The dog hair remains, not nearly as bad, but there is still plenty there. Does anyone have any ideas on how to get the rest of the hair off of the blanket?

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By Catie from OH

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June 2, 20094 found this helpful
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Take a roll of wide duct tape. Unroll just enough to wrap it around the spool backwards and stick to the beginning. Then roll this over your sheets and blankets. It'll pick it all up. If it gets full of hair and debris, simply cut off this section and roll out a fresh section. I have 2 black dogs who sleep with me and I do this every morning when I make the bed.

 
Anonymous
November 22, 20151 found this helpful

This is very time consuming , has to be a better way

 
April 21, 20160 found this helpful

I used to have some balls the I put in the wash with the blankets. Does anyone know where I can get something like that

 
August 31, 20160 found this helpful

tennis balls

 
September 14, 20161 found this helpful

I have couch pillows that get covered with cat hair. I have found that if I put them in the dryer with some dryer sheets, they all come out with no hair and smell great!

 
Anonymous
February 14, 20170 found this helpful

bed bath and beyond hs dryer balls

 
Anonymous
July 3, 20170 found this helpful

You can purchase them from Betterware catalogues. But I tried it. It was not that good. Still I find hair on the clothes. These catologues are only available in UK.

 
March 17, 20181 found this helpful

I have spent hundreds of dollars on lint sheets. Right? Well I just found the HURRICANE FUR WIZZARD, an as seen on TV PRODUCT. Skeptical? For 20.00 you will never buy another roller.

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Works on furniture, clothing, drapes, if they tend to sit in your windows. You will be happy campers !

 
June 2, 20092 found this helpful
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I can recommend two options. #1 purchase one of the rollers that you use to take lint off of clothing. You may go through several sheets but I know it takes all of my cats fur off of just about everything.
Oh yes, if you're near and IKEA I've found them to be the cheapest there. (They have refills too.) #2 there is a pet hair remover sponge (mine is blue) which is sold in Bed Bath & Beyond (about $5) and it seems to work really well also.

 
March 24, 20190 found this helpful

I buy them at the dollar store, they are great, on the couch, car seats, lamp shades on my bed spread its endless the things you can use these rollers for. Just peel off and a new one awaits. Mine have one hundred on each roll.

 
July 7, 20091 found this helpful

I would recommend using Fur-Zoff. It works great for getting all of my cats hair off of the furniture. I like it better then most ways because it's a "green" product and is supposed to last you forever.

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I believe you can find it now at http://www.FurZoff.net. I hope this is helpful! goodluck!

 
March 27, 20160 found this helpful

Because i have a pug that sleeps with me, I have a bench brush that is used only on my bed sheets & blankets.

 
March 27, 20161 found this helpful

I've also found rubbing sheets/blankets down while wearing latex glove works wonders!

 
June 22, 20181 found this helpful

By far the best and easiest way to remove cat fur from bedding is to use a rubber blade window cleaner. Wet it first before scraping over the fur.

 

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