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Pet Hair Removal
To begin, the majority of dust and debris must be removed. Then pet hair removal tools are used to dislodge and pile the hair, followed by vacuum removal.
The time to remove pet hair is dependent on the interior surface area of the vehicle, and the intensity and amount of pet hair accumulated. Once the pet hair removal is complete, the areas of application will be free of pet hair.
Safety supplies include impervious gloves.
You will require a vacuum to complete this task. View the products used tab for Auto Valet products and accessories relating to this detailing task.
AREAS OF APPLICATION
Interior Carpet
Seats
PRODUCTS USED
PRODUCTS USED
Detailing task 2: Pet Hair Removal
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Directions
STEP 1: REMOVE DUST AND DEBRIS
Remove loose valuables and garbage, dislodge dust and debris, and give the interior a vacuum.STEP 2: REMOVE THE PET HAIR
For carpeted surfaces, use a pet hair removal stone. For non-carpeted surfaces, use a pet hairbrush. Gently glide the stone or brush across the surface in a sweeping motion, gathering the hair into a pile, or various small piles. Use a vacuum to remove the piles of hair.STEP 3: REVIEW YOUR WORK
Review your work. For remaining pet hair repeat step 2. If hairs are tightly woven into the cloth fibers, use a stiff-bristled brush to assist in loosening the hairs. Use a vacuum to ensure the areas of application are free of loosened pet hair.Tips
- Pet hair must be completely dry before effective removal is possible.
- The pet hair removal stone is abrasive and will scratch non-carpeted surfaces. Only use the pet hair removal stone on carpeted areas.
- Be sure to carefully read and follow all product instructions and precautions, on the product labels.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
There are three main tools used to effectively remove pet hair from the interior of a vehicle. (1) A pet hair removal stone is used on carpeted surfaces. (2) A pet hairbrush is used for both carpeted and non-carpeted surfaces. (3) A vacuum is used to remove the loosened pet hair. Additionally, a stiff-bristled brush may be used to assist in loosening hairs that are tightly woven into the cloth fibers.
Pet hair removal stones are only used on carpeted surfaces. As the stone is abrasive, it will scratch non-carpeted surfaces such as plastic, vinyl, metal, carbon fiber, and leather. For non-carpeted surfaces, use a pet hair brush (made from rubber) to safely and effectively remove pet hair.