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Candy Girl
Candy girl- you are so sweet!
Member since 11/07 6349 total posts
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erin
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For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
What do you use to clean up the shedding?
I don't actually have a pet, but I shed like an animal. I'm not even kidding. My hair is all over my house. It clusters in corners and collects dust. When I sweep it up, it just sticks to the broom. I have a shark cordless sweeper and a bissell mini-vac and the "cone", and they're ok, but I think I need something that can really get into the corners.
I don't need a big 'ol vacuum because I don't have carpeting except for one area rug in DD"s nursery.
Any suggestions?
Edit: typo
Message edited 2/18/2010 10:18:10 AM.
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jteach
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Member since 9/07 3939 total posts
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Jess
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
I use a swiffer for all the dog hair that piles up and then I go over everything with my Dyson Vaccum
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| Posted 2/18/10 10:25 AM |
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babymakes3
Almost there!
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
Posted by olliesmama
I use a swiffer for all the dog hair that piles up and then I go over everything with my Dyson Vaccum
That's exactly what I do.
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| Posted 2/18/10 10:39 AM |
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BriBri2u
L'amore vince sempre
Member since 5/05 9320 total posts
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Mrs. B
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
I also shed, I'm surprised at the amount of hair that is on my head with all the strands that fall off of it 
I vaccumm everyday. Its the only thing that helps. I have all hardwood floors & a cat.
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| Posted 2/18/10 10:49 AM |
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Megs4
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Member since 11/08 1619 total posts
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Megan
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
We swiffer or use the dustbuster to get the tumbleweeds of dog fur (and some of my hair I am sure!) and then we vacuum everything. We have hardwood with area rugs in all rooms and our vacuum can be used on both without adjusting anything manually.
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| Posted 2/18/10 11:07 AM |
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HollaDay
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Member since 8/08 620 total posts
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Holla!
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
My aunt has 4 golden retrievers so you can imagine the kind of dog hair around the house!
She actually installed a central vac system to make it easier. Just plug in the vac and suck up the hair...then empty a giant bin in the basement 1ce a month.
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| Posted 2/18/10 11:13 AM |
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robynfs
12/6/10!!
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
My cleaning lady uses a swiffer...I wait till she comes 
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| Posted 2/18/10 11:40 AM |
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Cheeks24
Living a dream
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Cheeks
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
I use a dry swiffer, vaccuum and Shark Steam mop.
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| Posted 2/18/10 12:35 PM |
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Nik211
my little monkey<3
Member since 5/08 3303 total posts
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Nik
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
i have a dog that makes a huge mess  between hair crumbs and drool she drives me nuts!
i usually sweep out all the corners then i vaccuum with my Dyson then i use a swifer for under my couch and under my bed...i also vaccuum off the bottom of the broom...
i hate hair and crumbs on a floor....i usually do every other day but now my dog is shedding heavy so i doing it everyday 
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KimberlyScott
Graceyn=My World <3
Member since 10/08 4173 total posts
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Kimberly
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
I have 3 dogs!! One that sheds really bad, the other 2 don't but...I sweep the entire space then I dry swift then suck it all up with my kurve. I mop too with a microfiber mop b/c their paw prints are all over along with their drool. I find myself doing it every day. Days I wish we never switched over from carpet b/c carpet was so much easier but, I like the look of the wood floors.
Message edited 2/18/2010 1:01:46 PM.
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JessInCA
live laugh love
Member since 8/06 5082 total posts
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Jess
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
We use the roomba in between major vaccuums to try and keep up with the shedding.
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nraboni
Uggh...
Member since 10/09 6905 total posts
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Nicole
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
Posted by HollaDay
My aunt has 4 golden retrievers so you can imagine the kind of dog hair around the house!
She actually installed a central vac system to make it easier. Just plug in the vac and suck up the hair...then empty a giant bin in the basement 1ce a month.
OMG...4!! I have one and I thought his shedding was bad...I can't imagine 4!!
I actually have a Dyson Ball for Pets. I don't swiffer because I find that it really doesn't get all of the hair.
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| Posted 2/18/10 1:50 PM |
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Chatham-Chick
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
I vacuum (Dyson Animal).
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| Posted 2/18/10 4:49 PM |
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Goobster
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
Swiffer dry pads work amazingly
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| Posted 2/18/10 4:52 PM |
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jgl
Love my little boys!!!
Member since 8/07 7060 total posts
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
I use the swifter and also go over it with the vacuum - i use the floor attachment. then i mop/clean it with a microfiber cloth and orange glo
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| Posted 2/18/10 5:08 PM |
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queensgal
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Re: For those who have hardwood/tile floors and pets...
I have the bissell healthy home vacuum. I only have 2 small area rugs but i love having the vacuum. It also helps with the dust - I know you are in Brooklyn so I would think you get a lot of dust like me in Queens  I am obsessed with vacuuming my baseboards - my cat's hair makes little bunnies in the corners and the bissell gets them right up.
I think a real vacuum is best for hair, I vacuum all my hardwood and tile floors - its good for picking up crumbs in the kitchen too.
Edited to add: I also love the vacuum for getting the little bits between my hardwood floors. My floors are old and there are some cracks where settling has occurred. A dry vac, sweeper, steam mop, etc. in my opinion don't clean these crevices as well.
Message edited 2/20/2010 8:07:33 AM.
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