Dogs and clean floors

[ceb80]

It feels like groundhog day in my house, am constantly sweeping up dog hair and dirt which I suppose I have been blissfully unaware of until now as DS has started bumshuffling and his trousers are permanently coated in a fetching layer of hair.

I brush the dogs regularly and wipe their feet after walks but it still is EVERYWHERE! Argh!

either..

a)limit your dogs access to the house (hard floor areas only)
b)carry on as you are
c) stop caring.

I suggest option C, and next time you buy a dog/ rehome one, consider a breed that sheds into coat. Or option A, and gradually replace all carpetted areas with hard floors.

Give up.

He'll have an immensely sturdy immune system.

Rubber broom/brush like they have at the hairdressers, great for a quick brush as the hair does not stick to the brush.

Also second snigger, give the kid great immune system,you can't buy that!!!!

but I do care! It's the only thing I do care about, my sink is not shiney and my hotspots are cluttered and I don't give a monkeys I just want clean floors!
By the way no carpet, have assortment of slate, tiles, parquet and oak!

Rubber broom is the business, a quick sweep round twice a day, quicker than getting hoover out.

but I do care! It's the only thing I do care about, my sink is not shiney and my hotspots are cluttered and I don't give a monkeys I just want clean floors!
By the way no carpet, have assortment of slate, tiles, parquet and oak!

but I do care! It's the only thing I do care about, my sink is not shiney and my hotspots are cluttered and I don't give a monkeys I just want clean floors!
By the way no carpet, have assortment of slate, tiles, parquet and oak!

I have the same problem... with dog hair not bumshuffling
Dogs are brushed and washed regularly, floors hoovered or swept with rubber broom and still within a couple of hours it's back
There has to be an easier way.....

wear a pair of crocs around the house ,they scape up dog hair really well,ive learned to hoover at start of day, then relax about it, theres not much you can do really.