I have this french blanket on a futon, and my cat likes to lay on it, and has been for years, but the problem is he hs left so much fur all over the blanket and futon. Now I want to machine wash it, but i'm afraid that it will clog the washing machine and my mom discourages washing it.
How do I go about removing the fur? Please someone, give me a genius easy idea. I was thinking of removing it with toilet paper, but that takes too long, plus I don't think a lint brush will work.
How do I remove the cat hair off of this french blanket(that came from paris).
Help! How do I get a mass of cat hair of this french blanket....?
I read all the other answers and they are all great. Once you remove the big gobs, toss the blanket in the dryer on Fluff.No heat. Keep checking the lint trap and remove any build up of hair. The tape is a great idea after you get most of the excess removed in the dryer.
Good luck.
Help! How do I get a mass of cat hair of this french blanket....?
Buy a lint brush
Help! How do I get a mass of cat hair of this french blanket....?
just use sticky tape wrapped around your hand should pick hair off but will take a while as u need to keep replacing tape
Help! How do I get a mass of cat hair of this french blanket....?
Try using rubber gloves (The yellow platex) My sister-in-law say it work on her furniture
Help! How do I get a mass of cat hair of this french blanket....?
pick it up with duct tape
Help! How do I get a mass of cat hair of this french blanket....?
use a Large Surface Adhesive Lint Roller. This tool is about 10" in lengtha dn is very affective on blankets, quilts, comforters as well as carpeting and hardwood flooring. I have one myself and use it on a regular basis. Found it online through Yahoo Shopping Search.
Help! How do I get a mass of cat hair of this french blanket....?
Have you tried a rubber glove, that is suppose to be good for removing pet hair off a sofa, may just work on the blanket aswell....
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