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dog hair

johnnyb6 · 2012-06-16 19:47:09

Hi I have a Henry hoover , and a dog which looses alot of hair. My hoover has the ordinary carpet head which doesnt do great job at picking up dog hair. Can i get other head to solve my problem and what kind of money would this cost Regards :)

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16-06-2012 8:47pm

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Hi I have a Henry hoover , and a dog which looses alot of hair. My hoover has the ordinary carpet head which doesnt do great job at picking up dog hair. Can i get other head to solve my problem and what kind of money would this cost

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#2 17-06-2012 1:16pm
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Some dog hairs are simply too difficult to remove by vacuuming alone, have a look here http://www.dogchatforum.com/remove-dog-hair-carpet.htm for some tips.

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#3 17-06-2012 10:03pm
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You could get what's called a "turbo brush" for pet hairs, though I'm not sure if it'd be wholly effective.

It's basically a vacuum head that has rotating brushes in it. You could get the Henry branded Airobrush. There are generic 32mm turbo brushes too, though I know some of them tend to just tangle the hairs around the rotating brushes and just clog it up.

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#4 22-06-2012 8:56pm
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Thanks very much for your help

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