[Ian Gourlay]

Im sure most of you have no problem,

But how do you deal with cats Hairs

I spend time brushing .

[Ken Wainwright]

Ian

Mike Halliday says he just spits them out 

For me though, Sebo Vac slowly back and forth, pre-spray then Envirodri brush prior to rinse extract. Normal stuff really. If I was using an LM system, I'd still probably use the E40 after the pre-spray.

Safe and happy cleaning
Ken

[Mike Halliday]

why bring me in to it

I find once the carpets damp they just collect onto what ever you are agitating with.

on furniture I find once they are dampened i can just rub my flat hand in a circle and they just ball up

Mike

[Ken Wainwright]

Ditto with upholstery Mike. And I find that blue marigolds work better than yellow ones

Safe and happy cleaning
Ken

[Geoff Jewkes]

Wear a latex glove for furniture, and brush your hand across the DRY fabric, it will all ball up and be very easily vacuumed

[calmore]

http://www.krsproducts.co.uk/brush.htm

They do a "broom" version too:

http://www.sweepa.com/

[stuart_clark]

I bought a yellow top brush from active chemicalls thats alltec for those whom dont know there full trading name, about ten years ago, you can by them now in the likes of B&Q for about £5.00 they have lots of rubber tenticals on them a bit like an artex brush,you just dip them in water and brush them across the carpet the dog and cat hairs stick to them like a magnet

[Ian Gourlay]

While I agree with above

Perhaps the solution is shoot my cats.

[Mike Halliday]

or just shave them

Mike

[Len Gribble]

Ian

Bit drastic

Ask me round for a cupper and it will look like this




On second visit it will look like this coffee this time




As you can see have away with animals

Len

[vangaurd]

after cleaning , use a tapico brush .
works every time.

[stevegunn]

One of these

http://www.furnitureclinic.co.uk/Sweeper.htm