Question for those who have doggos

Answered above at https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/question-for-those-who-have-doggos.522056/#post-16572456

 

I use swiffer.

 

I had my cap spec'd out before my dogs were even born. This was the main reason why I got it.

 

I have the wetokole covers and weathertech mats. I've found the hair comes out pretty easily. I'm sure the bare seats can make it a challenge.

However, I also own a short hair dog and you really can't notice the hair on the seats.

 

I have a Shepard/Ridge-back mix who ejects double his body weight in fur every day. I have the Carhartt seat cover, but have totally given up on the floor...

 

All-weather mats and

Pet Wedge & Mini- Pocket Pet Wedge Hair Remover - Can instantly remove pet hair and other debris from the tightest places.

pet wedge hair remover for the floorboards, works great

Clazzio covers with a blanket over them for the seats, way easier to clean than the fabric and looks great

 

I have 2 dogs, the one is a lab/golden retriever cross and sheds heavily year round and it weaves into fabric. When I worked at a car detailing shop we would use these rubber coated gloves, just wipe with the glove while you vacuum and all hair gets pulled out of the fabric with the gloves. Easiest and cheapest way to get tough dog hair out of anything.

 

Dye the dogs hair the same color as your interior.

 

I have a German Shepherd Shedder, and keeping up with the dog hair is a losing battle. I swear I can take him on one trip and I can vacuum a whole 5 gal. shopvac full of dog hair. I have 100% given up on getting it out of every nook and cranny, it is next to impossible.

This thread has given me some inspiration, so I'll try some of these other products first before completely giving up all hope.

 

I use a non shedding dog. only true way ive found.

 

You don't choose your dog, your dog chooses you.

 

I have a ancient hand + shop Vac technique that has always worked for me. I don't like the idea of possibly transferring adhesive residue on to my cloth (probably wouldn't happen but I have already rationalized this in my little brain) usually takes me one 16oz beer to finish vacuuming with my Stihl shop vac.

 

I have a German Shedder too and my Fiancee and I both use a dog hammock for him but I still tend to get hair blown around the cab when the windows are open. Plus it likes to find it's way through the hammock slits where the buckles are suppose to pop through. The easiest, cheapest and best solution I have found is to just wet your hands a little bit and just rub the hair into clumps that you can just grab or vacuum out.

Spoiler

Granted, it doesn't get everything but it still helps with getting most of it.

 

Clazzio covers + weathertech liners was my solution. Makes getting doggo hair out much easier, primarily bc it doesn't stick in the fibers of cloth/carpet

 

LOL mine is FAR worse than that...lol

 

I don't know if I'd rather have shedding or this drooling problem.

 

Awesome I missed that earlier, Thank You for the info!!!!!