Did you try those lint rollers? They work great!

 

Yes Des I did, in fact that was the first thing we used, I tell ya the hair is now permanently part of my coat. geez

 

I have alot of black outfits. This tailor's brush, besides tape,
is the only thing I found that works to get cat hair off of
my clothes. This is worth a try.
http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/...product/detailmain.jsp?itemID=6110&itemType=PRODUCT&RS=1&keyword=clothing+brush

 

Sorry can't help ya here 8O
My "getting ready" routine includes grabbing the outfit with the least hair
With 2 shedding dogs, 7 cats, and 5 rabbits living in the house it's quite impossible for us to keep our clothes completely fur free 8O

 

Different materials require different techniques. The sticky roller brush is good for some things but not everything. Try an actual lint brush or, since it's a wool coat, try a rubber glove. I use a rubber glove to get cat hair off my furniture, curtains and certain materials. Works like a charm. Put on the glove and take short, firm strokes in one direction and the hair should roll into little balls. I'd love to know the results for you.

 

Will do, thanx pals.

 

I used to raise collies. I used a damp sponge. Good luck!

 

Different materials require different techniques. The sticky roller brush is good for some things but not everything. Try an actual lint brush or, since it's a wool coat, try a rubber glove. I use a rubber glove to get cat hair off my furniture, curtains and certain materials. Works like a charm. Put on the glove and take short, firm strokes in one direction and the hair should roll into little balls. I'd love to know the results for you.

What kind of a rubber glove? The big yellow kind with the textured palms?

 

I noticed that hair rarely stick on velvet.

 

I just use cheap rubber gloves that you use for dishes. I use it dry but you can dampen it a little too. I wear a lot of wool clothing and either the rubber glove or a basic lint brush works great for me. I think you just have to experiment as different materials and the different types of cat hair make a difference. I don't think any one thing works in all situations.

 

We have the hardest time getting cat hair off the area rug in our living room. The vacuum just can't do it and it looks terrible. I found the "Pet Hair Magnet" does the trick very well. http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/...?pf_id=1105701&dept_id=12&brand_id=198&mscssid=BMWHTRAX9KP18GEU5EXL4VCD1G67BWW7 It is basically just a rubber squeegie.