For most a dog, then the couch is just one big, comfy pet bed. It isn’t important if your wet-nosed, tail-wagging buddy is long haired or short haired or big or little, he sheds. Almost as readily as his shedding coat becomes embedded into your couch’s cushions, you can remove it.
Fur-Get About It
Using a vacuum cleaner attachment is a fantastic means to remove most of the dog coat embedded at the pillows. The suction will remove the loose hair and loosen the trapped hair. Vacuum repeatedly over the hairy regions until no more hair is coming out.
Removing the Remainder
Removing any remaining hair in the couch is so doggone easy you’d wag your tail if you had one. Put on a clean rubber glove and conduct your gloved hand over the hair. The rubbery surface pulls out and catches stuck hair. Dampen the glove to help remove long, stubborn or closely tangled hair. Wash your glove to remove the clinging fur. Use the vacuum cleaner to pick up any remaining hairs. For occasional or quick clean-ups, use a tape wax or lint brush to remove hair from pillows.