Removing Pet Hair Like A Pro!
Removing Pet Hair Like A Pro!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHC9qE2pIfY&t=17s
A new video is up and it's for all you pet owners out there!
Removing Pet Hair Like a Pro!
Let me know what you guys think, any feedback is greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
-Cliff
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Nice video.
Maybe show how they work on a cloth seat as well.
I have the brush but not the stone... may pick one of them up now. Thx!
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I've been using the pumice stone for years... Except I use it for its real intended purpose which is for my feet.
I remember when I 1st heard about it being a pet hair remover.. I was like who the heck thought of that? Lol. I can't get over the thought of it belonging in the shower + it's pretty dang abrasive when it's dry.. Between those 2 I'll choose the rubber brush.
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I'm kinda just impressed a guy would care enough about his feet to use a pumice stone!
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Eldorado2k
I've been using the pumice stone for years... Except I use it for its real intended purpose which is for my feet.
I remember when I 1st heard about it being a pet hair remover.. I was like who the heck thought of that? Lol. I can't get over the thought of it belonging in the shower + it's pretty dang abrasive when it's dry.. Between those 2 I'll choose the rubber brush.
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DetailKitty
I'm kinda just impressed a guy would care enough about his feet to use a pumice stone!
My feet may not be pretty [no such thing as attractive man feet, right?] but damnit I keep em trimmed and smooth! Lmao. [emoji23]
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Originally Posted by
Eldorado2k
My feet may not be pretty [no such thing as attractive man feet, right?] but damnit I keep em trimmed and smooth! Lmao. [emoji23]
Atta boy!
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Eldorado2k
My feet may not be pretty [no such thing as attractive man feet, right?] but damnit I keep em trimmed and smooth! Lmao. [emoji23]
A true detailer right there! :xyxthumbs:
I can honestly say I have never tried using a pumice stone for pet hair so I can't form an opinion there but I do normally have good success with a rubber brush. Most pet hair has an "easy" direction, where if you vacuum or brush it in a certain direction, it come out easier . . . & then there's the pet hair thats been glued to the fabric!
Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
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Originally Posted by
DetailKitty
Nice video.
Maybe show how they work on a cloth seat as well.
I have the brush but not the stone... may pick one of them up now. Thx!
Thanks for the input! I agree , I should of shown a few different surfaces and explained how to tackle them.
When I redo this video I'll make sure to add that in!
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"I'm kinda just impressed a guy would care enough about his feet to use a pumice stone! "
Haha , right !? lol
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Those stones work well on long human hair embedded in carpet. Just don’t get them near seat tracks, trim, or anything that you don’t want scratched. Don’t ask me how I know:)
There is a company that sells a pumice stone to remove calcium rings in toilets. It is like claying your toilet:)