Vacuum regularly and thoroughly
Vacuuming is the first and most important step in getting rid of pet hair from your carpeted floors. You should aim to vacuum at least once a week, but if you have multiple pets or your pets shed a lot, you may need to vacuum more frequently. Use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter to trap allergens and ensure that you are effectively removing the pet hair.
Use a rubber broom or squeegee
If your vacuum cleaner is not picking up all of the pet hair, you can try using a rubber broom or squeegee. These tools are specifically designed to attract pet hair and make it easier to remove from carpets. Simply run the broom or squeegee over the carpet in a sweeping motion, and the pet hair will stick to the rubber material.
Use a lint roller or tape
If you only have a small area of pet hair that needs to be removed, such as a spot where your pet likes to lay, you can use a lint roller or tape to quickly and easily pick up the hair. Simply roll the lint roller or wrap the tape around your hand with the sticky side facing out, and lightly press it against the carpet to collect the hair.
Use a carpet rake or brush
A carpet rake or brush is another effective tool for removing pet hair from carpets. These tools have stiff bristles that help to loosen and lift the hair from the carpet fibers. Simply run the rake or brush over the carpet in a back-and-forth motion, and the hair will gather into clumps that can easily be vacuumed or picked up.
Use a pet hair remover tool
There are many pet hair remover tools available on the market that are specifically designed to remove pet hair from carpets and upholstery. These tools typically use static electricity or a rubber material to attract and lift the hair. Some popular options include the Fur-Zoff Pet Hair Remover and the ChomChom Roller. These tools are easy to use and can quickly remove pet hair from your carpets.