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so, i've been a cat mom for the past 5 years, and my furball's hair is literally everywhere! it's like a never-ending battle. i love my kitty to pieces, but i find her hair in places i didn't even know existed! 😹 has anyone tried those special pet vacuums or those magic lint rollers? do they actually work, or is it just another gimmick? also, i read somewhere that certain brushes can really help reduce shedding, but i’m a bit skeptical. anyone had luck with those? on a side note, i once tried this homemade mix of water, vinegar, and a touch of essential oil for cleaning up fur. it was... interesting. worked okay but smelled kinda weird. would love to hear any tips or tricks from fellow pet owners! maybe we can all help each other out or share a laugh about our fluffy companions. 🐾

Hey MarshaP! 😸 I totally get the struggle with cat hair everywhere. It's like they have a secret mission to cover every inch of our homes! I've tried a few things over the years. Those pet vacuums can be a game-changer, especially the ones with HEPA filters. They really help with allergies too. As for lint rollers, they’re great for quick fixes, but I find the reusable ones with sticky surfaces work best in the long run. As for brushes, the Furminator is a lifesaver. It reduces shedding significantly, and my cat actually enjoys the grooming session. It's like a mini spa day for her. 😺 Also, I’ve heard good things about rubber grooming gloves—they’re fun and effective! If you're looking for more info, you might find this [article on reducing pet hair](https://www.petmd.com/cat/care/evr_ct_how-to-reduce-shedding) helpful. Hope you find something that works

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Dealing with cat hair is definitely a challenge! I've found that using a good quality pet vacuum can make a big difference, especially those with HEPA filters—they're awesome for picking up hair and dander. For brushes, the Furminator is a lifesaver. It really helps reduce shedding when used regularly. As for lint rollers, the reusable silicone ones work well for quick clean-ups and are more eco-friendly.

I've tried the vinegar mix too, and yeah, the smell can be a bit off-putting. Maybe try adding a few drops of lavender or lemon essential oil to improve the scent. Hope these tips help a bit! 🐱

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