1. Sprinkle some water before sweeping the floor

Before sweeping the floor, sprinkle a small amount of water in the air and on the ground. The fine hairs will condense into clumps, making it easier to find and collect. This method also works for cleaning pet hair stuck to clothing: Soak your hands in tap water and shake off the excess water. Then gently rub your hands over the clothes, and the pet hair will be easily stuck to your hands.

2. Sprinkle the leftover tea leaves on the ground

Squeeze out the water from the leftover tea leaves to keep them slightly moist. When sweeping the floor, sprinkle a handful of tea leaves on the ground and slowly push the tea leaves to sweep. The light pet dog hair will now become very obedient and curled up with the tea leaves. If the floor is lighter in color, it is best to use green tea or tea that has been brewed multiple times to clean it to avoid staining.

3. Solve hair loss at the source

Preventing pet hair loss is reducing trouble at the source. On the one hand, you can feed your pet cat food, dog food or snacks that contain anti-hair loss, and on the other hand, you can comb your pet's hair frequently. There are also needle combs on the market that are designed to comb the fine hair of pets. Cut off the old stockings and put them at the bottom of the pet comb. After using them for a period of time, you can remove the stockings to remove hair and dust in one fell swoop, making it easy and trouble-free.

4. Dust roller

The dust roller is a simple hair removal tool that is sold in supermarkets and pet supply stores. After cleaning the pet hair on the bed and sofa, rinse the surface of the rubber tube with soap and water. It can be reused after drying. You can also use wide tape instead: cut a piece of wide tape about 10 cm, wrap the tape outward on your hand, press it on the hairy clothing, and change one side to the other side until the surface of the tape completely loses its adhesion.