FURemover Broom

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But in the open areas, the Sweepa was a beast. Collecting crumbs and hair, nothing was safe. The bristles really shine on hardwood or tile floors. Interestingly, the Sweepa is nearly identical to another dog hair broom we reviewed, the much more popular Price. Most pet brooms are a good value, although heavy-duty models and those with dustpans can cost a little more. Whatever your budget, you’ll find a broom to suit your needs.

My only complaint is that the handle and head are sold separately. I mean, who wants half a broom? It can take a bit off pushing to attach the handle, but once it’s on, it stays on! We've been using this particular broom for exactly one year now and it still has magical capabilities when it comes to cleaning dog hair from hard floors. It just works amazingly for this particular task. The extendable handle coupled with a telescopic head means you can easily maneuver this broom into almost every corner of every home for easy fur removal. Additionally, it’s very easy to clean with routine washing and can be used both indoors and outside. 7. NZQXJXZ Push Broom

The $8 rubber broom from Kmart has mums singing its praise.

Bulkier brooms may also have a tougher time navigating tight corners. That being the case, there are pros and cons to both styles. You’ll just want to find the option that most suits your situation. Price This piece was originally written by Anne Fritz, who as the proud owner of a lab-hound mix and—more recently—a rescue puppy, has spent over a decade learning how to remove pet hair from her life. Fritz likes using the FurZapper because it’s easy and brainless to toss it into the washing machine along with the rest of her family’s wash. Like my former neighbor. She slept with three fully grown Alaskan Malamutes. You had better bet that her king-sized bed was always covered in dog hair. Didn’t bother her in the slightest. But then, she hated chores too.

And this is where I discovered a real game-changing weapon to be harnessed in the ongoing fight against hairy floors. But, and here's the thing, this is a brush with a hidden utility.

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This was physically harder work than I was expecting. Brushing the carpets did manage to lift stubborn dog hair, but by the time I'd vigorously brushed and scrubbed a couple of large rooms on a hot summer's day, I was pretty drenched.