Get Cat Hair Off Microfiber Furniture

The hair and lint will stick to the damp rubber.

Get cat hair off microfiber furniture.

Making the task of wiping hair up with a cloth fairly easy. Micro suede fabric attracts hair the least of all microfibers with hair easily removed with a slightly damp cloth or vacuum. Pumice stone when trying to remove cat hair from your carpet run a pumice stone on the area in question. Pet hair clings to most microfiber weaves and often collects on the sides and front of your furniture even if your dog or cat is not allowed up on it.

All you need are rubber kitchen gloves and a small bowl of water. I just use the vacuum attachment to vacuum the furniture and it takes up all the cat hair. If you don t have rubber gloves handy try a slightly wet sponge instead. Remove pet hair from upholstery and fabric with dampened rubber gloves by running your hand over the surface to attract hair.

I like this method because it doesn t use up lots of tape needlessly. All the furniture in my living room is microfiber and i have a cat. First remove as much pet hair as you can by hand. When done gently the hair will pick right up.

Microfiber furniture can be cleaned with a dry cloth or a small vacuum cleaner and it holds up well to wear and tear. A standard sticky roller will remove all of the hair in most cases but you will have to use tear off and throw away many sheets of sticky paper in order to get the job done in some cases and when those sheets are gone you get to go to the store to buy more or you get to sit in a chair that is covered with cat fur. Another option is to put on a rubber glove get it slightly damp and then run your hand across the fabric. The instructions on the washable fabrics just say to wash on a mild cycle spin dry and put back on damp.

If you have wood furniture use anti static spray or furniture polish to remove the electric charge. You can also take off any and all of the fabric on the furniture if necessary and stick it in the wash if you choose a washable microfiber or pet fabric. I m sure it d work on the comforter. Cats make wonderful companions especially if you understand and appreciate their complex personalities and fiercely independent nature.

Simply rinse off the glove when it s covered with hair and repeat as needed. A lint roller or scotch tape works great.