Fall is beautiful. Cooler days, cozy evenings, changing leaves…and pet hair floating gracefully across the floor five minutes after you cleaned it.
If you share your home with a dog or cat, you already know the rule: pet hair does not disappear. It simply relocates.
The easiest way to stay ahead of it is to clean little and often instead of waiting until the fur has formed a second pet.
Start with hard floors and other areas where hair collects. The Lola Rola Sticky Mop® is particularly useful for quick dry cleanup because its adhesive roller picks up hair, dust, crumbs, and debris without requiring a cord or vacuum bag. Lola even positions it as an especially useful cleaning tool for pet owners.
Hit the obvious zones first: around pet beds, feeding stations, underneath the dining table, hallways, and wherever your pet has declared an unofficial sleeping spot.
Then look under furniture. Hair loves to collect beneath couches and beds where normal sweeping can miss it. Lola’s Flexible Dust Mop has a flexible frame and swiveling head designed to maneuver around and underneath furniture.
Don’t stop at the floor. Wipe baseboards, windowsills, furniture legs, and low shelves with a Jumbo microfiber cloth. Pet hair combines remarkably well with household dust to create those fuzzy little tumbleweeds nobody remembers inviting inside.
For muddy paw prints or wet messes, remove loose dirt first and then damp-mop the area with the appropriate Lola mop for your flooring. The Revolution Spin Mop, spray-style mops, sponge mops, wet mops, and dust mops are all currently part of Lola’s floor-care range.
Finally, wash pet blankets and wipe around bowls regularly. Cleaning the source areas makes the rest of the home easier to maintain.
You don’t have to defeat pet hair permanently. That battle was lost the moment you adopted something furry.
You just need to stop it from becoming part of the interior design.
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