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[Imaoldhippie]

@Lucky Charm ...........The dryer is definitely not hairy, but the lint filter is.  Why would you think dry clothes would leave the dryer dirty?  Unless I fall into a mud puddle.  I put dry clothes in the dryer when something I want to wear has wrinkles.

[Marp]

I've had decent success with a microfiber sponge like the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.

[CherryHugs]

Thank you everyone! I do appreciate your help.

I love animals and family and friends have dogs that I love.

This dog was just shedding so excessively and the hair

was just piled on my arms lol and all over my clothes.

He was on my lap the entire time and I loved that.

Usually when I am back from a fur babys house I can

easily brush off my clothes outside   This was so

much more than ever lmbooo

[Kachina624]

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@bikerbabe wrote:
I have a flamepoint Maine Coon. I should buy stock in the maker of sticky rollers. 🤨🥸

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@bikerbabe.  I'll match you and raise you one....I've had as many as five rough collies at one time.

[Kachina624]

@bikerbabe. @Citrine1.  Here's the type of lint brush you need.  I don't have this exact one but it's made the same.  I had one I used on my comforter for years.  One swipe and hair and lint are gone with no effort.  It collects in a bin which you empty when full, then keep using. 

[colliemom4]

I have lint roller brushes all over my home and even in our vehicles. Should do the trick.

[Puggywuggy]

@CherryHugs...Aww, you came across immediately as an animal lover, no worries! Generally simply washing and drying will do the trick and if that doesn't do it the ole masking tape round the hand, lint rollers, pet bounce strips, etc. that others have mentioned will work to take care of any stray hairs. We have rescued pugs for many years and these all work well for the inevitable hair transfer.

[CherryHugs]

@Puggywuggy   Aww thank you....glad to hear that.  I never had a dog only cats. Most family and friends have dogs and a few cats too 

Thank you to everyone and I sure will see what works best. 

[CelticCrafter]

Yellow Playtex rubber gloves work great on upholstered furniture.