We have a white short haired little dog. We also have a dodge truck with with the charcoal or dark grey cloth interior, every hair can be seen from 20 feet away on that type of background. We do use a seat cover on the rear seat but every time she jumps in for a ride the first thing she does is shake and the shed hair goes everywhere, carpet, dash, seats, even gets on the headliner. Its almost like everything has static on it and attracts it. Vacuuming takes forever and is to do daily. Any suggestions to make hair removal easier or prevent to from sticking so well to everything? Thanks R

Go to your local grocery store to the laundry section and pick up a spray can of Static Guard. Spray the cloth and floors in your vehicle then vacuum normally. The hair will remove much easier.Then use the same vacuum on the dog before it gets in the vehicle.

Wait, dog hair on every surface isn't normal?

BizmarksMom wrote:Wait, dog hair on every surface isn't normal? I agree, my thinking also. It even has a tendency to stick to the vertical plastic surfaces of the inside door panels at times. Ha, maybe I need to drag a grounding chain or something. Not really but it has me baffled. The static guard is a good idea,I will try that. Thanks

Not to state the obvious, but daily brushing (the dog), should help some. For sure do it before a ride if you have time. Possibly a diet change for healthy coat? Not sure on that one, but you never know. Good luck.

Duct tape, pat sticky side on upholstery.

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DutchmenSport
Explorer
Feb 22, 2018
Go to your local grocery store to the laundry section and pick up a spray can of Static Guard. Spray the cloth and floors in your vehicle then vacuum normally. The hair will remove much easier.

Then use the same vacuum on the dog before it gets in the vehicle.
BizmarksMom
Explorer
Feb 23, 2018
Wait, dog hair on every surface isn't normal?
Ramp_Digger
Explorer
Feb 23, 2018
BizmarksMom wrote:
Wait, dog hair on every surface isn't normal?
I agree, my thinking also. It even has a tendency to stick to the vertical plastic surfaces of the inside door panels at times. Ha, maybe I need to drag a grounding chain or something. Not really but it has me baffled. The static guard is a good idea,I will try that.
Thanks
nohurry
Explorer
Feb 23, 2018
Not to state the obvious, but daily brushing (the dog), should help some. For sure do it before a ride if you have time. Possibly a diet change for healthy coat? Not sure on that one, but you never know. Good luck.
DownTheAvenue
Explorer
Feb 23, 2018
Duct tape, pat sticky side on upholstery.
downtheroad
Explorer
Feb 23, 2018
Ours rides in a crate on the back seat...crate is belted/strapped in. This really helps cut down on the hair and in my opinion is safer for her.
doxiemom11
Explorer II
Feb 23, 2018
Use a damp sponge. The hair will ball right up and most of it will come off. What's left, get with some tape or the lint rollers with the sticky surface. Daily brushing will help with shedding.
Halmfamily
Explorer
Feb 23, 2018
Shave the dog.:B
gbopp
Explorer
Feb 23, 2018
BizmarksMom wrote:
Wait, dog hair on every surface isn't normal?

A true dog owner! :)
LJAZ
Explorer
Feb 23, 2018
BizmarksMom wrote:
Wait, dog hair on every surface isn't normal?

I always thought it was fashion statement! Like having nose art on the windows.