Getting Pet Hair Out of Carpet on Seatback

HerrGruyere · 05-02-2016, 02:47 PM

Hi,

I have lots of pet hair on my wife's car. It's in the carpet that covers the seatbacks. My shopvac is okay, but I could really use something better.

Anybody have any tips? Much appreciated!

Detailed Image · 05-02-2016, 02:57 PM

A vacuum is no comparison to pet hair removal tools... check these cheap and effective options out.

DI Brushes Pet Hair Removal Brush
DI Accessories Speedy Stone Pet Hair Remover

Product Review: Speedy Stone Pet Hair Remover by Kevin George

Hope that helps!

-Zach

Darkfox2002 · 05-19-2016, 04:18 PM

Go down to the dollar store or any walmart, target ex. and grab a sticky lint roller, works for me perfectly.

dspence44 · 05-20-2016, 11:57 AM

If you want something that is quick, cheap and effective use latex gloves! Yes, I mean the ones that doctors use! Seems odd, but put on the rubber gloves and simply rub the fabric, the combination of static and grippy surface from the glove will pull the hair from the fabric and form a roll of hair in the direction that you pull it! So to break it down...

1) Get rubber gloves.
2) Put on rubber gloves.
3) Glare at cat/dog while walking past it for making you do this.
4) Rub the fabric with your glove.
5) Voila!

Hope this helps!

HerrGruyere · 06-01-2016, 10:51 AM

I ended up buying one of those super stones mentioned above. Worked like a charm!

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HerrGruyere Private 10 Rep 84 Posts Drives: 2007 BMW 328xi Wagon Join Date: May 2015 Location: Baltimore, MD iTrader: (0)	Getting Pet Hair Out of Carpet on Seatback Hi, I have lots of pet hair on my wife's car. It's in the carpet that covers the seatbacks. My shopvac is okay, but I could really use something better. Anybody have any tips? Much appreciated!
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Detailed Image 360 Rep 5,052 Posts Drives: Detailed by Detailed Image Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Albany, NY iTrader: (5)	A vacuum is no comparison to pet hair removal tools... check these cheap and effective options out. DI Brushes Pet Hair Removal Brush DI Accessories Speedy Stone Pet Hair Remover Product Review: Speedy Stone Pet Hair Remover by Kevin George Hope that helps! -Zach
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Darkfox2002 yummy 12 Rep 69 Posts Drives: Sparkling Graphite 328i Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Irvine, CA iTrader: (0) Garage List 2008 BMW 328i [0.00] 2014 328I [0.00]	Go down to the dollar store or any walmart, target ex. and grab a sticky lint roller, works for me perfectly.
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dspence44 Lieutenant 75 Rep 503 Posts Drives: '07 E92 328i 6MT Join Date: May 2016 Location: Alberta iTrader: (1)	If you want something that is quick, cheap and effective use latex gloves! Yes, I mean the ones that doctors use! Seems odd, but put on the rubber gloves and simply rub the fabric, the combination of static and grippy surface from the glove will pull the hair from the fabric and form a roll of hair in the direction that you pull it! So to break it down... 1) Get rubber gloves. 2) Put on rubber gloves. 3) Glare at cat/dog while walking past it for making you do this. 4) Rub the fabric with your glove. 5) Voila! Hope this helps!
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HerrGruyere Private 10 Rep 84 Posts Drives: 2007 BMW 328xi Wagon Join Date: May 2015 Location: Baltimore, MD iTrader: (0)	I ended up buying one of those super stones mentioned above. Worked like a charm!
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