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White Fur
no1catman
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Recently got a 'rescue cat' - it's a Calico i.e. with lots of white fur from her shoulder and underside.
Problem: - how to clean up the layer of white fur that gets deposited on duvet covers, and carpets!??
We've now it seems having to vacuum the royal blue stairs & landing once a week, to keep pace with it!
Any ideas please!??
Problem: - how to clean up the layer of white fur that gets deposited on duvet covers, and carpets!??
We've now it seems having to vacuum the royal blue stairs & landing once a week, to keep pace with it!
Any ideas please!??
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I have two white cats, one longhaired so I feel your pain lol
I discovered by accident that a zoom groom used on the wrong side is absolutely brilliant at removing stubborn hair from carpets etc. It also gets a lot of hair out of my cats coat when I groom them with it so reducing what ends up on the carpet.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kong-CZG-Cat-Zoom-Groom/dp/B0002AR18MHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
As owner of a white dog (of a heavy shedding breed), my advice..change the carpet! :rotfl:0
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http://www.medicanimal.com/product?product_id=204385&locale=en_GB&ptc=googlebase&utm_source=uk_googlebase&utm_medium=uk_googlebase&utm_campaign=uk_googlebase&CAWELAID=720013290000021225&gclid=CMGU-5vYhr4CFanjwgodhpoAKg
Simply the best tool ever for these situations.....and I speak as the owner of 8 cats, including two long haired whites and two long haired blues.0 -
I'd be very happy to only have to hoover once a week! I have 2 tortoiseshell cats and I have to hoover every day - sometimes twice a day because of the layer of fur along the landing carpetThe world is over 4 billion years old and yet you somehow managed to exist at the same time as David Bowie0
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And dont forget hairy clothes from when the wee burgers decide the wardrobe / washing basket / ironing pile looks like a good place to sleep!0
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I have two white cats, one longhaired so I feel your pain lol
I discovered by accident that a zoom groom used on the wrong side is absolutely brilliant at removing stubborn hair from carpets etc. It also gets a lot of hair out of my cats coat when I groom them with it so reducing what ends up on the carpet.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kong-CZG-Cat-Zoom-Groom/dp/B0002AR18M
I bought one of these for my boys and my god they hate it! The first time I used it, I got bitten. I use a wire brush which holds the loose fur. I found the zoom groom deposited fur everywhere.0 -
I have one of those grooming mitts. The cats hate it but it's great for picking up loose hair on the sofa, carpets, etc.
I'm with catkins, I've got a calico shorthair and a cream tabby maine coon so I've got to hoover everyday.0 -
Hoover every day and I've found that tumble drying the washing rids garments/bed linen of their hair.I have a simple philosophy:
Fill what's empty. Empty what's full. Scratch where it itches.
- Alice Roosevelt Longworth0 -
a cheap way of getting rid of pet hair is to dampen a pair of rubber gloves and 'wipe' them over the surface. the hair sticks to the damp rubber. for carpets I would suggest on of those rubber 'brooms' (kleeneze, betterware etc sell them cheaply) and dampen that.0
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My cat begs to be groomed with his zoom groom. Our old cat hated it!Make £2026 in 2026
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