Found solution for dog hair removal.
05-12-2007, 11:28 AM
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Found solution for dog hair removal.
Ahhh Haaa!
I knew there was something out there to get that pet hair out of the carpets in the JK....and here it is.
I got this at PetSmart in the horse grooming area. I assume all PetSmarts have a "horse" area??? Ours does.
It is a rubber curry comb. It costs $1.79 and it works like a dream!
I knew there was something out there to get that pet hair out of the carpets in the JK....and here it is.
I got this at PetSmart in the horse grooming area. I assume all PetSmarts have a "horse" area??? Ours does.
It is a rubber curry comb. It costs $1.79 and it works like a dream!
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yep...good catch
we used one for a while in the rv.
we've also tried compressed air, a power washer, packaging tape, carpet mask, and short of keeping them out - not going to happen - we've just got a zoo and have to accept that short of "total" coverage (blankets and having them all go to get this ionized de-shed treatment as we just can't shave them - they'd look way too ridiculous - we're just toast and out of luck.
However, the one shown does work (just needs to be about 10X the size!) but avoid the metal version - it will actually damage the carpeting.
completely forgot about that one!
we've also tried compressed air, a power washer, packaging tape, carpet mask, and short of keeping them out - not going to happen - we've just got a zoo and have to accept that short of "total" coverage (blankets and having them all go to get this ionized de-shed treatment as we just can't shave them - they'd look way too ridiculous - we're just toast and out of luck.
However, the one shown does work (just needs to be about 10X the size!) but avoid the metal version - it will actually damage the carpeting.
completely forgot about that one!
05-12-2007, 12:58 PM
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Ahhh Haaa!
I knew there was something out there to get that pet hair out of the carpets in the JK....and here it is.
I got this at PetSmart in the horse grooming area. I assume all PetSmarts have a "horse" area??? Ours does.
It is a rubber curry comb. It costs $1.79 and it works like a dream!
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I knew there was something out there to get that pet hair out of the carpets in the JK....and here it is.
I got this at PetSmart in the horse grooming area. I assume all PetSmarts have a "horse" area??? Ours does.
It is a rubber curry comb. It costs $1.79 and it works like a dream!
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Just shave the dog and the bear so there won't be a hair problem. You could tell people that it is a giant hairless Mexican Chihuahua! Rupedog, you're on your own with an excuss for driving around with a naked bear though.
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Home?
We wouldn't have one to come home to if we left these guys behind!
Kennels are way to expensive so we live with and enjoy creating a snow storm while driving.
People just keep their distance 'cuz they think we're crazy. Ok - we probably are!
Kennels are way to expensive so we live with and enjoy creating a snow storm while driving.
People just keep their distance 'cuz they think we're crazy. Ok - we probably are!