How to remove fur and dust from velvet sofa (not using vacuum)?

Answer 1

A;though I don't have a velvet couch, I do have a black couch in a corduroy type material, and two long hair Persian cats. What I found works best is a damp wash cloth. Rubbing it in the same direction on the fabric will give you large damp fur balls that can be more easily removed.

Answer 2

You need the power of duct tape or those lint brushes made of tape. I think duct tape will be easiest and cheapest. You will probably remove a small amount of velvet fibers too, but what's worse, the fur or a little less velvet fibers. Dust though, you may have to beat it out.

You could always call in the professionals.

Answer 3

Try using one of the lint rollers for cleaning clothes. Mine has a roll on it that you can peel off after each use. I think it cost me about $3 at walgreens with 2 rolls of the sticky tape.

Answer 4

Black Velvet Couch

Answer 5

chaep way is to use duck tape . wrap backwards in a cuff and blotch over the fur and dust to pick up . keep repeating until you are done .

Answer 6

use a tape. be gentle with your velvet sofa. scotch tape will do. but it's gonna take quite a while

Answer 7

Lint remover or duct tape.

Answer 8

Try one of those all-rubber brushes they sell at pet stores to remove pet hair. Also, I wonder if Swifter sheets would work?

Answer 9

this is going to sound funny..i have 2 dogs and they sneek on my bed when im not home and get hair everywhere..the hair got into my mattress and i tried everything and nothing would work and i read in a book to get hair off of everything put dish washing gloves on and wipe the mattress so i did and the hair came off like magic....dish washing glove..big rubber gloves...

Answer 10

use tape - softly apply and remove it without removing velvet or leavibg a residue