Question for those who have doggos

What do you use to get hair off of seats and floor liners?

Vacuuming doesn't pull it up and using duct tape is not cost effective and takes ages.

Is there any tool or trick to getting it all out?

 

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HIGH STRENGTH LINT ROLLERS AND A GOOD BACK

 

Duct tape and lint rollers work, at least for the most part on seats. But is there any way to get them off the floor liner? I swear each hair is individually glued.

 

I installed Clazzios and the fur vacuums up quite easily off them. Any dirt has so far just wiped off with a wet paper towel. I have all weather mats and the fur gets vacuumed up easily with a shop vac.

In previous vehicles I've had with carpet mats, I used the smaller brush head from our house vacuum. I think the last 3 we've had all came with a 3-4 inch wide smaller brush head and one was even labeled a pet hair remover. Those have always done the trick for me.

 

I have the all weather mats, but in the front some of the floor liner is still exposed and this is where its seems to build up since it cant stick to much else. Ill see if I can get a brush with thick bristles.

 

Vacuum what you can, then go through with a dish glove to pull out what’s imbedded. Follow up with another quick pass with the vacuum. The hair is grabbed by the glove and most of it should stick to it.

 

Best solution I've found for dog hair in the cab -- canopy on the bed. Unfortunately that doesn't work too well in Arizona with the heat even with the canopy windows open and at 60mph so I may actually be selling my canopy. When I lived in WA state the canopy was a godsend -- dirty wet dog -- no problem!!!

 

I use a pet cover for the back seat and it easy to vacuum. There's some stragglers that get passed but its way better than nothing, wal mart has em for 10 bucks.

 

What size crate is that in your back seat area? Or what size dog are you putting in the crate?

 

I use a cover for the seats...it helps a lot

 

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See https://www.petsmart.com/dog/crates...eat-choice-dog-carrier-37110.html?cgid=100228

30 pound Pembroke Welsh Corgi but a much larger dog will fit in that crate.

It isn't the best photo because I didn't have the hammock clipped around the front seats. The hammock and the crate contain all the mud, dirt, water and hair. Easy to vacuum or wash the hammock and crate.

Also, the passenger side front seat is nearly all the way back and holds the crate firmly in place.

 

Kurgo dog hammock is what I used. Completely covers the rear seats as well as the gap between.
https://www.kurgo.com/car-seat-covers/wander-dog-hammock/

 

Here's a better pic of my setup. Just washed and vacuumed the truck yesterday. Corgis drop a lot of hair with their double coats so this keeps the rest of the truck clean.

 

So is that a small or medium Crate? Trying to figure out if a medium or large Crate will fit in the back of my Access Cab for my Lab when I am duck hunting. Don't want her wet in the bed in a crate.

 

Japanese tatami mat roller does the trick.

 

Using one of these helps a lot while vaccuming. The rubber bristles grip the hair and loosen it up.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GZGZSU...t=&hvlocphy=9030887&hvtargid=pla-315160523271

 

I put a plush dog bed in my back seat if we are going anywhere on an extended trip. My doberman just lays on it without issue and the hair clings to it (albeit short black hair)

 

yup kurgo seat cover for pets.

 

Seat covers, and the Dyson pet hair vacuum attachment!