Has anyone tried using those yellow Playtex gloves to remove cat or dog hair from their couch or cha

Yeah, You just put the gloves on and rub it across the chair or sofa, and it just gathers it together so you can pick it up! I think it has to do with the rubber and static electricity and such, I also know that that they have a broom made out of rubber for the floor too! Try it and let me know what you think.

Has anyone tried using those yellow Playtex gloves to remove cat or dog hair from their couch or chair?

I use ordinary rubber washing up gloves to take the cat hair off soft furnishings. You simply dampen the palm with a little water and rub your hand across the fabric and rinse off the hair it picks up.

When I had a carpeted stair, I used a rubber bristled broom before I vacuumed and I found it really effective. I've not tried it on a hardwood or tiled floor though.

They also make rubber bristled grooming brushes which my cats seem to like. I suspect it's a bit like getting a massage at the same time.

Has anyone tried using those yellow Playtex gloves to remove cat or dog hair from their couch or chair?

ive always done this...i think you got it, the static and rubber combo is the perfect thing for cat hair

Has anyone tried using those yellow Playtex gloves to remove cat or dog hair from their couch or chair?

wow that sounds great...my white/grey mixed color cat has fur all types of places in my house...he loves sleeping on my dark brown futon couch...i will get some gloves and test this out thanks for sharing...i always used a lint roller lik 4 a week!!!

Has anyone tried using those yellow Playtex gloves to remove cat or dog hair from their couch or chair?

I've not heard of this yet? I do know that a fabric softner sheet picked up hair. I have 7 dogs %26amp; 7 cats, it works good. Also the Hartz Pet Hair Removal brush works great for clothing. It has individual sheets on a roller. Use one, toss it %26amp; the next sheet is ready to go!

Has anyone tried using those yellow Playtex gloves to remove cat or dog hair from their couch or chair?

I haven't heard about those! It's most likely the static and rubber though.