FURemover Broom

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This push broom reduces any chance of pet hair, dust, or other allergens flying away during the sweeping process. In fact, it’s 50% more effective than using a normal broom around the house, both in regards to cleaning and removing pet hair from carpets and hardwood surfaces.

Where do I start? Yes it’s a broom but it actually works! It really does collect the dust and dog hairs which now do not float across the wooden floor. It actually pulls the hairs out from the carpet - much better than our vacuum cleaner that shouts from the rooftops how it offers the best suction (at over inflated prices). It’s light and easy to carry around the house too." Vacuums can help lift hair from deep carpet fibers: While brooms can help collect a lot of the surface hair on floors and rugs, a vacuum’s suction power can help lift those hairs lurking deep in your carpet’s fibers. Although you’ll definitely still need a solid pet-focused carpet cleaner to eliminate urine, vomit, and other doggie remnants.Well, as long as your carpet is low-pile (short). When I tested this broom on my long, shaggy rug, no dog hair was removed – even though I could see it. The broom only brushed the top, and the bristles seemed unable to remove anything that was trapped deep inside the shag. Even though it’s still a good idea to run a vacuum, you’ll be less likely to push clumps of fur into a corner you didn’t mean to. 3. Floor Type Spotting a neat, new clump of dog hair on the hard, kitchen floor I reached for the nearest broom, which just happened to be this one. The one intended for use on our carpets. If you have a bristle brush, it probably works best on hardwood, tile, or linoleum floors. On the other hand, carpet rakes will work great on your shag rug, but they might not be useful on your vinyl planks. If you live in a studio apartment, you don’t need a big broom taking up a lot of room. On the other hand, something a little bigger might be needed for a two-story house.

We don't tend to favour hyperbole at K9 Magazine, so when you read a fairly gushing review of a low priced product like this one, you can believe us. Angle brooms are designed very much like a traditional broom, however, the bristles have been cut at an angle for easier access to the hard-to-reach places. An angled broom is particularly helpful for narrow spaces, like between furniture, or around corners. It’s hard to find a broom that will work with your dog’s fur because there are so many different kinds made for different things. The big, heavy thing you use in the garage won’t help you get under your couch. The Grandi Groom is similar to the rake you use to clean up your yard in the fall. The only difference is the two rows of bendy, nylon teeth are designed for removing fur from tall carpets and rugs.Elizabeth’s take: “My double-coated pup Roo is going through a spring blowout just in time for our travel plans, where we’re staying in different vacation rentals and homes. The Uproot Clean pet rake has been easy to transport and has done a satisfying (and horrifying) job of raking up Roo’s hair on the various couches, carpets, and rugs we’ve encountered. It’s also been handy in getting up her fur from my car, though it does a better job on the carpet than the seats. Still, I’ll never road trip with Roo without it!” Phew, if you have made it this far, congratulations! You now know which broom is best for cleaning up your dog’s fur. The cleaning width is an important consideration. For large rooms or outdoor spaces, a bigger cleaning width is best, as you’ll be able to sweep more at once. For sweeping around furniture and obstacles, a smaller cleaning width is more practical. A standard broom has the typical tightly gathered thin soft bristles that are great for gathering not only hair but dirt, tiny dust, and debris as well. They're easily the most common of the four designs and are probably the cheapest option. If you have a hard floor, be it vinyl, wood, stone, concrete then you simply must give this broom a go. It has been a total revelation in our home.