How to remove dog hair from car seats?

Wipe the seats down or spray them and let dry. Use the lint brush or a stiff-bristled brush on the seat to loosen and remove the stuck hair. Apply a sticky-paper lint roller or length of packing tape to remove stubborn hairs. Press the tape or roller against the seat firmly. read more

Brush your dog regularly to remove as much dead, loose hair as possible. This will lessen the amount of shed hair you find elsewhere. Some dog hair may transfer from you to your car's seats, so check your outfit for hitchhiking pet hair before you get in your car. read more

Use a sponge mop if you're removing pet hair from a low-pile carpet, in which case the floor should be thoroughly vacuumed first. Rub the fabric, upholstery, or carpet with the sponge. The fur should roll up into clumps that you can pick off by hand. read more

Option 1: One of the best tools for removing hair from your vehicle is a simple rubber kitchen glove. Wearing one of these, wet your fingers and begin to rub the target surfaces of your car or truck. Rub in a single direction and form the hair into larger and larger clumps (almost as if you are sweeping a floor). read more