what can i use to get dog hair out of car interior?

Answer 1

Honestly, a lint brush is the only way to go.....good luck!!

Answer 2

Go to WalMart and get some spray call Static Guard. Its in the laundry section. spray the seats with that and then vacuum them. It is helps break the static bond of the dog hair to the fabric interior. I use this stuff every where I get dog hair. Just don't use it on vinyl or leather.

Answer 3

Wow, very good question! Easily.. Not too much.. If you want to spend some time at it, vacuum, and get those rollers that have the sticky tape, and roll the whole interior of the car.. Won't get it all, but you can get most of it :)

Answer 4

I get better results using the clear packing tape rolled around my hand (sticky side out). It is cheaper to use than a lint brush and has a stronger sticky substance. As the tape gets full of hair, toss and get another piece. I have one of those rubber brushes (doesn't work for me), as well as a red brush that has a knappy, velour type of material that works ok. I stick (no pun intended) to the tape method for almost every surface in my car and home.

Answer 5

Found a perfect gadget for that same problem. Check your local pet store.
It is a rubber brush and it removes pet hair, fuzz and anything else, so easy. I can't think of the name of it.
It is black, with flat rubber bristles.

Answer 6

Lint rollers or heavy duty tape. It'll take off most of it, but not all of it. And, it takes a long time!

Answer 7

You can try a damp chamois cloth also !! Good Luck !!

Answer 8

same as what you use to get the sand/dirt out - a vacuum... some carwash locations have them, or get a dirt devil or dust buster or whatever brand you prefer of portable handheld vacuum...