We have two Humane Society Specials, but sometimes it feels like we have more. They drop fur so much that I sometimes wonder if they snuck another dog in here! We have to vacuum every day but one place that ALWAYS seems to need extra attention is the stairs. I saw this idea on Pinterest and thought before I 'pin' it anywhere, I better make sure it works.
All you need:
Animals who drop fur
A squeegee
The reason I hate the stairs is because simply vacuuming them is not enough. I need to get my fingers in the grooves to really get the hair that gets tucked back there (and I often wonder why it always seems to go back there). I took the squeegee and it was AMAZING! It took me no time to clean the stairs and my fingers weren't aching when I was done.
Bonus! I showed the Bigs how to do it so I can add it to the "Oh No" can!
Great idea! I'm am thankful I now have non-shedding dogs. Also no more stairs!! I remember the days of two yellow labs and all the hair everywhere.
ReplyDeleteI can't even imagine how lovely it would be to have dogs that didn't shed!! You're right though... hair is EVERYWHERE! :-P
DeleteGreat idea! I hate vacuuming the stairs especially when the cord is at the top and I fear the vacuum tumbling down on me...yes, it has happened.
DeleteMy two yellow labs shed so much, I am shocked that they are not bald.
Thanks for sharing! I will try it soon...after this "holy weekend" prior to the start of school of course.
Yes! The cord is AWFUL!!! I don't think you'll even need to vacuum them, it's crazy how much you can get with just the squeegee!! Let me know how it goes! I think you will LOVE it!! <3
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