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How do you keep pet hair off of baby items?

manda_mullinsmanda_mullins member
in 3rd Trimester

Our house is hardwood, so the hair FLIES.?

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Any way to keep it off baby items...??

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  • cassiedawncassiedawn
    If you figure it out..let me know! Im about to put a dog and cat up for adoption..jk. Its annoying!!
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  • TinkermegTinkermeg

    Wrap everything in plastic...

     

    I think cat hair is just going to be part of baby's life.

    I used to suck on our cat's head when I was a baby and I lived. lol

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  • Mr. & Mrs. RNMr. & Mrs. RN member
    Just one of the joys of having a dog unfortunately. We just vacuum a lot and give him baths. That seems to keep it at bay.
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  • manda_mullinsmanda_mullins member
    imageTinkermeg:

    Wrap everything in plastic...

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    I think cat hair is just going to be part of baby's life.

    I used to suck on our cat's head when I was a baby and I lived. lol

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    LMAO!!!! That's adorable!?

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  • bakemeacakebakemeacake
    I just got what basically amounts to a lint roller on a long stick that I use almost daily to get rid of cat hair on the hardwood floors.  It's quicker than vacuuming.  We try and keep the cats out of the baby's room as much as possible (we keep the door shut) but other than that, I think it's unavoidable.
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  • nerdsbridenerdsbride
    The only way is to get rid of your pets...then clean your house about 500 times and replace your flooring. Sad
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  • ARC 07ARC 07
    We are worried about this too. We have 3 very fluffy cats. They are into everything and their hair gets everywhere. I hope DS is not allergic to cats!!! Let me know if you find any good tricks! :)
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  • rouge411rouge411
    Try using a Furminator/Furbuster on your pets... and vacuum a lot.
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  • superisa00superisa00
    Lordy I wish I knew, between our dog and cat I could create a pet hair teddy bear for baby. I sweep constantly. nothing works.
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  • byrne15byrne15 member
    it gets everywhere...and then you stop caring

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  • wellfleet04wellfleet04 member
    I don't.  I have a golden retriever, aka professional shedder. DD constantly has dog hair on her, her clothes, her toys, etc.  I don't really care.  I figure it's building up her immune system!
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  • bchlvnmom09bchlvnmom09
    Hey send info my way! I have hard wood floors and havent figured it out yet. I cant go one day without vaccuming, and even that isnt enough! I just figured atleast my baby wont have allergies!
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  • jamiejefferisjamiejefferis
    I have a lab who sheds constantly. ?Getting rid of him is not an option EVER. ?Try using a plain old comb everyday until you start to get less hair and then once or twice a week. ?It works for him but I am usually too lazy to keep up with it and I will only do it in the summer when it is warm out. ?Other than that, some extra hair adds cushioning to a hardwood floor, right?
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