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    I have used the K9 mitt as well with very good results


    Quote Originally Posted by Luster View Post
    After seeing Angelo`s post, maybe I didn`t buy it at PAC!!!:

    Looks like this: (It`s called the K-9 Upholstery and Carpet Mitt)


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    Best thing I have found is a piece of pumice stone. Can`t remember the name but it works wonders....and I have tried all the other methods suggested here. It`s a little harsh so I would go easy on upholstery, but it really is amazing!! Some really tight nap it`s not so great but for most it`s real time saver.

    Oh yea......it`s called Furzoff and I highly recommend having one in your arsenal!!!!

    Rich Ross
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    WEWAXEM!

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    pet hair removal stone

    go to detailingsuccess.com and click new products and you will see the stone it really works .

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    I tried a few things mentioned here, but not the pumice stone. Went to Petco and got a couple things.

    Here`s the situation: Corgi Hairs everywhere!



    Tried this:



    And tried wrapping that roller with duct tape.

    Also tried these:



    That thing on the left is from Pledge, 4.99 at Petco.

    The mitt in the middle is also from Petco, 4.99.

    The brush on the right I already had.

    Here`s the result:



    There are STILL some hairs in there! Aargh.

    There was a lot of dirt, so i vacuumed first. Then I tried the roller. It did ok, but left a lot of hair. And you used a lot of sheets, in just few rolls it was not sticky anymore. Similar results with Duct tape. Not bad, but doesn`t get it all.

    The Pledge thing was entirely worthless.

    The Mitt was pretty good, but hard to keep on your hand since when you pull it across the carpet, you`re also pulling it off your hand.

    The black brush was mostly worthless.

    So the combo of the Mitt and Tape i got most of it, but still had to use my bare hands and go hair by hair in some cases. The whole thing (rear cargo compartment of Jeep) just took a whole lot longer than I thought it should.

    Might try a pumice stone next time!

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    +3 on the pumice stone. Nothing can touch it :wizard:

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    If you have any latex gloves give that a try it has worked for me before in a pinch or "no Budget left" LOL we have all been there!! Good Luck!!:2 cents:

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    The thing with the pumice stone is you don`t have to buy the expensive Furzoff one and pay shipping. Go to your local drugstore and just get a regular pumice stone. Cheap and works great. Get one for your arsenal for next time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GreyGoose View Post
    What can you guys recommend as the best way to get rid of pet hair from carpeting?
    http://www.3m.com/brands/scotch/furfighter/

    It works.

    TL

 

 
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