How to Remove Pet Hair From Your Car

Pet hair weaves itself into car carpet and cloth seats, which is why a regular vacuum often leaves most of it behind. If you're tackling it yourself, start with a rubber glove or pet hair stone to pull hair into clumps, then vacuum slowly with a stiff brush attachment.

DIY tips

• Lightly mist fabric with water so hair releases more easily
• Work in one direction with a rubber brush or glove
• Vacuum seams and under seats where hair collects
• Use a seat cover or hammock for future trips

When to call a professional

If your dog rides along every day, hair can be packed deep into the carpet fibers along with dander and odor. Our pet hair removal service uses specialized tools to lift embedded hair, and pairs well with carpet shampoo and an odor bomb ($25) for that fresh, new car smell. We come to your driveway, so your pup can supervise.