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A tip for getting fur off fleece!

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emmiiee

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Normally I just brush with a dush pan brush like normal,

but for some strange reason today I ran the brush in a circular motion, and it picked up twice as much fur!! and looks clean as new!!
 
That's useful to know, thanks. Mine are covered in fur! I keep meaning to use one of those sticky rollers on them.
 
I got a brush from asda for £1 the other week, its great. If anyone reads andvwants one ith has 2 sides of red material that when brushed over clothes in 1 direction pushes small bristles uo that remove the hair. Handle is grey and ther are arrows on to show you which direction to use it! For £1 I'm very pleased! It was in the laundry section and no need for refils, just rub fingers in circular motion to remove the bits!
 
Neleh said:
I got a brush from asda for £1 the other week, its great. If anyone reads andvwants one ith has 2 sides of red material that when brushed over clothes in 1 direction pushes small bristles uo that remove the hair. Handle is grey and ther are arrows on to show you which direction to use it! For £1 I'm very pleased! It was in the laundry section and no need for refils, just rub fingers in circular motion to remove the bits!
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That sounds really good! Although I can't picture it, so I doubt I'll know it if I see it in Asda! :D
 
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