If you have a pet at home, you know how to look down and see a layer of hair instead of your real floors. In summer, our furry friends can begin to shoot more To get rid of the winter coat and stay cool. So with extra hair in the air, on earth, and all over the furniture, how can you keep your home fresh hot month?

We have flown two cleaning experts for their top tips on how to maintain a pet that is hairless to you and Your fur baby can enjoy.

Groom first, always

Key to minimize the hair pet in the house to prevent it from the first place, not to clean it later.

“I always say, brush dog in front of dog brushes you“says Patricia Duarte cleaning expert.” Summer heat ramps for shedding – especially in double-coated breeds – so that by investing five to 10 minutes a day with a plain brush for (substrate tools are well worth it. ”

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Cleans as you go

If you have the tools handsome in your home for everyday cleansing can stop your hair.

“(I) I recommend that you hold a hair removal brush or a pet removal using a sofa or a speedy daily touching UP,” says Jessica Gonzalez cleaning expert. “Small habits like these crosses a long way when you try to keep up with summer spill.”

Wireless vacuums are also great for high-traffic areas that your pet is regularly passing.

“It’s light, independent and easy enough to be used every day without fear,” Duarte explains. “(IT) is also a savior to zapping fur from a bathing hair – truly everywhere everywhere. Fast once before the bath runs, holding the drain happy and saves the plumber.”

To mitigate a mess on the door

Before your pet can even enter the living room, the absorbent matte can keep your pet’s hair.

“They capture paw prints, water and fur before being comfortable in the carpet or slipped into hidden surfaces in appliances and beds,” Duart says. “They score so much Furball floating – I can’t imagine what my home would look without them.”

Treat hard surfaces and carpet differently

For hardwood floors or tiles, dry microfiber or electrostatic mop dust for miracles.

“They are great to pick up pet hair quickly, and you don’t have to extract vacuum every time,” Gonzalez says. “Try to avoid wiping a bristle broom, because it tends to waste hair, instead of picking it up.”

The key to coating floors of hardwood or tile is to slow down, boxing area and moving in the m-sample. The carpet, on the other hand, is pending more hair and requires a different kind of diligence.

“Vacuum a day with fast wireless (i) deep clean weekly” suggests Duarte. “Throwing you. Fur Likes to get involved in fiber, so staying ahead key.”

Vacuum furniture

These are not just the floors that you need to worry about fabric furniture can also be focal pitches for fur.

“I propose a handheld vacuum with a pet brush or even wet rubber gloves for catching hair out of the pillow,” says Gonzalez. “Sounds odd, but the slave trick works well.”

Pet covers or a particular blanket are also simply a solution for preventing hair to accumulate everywhere.

“They protect your furniture and pig well, which is important, because” it’s a dog’s place now “shouldn’t be a life sentence for your stylish belt,” Duarte says.

Wash what your pet laid

Whatever your pet lies – whether it’s throwing blankets or pet beds – they need to go through weekly washing.

“I throw in silicone laundry laundry to capture extra hair in the washer and dryer, and one-fourth borax cup to soften hard water,” Duarte says.