Get Dog Hair Off Leather Furniture

If you don t have a lint roller or a vacuum there are a few other ways you can get rid of dog hair.

Get dog hair off leather furniture. Shedding is a seasonal hazard to clothes furniture and carpets. Leather furniture is better. The easiest way to get dog hair off of furniture is to use a lint roller on the whole surface of the piece. This balloon is also effective in cleaning the pet hair.

The next best thing would be to use a vacuum on the furniture. This has the added advantage of keeping pet dander off the couch and on the easily cleanable cover. Most people are afraid their pet s claws will puncture leather furniture. Of course if you don t train your dog to stay off the couch the mounds of hair will rapidly return.

Distressed leather can help to conceal pet scratches and tears. In this case you have to rub the balloon over the object which tends to get the pet hair. Pet hair that comes into contact with a leather couch will likely gather in the corners and crevices of the furniture beneath the cushions. If you don t like the look of the leather but just enjoy the feel you can add a slipcover.

First start by buying furniture made from pet proof materials that are unlikely to collect dog hair. Then get the sofa free from pet fur. However true leather is too thick and tough for an animal s claws to puncture. If you don t have rubber gloves handy try a slightly wet sponge instead.

I like this method because it doesn t use up lots of tape. Balloon is popular to all especially to school going children. If you ve lost your sofa to layers of dog hair you can reclaim it with a bit of work. Wrap a long strip of tape with the sticky side facing outwards around.

Remove pet hair from upholstery and fabric with dampened rubber gloves by running your hand over the surface to attract hair. Micro suede fabric attracts hair the least of all microfibers with hair easily removed with a slightly damp cloth or vacuum. Leather is a common upholstery choice for sofas but they cannot be cleaned using standard upholstery cleaner because this can cause damage to the leather. Simply rinse off the glove when it s covered with hair and repeat as needed.

Some pet damage could be easily preventable on a leather sofa. Keeping your pet s hair off the furniture generally requires a two pronged approach. This means avoiding things like wool and tweed and instead opting for things like leather or microfiber.