what is a good way to get cat hair off your fleece jacket?

Question

I already used one of those rolling things that are sticky but theres still cat hair on my black jacket! help.

Answer 1

Hi Laura...anything with a rubber surface such as the glove or the pet Zoom Groom brush mixed with a little water lifts pet fur off of clothing, furnishings and carpeting quite well.

Here's a Zoom Groom which can be found at most pet stores worldwide: http://www.puplife.com/dogsupplies/03skzg.html

Answer 2

I know three ways...
-sticky tape around your fingers
-a sticky tape material which comes in rollers
-(i've done this a bunch of times on cloths,my cat tree,etc.) A metal hair brush for cats,pronged, it catches the hair very nicely

Answer 3

Get one of those sticky rollers with a handle. You can get them just about everywhere and they work better than the other stuff I've tried. Keed one at home and one at work. They aren't all that expensive and they are really worth it.

LL

Answer 4

relies upon on the lint - and how a lot it has woven itself into the fabric -- yet attempt huge tape, wrapped round your hand with the sticky aspect out like a huge lint roller (no longer brush). If the lint is free, no longer woven into the fabric, hose down your fingers and wipe them hostile to the in the fabric. free hair & lint will persist such as your damp fingers, then you could purely rinse the stuff off contained in the sink.

Answer 5

They have these rubber brushes for pet hair. They work really well. You can get them at Bed, bath, & beyond!

Answer 6

sticky tape, cellotape wrap it around ur hand and dab on ur jacket.
if that doesn't work find some gaffer-tape, that'll work.
sticker the tape, the better.

Answer 7

I would use fresh tape over and over. When there are just a few, hand pick them off.

Answer 8

A rubber glove. Works even better if you make it damp.

Answer 9

I use a rubber glove, it works great!

Answer 10

USE A GOOD AND STICKY TAPE