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Boxer hair in the car

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#1 · (Edited)
I am looking into getting a SUV but in the mean time have a 4 door Mazda. I try to keep a seat cover on it to avoid stubborn Boxer hair but sometimes it's in the wash or moves around and Roxy and Porsha hair get on the seats.

How do I get it off????? The vacuum is useless and I've tried using sticky rollers - they hep but takes forever. Do any one have any tips or tricks???
 
#7 ·
I could never find a solution for dog hair in the SUV, so I went out and bought some fake leather seat covers. I got a complete set for back and front seats from a liquidation centre for about $40 and it's the best money I ever spent. I can just wipe or vacuum the dog hair away, and if they have dirty paws it just wipes right off. And if I ever want to sell my vehicle the seat fabric underneath the covers will be pristine.
 
#17 ·
Boxer hair has a mind of its own! One time I was walking in my house and stepped on something.. I thought was a splinter from the floor. I sat down to take a look and it was a dog hair that stabbed me in the foot and was stuck in my skin! I call them little porcupine quills.
 
#18 ·
Yep, been there still there :/, between dogs, cats.....its a chore. I have come to the point I don't invite anyone over anymore. My chihuahuas like to cover themselves in their beds, what a job getting the hair off their beds and their blankets I am now throwing away every other wash as I just can't get the embedded hair out. It hooks itself in the fabric. I have bought all kinds of pet hair removers .
 
#20 ·
It's crazy because I was always under the impression that boxers weren't shedders! At least it's not horrendous shedding.
My BFs parents have a lab retriever whose hair I'm still trying to get out of the rug and couches (they stayed with us about a month ago). somehow I am still finding her hairs on my clothes it's nuts!
 
#26 ·
A shop vac with an attachment works pretty good. My vacuum has suction control and I just hike it all the way up and it seems to work better. It's also a pet vacuum so has a nice attachment with a rubber brush instead of the normal one. It's a bissel power glide pet. Also comes with a febreeze filter that I put my own oils on. Water bottle Plastic Bottle Drinkware Glass
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#28 ·
This thread cracks me up. I am looking to buy a new car and my father showed me a car the other day with cloth seats. I was like you are kidding right... Cora would have her white fur all over the seats in a heart beat. My current car now has leather and her fur is so easy to remove even if it still gets everywhere. Lol!
 
#30 ·
Oh I so wish I had read this thread before trading in my car. It had leathers seats and the new one cloth. I spent two hours trying to get the hair off the new cars seats. That's with a cover on the back seat and just dealing with the edges that were no covered.....
 
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