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    Thumbs up A great tip on how to remove pet hair from furniture

    Remove animal hairs from upholstery by running a rubber glove over the fabric. The hairs will adhere to the glove.
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    Thank Michelle!

    I can say that this works great!! Also just a damp rag will work.
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    Neat idea. Hmmmm... I wonder if after you get the hair and static built up if you can stick it back on the animal? Just kiddin.

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    Good tip.....Tape (the large rolls like we used a work to tape boxes with) works great too.

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    I went to Walgreens & picked up a lint roller for pet hair & it works great.

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    great tip, michelle. Thanks.

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    Thanks for tip Michelle, I'll give it a try!

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