I can second that this works INSANELY well! My dad taught me that a few years ago with cat and dog hair and I was very impressed! Much easier than shaving all of your pets...Luke wrote:vash23n wrote:I was also a bit... unsober last night so I will try again todayLuke wrote:[img]insertimage[/img]
Just a tip:
My dog Ripley goes with me basically everywhere I go, even to work around 3 to 4 days a week. One problem, 85 lb. dog with short white hair, and my car has black interior. Even if I use a seat cover, dog hair still gets embedded into the interior. Vacuums don't get it out, and until today I would cover my car seats in duct tape, then pull it out, similar to a hair waxing. Still, it was a waste of tape, and wasn't that effective. I looked online for a while and found a great solution, and thought I'd share.
You rub the seats with yellow kitchen gloves (or blue if you are insecure) and the embedded hair literally comes off in clumps. Just vacuum the clumps up as they come out. Works like a charm.
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Here we go. Remember, I was a vet tech for some time and that is how we ended up with so many animals. Many were about to be euthanized because their owners didn't want them anymore.
From left to right: Pineapple, Fry (you may recognize him from the pictures of my game room), Josie, and Avery (he has a bit of a deformity in his back end that makes him sit and walk funny, but man can he jump)
Winry: a daschund and pit bull mix (don't ask me how); and Hoppy: the shiba inu we just rescued
Talula: chinchillas one of the funniest creatures on earth to watch. She happens to be best friends with our bird... we have a bizarre family.
Pigwidgeon: My wife named him, apparently an owl in the Harry Potter books. He is the most sociable budgie I have ever met.
Haku: we have had a lot of bettas. They are great fish and very friendly. One used to let us pet him... then he died. They jump onto leaves out of the water a lot and sleep there since they can breathe out of water.
Kamajii: you can barely see him, but he is a pleco and the only fish Haku won't kill and eat
From left to right: Pineapple, Fry (you may recognize him from the pictures of my game room), Josie, and Avery (he has a bit of a deformity in his back end that makes him sit and walk funny, but man can he jump)
Winry: a daschund and pit bull mix (don't ask me how); and Hoppy: the shiba inu we just rescued
Talula: chinchillas one of the funniest creatures on earth to watch. She happens to be best friends with our bird... we have a bizarre family.
Pigwidgeon: My wife named him, apparently an owl in the Harry Potter books. He is the most sociable budgie I have ever met.
Haku: we have had a lot of bettas. They are great fish and very friendly. One used to let us pet him... then he died. They jump onto leaves out of the water a lot and sleep there since they can breathe out of water.
Kamajii: you can barely see him, but he is a pleco and the only fish Haku won't kill and eat