Pet hair Galore! Removing Pet Hair From Car
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Need help removing pet hair from your interior? Then I got your back.
In this video, I share with you our interior cleaning process on how to effectively remove pet hair.
We offer this as a service so we're going to have more tools/products then if you're just doing this on your personal vehicle.
With that in mind, you just need a few Lilly brushes and that should handle most of your needs (plus a vacuum).
Enjoy!
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Removing pet hair from interior
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Dear car manufacturers, please invent a floor cover that does not grip every speck of hair and fuzz. There's got to be a better solution, right? Just sayin'
Leather
right??
Weathertech has a new pet car bed but haven't seen any yet in cars but their front floormats are great for keeping carpets dirt & hair free.
It’s called a cargo mat they are made for literally every car
I've never understood why rubber mats aren't included from factory. It has to be cheaper than the carpet and would last SO MUCH LONGER. WHY. WHY?
Something I do when using the drill brush is have the vacuum right next to it. Just another work smarter not harder solution.
Thank God I wasn't the only one thinking about this!
If he had three hands he could do it
haha yeah, one hand is holding the camera, the other is holding the brush. I didn't really care for it since we're going to blow everything out
I spray little mist apc on the hair the drill, it helps the lily brush like a hot knife threw butter
Use a GoPro the ones you put on your forehead it will help out a lot x
I've tried it- my head bumps literally everywhere with it.
@@DetailGroove you could get a chest strap or a hand strap
I'm sneezing just watching so much pet hair flying around
I used this same drill brush for the first time for pre-vacuuming and it made a huge difference.I thought it was overrated but man, it really does get down into the fibers and pull up EVERYTHING. The difference in vacuuming afterwards was night and day -- effortless.
The stone for pet hair works even better than the rubber compound on those brushes . You have to be more gentle but it removes almost all if not all hairs in my experience
Have had a ton of people asking me how to do this and this video explains it so well! Bravo sir!
Maybe you should have someone explain how to not adopt a kid for fame and money then give him away…
Fake news
Oh man, I've been trying to get cat hair out of a car I bought. So glad I found this, it's aweseome.
Same 🤦🏽♀️😬🤦🏽♀️
been detailing for a month now and got my first car with pet hair this helped a lot thanks!
If I were cleaning a car I'd be so mad that I couldnt get those hairs out. I'd pluck the back with tweezers lol
Lol literally what I do it’s so frustrating my dog is not allowed in my car ever again
Awesome, awesome, awesome.
Really a pain in the ass when pet hair gets in your eyes.
Great work as always 👍
Master O!😀 ✌
I detailed a truck before that had a dog but the hair wasn’t this bad but I ended up using long strips of duct tape and pulling it all off at once. Gets the job done for mild dog hair
yes that's what I was thinking he should try.....
What about a puddy or something?
It took my short hair dog on a day trail ride and it looked almost as bad. The duct tape great too
Did you know the if you are wearing latex gloves you can literally grip the hair and pull it out of cloth seats and floor boards like the ones you are working on. It works for my pt cruiser and it's crazy that it does
This video made my nose itch
yikes!
Can't believe customer was happy with this job washing carpet and still full of hair makes it harder to remove
I own 2 huskies and take them to the park & pet store often. I use a pet cover for the rear of the car, but when I went to clean the car, I still found there was pet hair EVERYWHERE?! How?? I’ll definitely be using these techniques on my second round of cleaning!
I sneezed from the beginning. I am allergic.
The most curious part is that I don't own a car, yet your video hooked me up lol
Great work!
Thank you finally someone that knows how to get it out of car
That‘s disgusting I would never take a ride in a car like that 😷
RakanWD probably smells awful
@@BH-nf5lv he actually says in the video that there is no bad smell in the car because of the pets. You should watch the video first before saying something like this.
Jolita Stankevičiūtė definitely smells, no way it smells like a normal car
@@BH-nf5lv just watch the video I don't think this man is telling lies. He actually says that the car doesn't smell there is almost no odor in there
Jolita Stankevičiūtė I understand that is what he is saying, but I don’t believe that if there is that much pet hair in a vehicle there is no way it doesn’t have a slightly weird smell to it. All I’m saying.
If you combine the lilly brush and a pet rock you will get a 99% of the pet hair out. I'm a detailer as well and I understand how messy it could be, specially on any Jeep (Like that Cherokee you are working on) the cargo liner and carpet is just the worse to work on with pet hair). It takes time and patience but for real, try the pet rock in conjunction with the lilly brush and the result will be a lot better.
The type of carpet fiber and the fiber on the back of the seats make a HUGE difference in my opinion when removing pet hair as pet hair clings to some material more than others just like in this video and those type of vehicles are a pain in the ass to get really good results lol.
I work at a reconditioning center and for the back cargo area, I have trained the employees to use the tornador and close the valve so it is just compressed circulated air. I works wonders!!!!
A Jeep with an infinity manual
Madeline 😭😭😭
Madeline 😂😂😂😂
It was actually a first aid kit
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I've done Wranglers with this much dog hair. Rigid vacuum did a good job. I then sprayed anti-static spray and used a pet hair rubber brush on sensitive areas and stone on the rest. That pet hair stone is amazing.
I have two dogs also and when I tide up, house or car I used to use the sticky tape in roller. It helps a lot for me .
I use pet stones (pumice stone) then a Tornador or air tool on the whole carpet. The rear trunk area is always a pain in the ass, but I'm able to get 99% out.
I'll have to look into those Lilly brushes for crevices cause the stones can scratch plastic easily.
That's why I'm not a fan. I bang my hand on the surfaces all the time. You have to be extra careful and make sure you're not close to the edge
Btw keep up the good work I learned so much from your videos!
glad to hear :)
Sooo satisfying
Glad to hear :)
I feel your pain, working on a boat right now and dog/cat hair is driving me crazy. Customer wants it all gone because he is selling boat. I used 2200 psi pressure washer first then a (sea sponge) to rake the hair up in piles then wet vac then 125psi compressed air and so far I have 6 hours on just hair! (I should have charged way more). I`m going to try the drill and brush thing tomorrow. thanks for the idea and try the sea sponge it works on normal carpet good.
Great job.....hats off to you.
I cant understand pet owners who drive in such a discusting conditions ...so nasty.
J Pontiac clearly they didnt if they got rid of it
Next time spray the affected areas with fabric softener diluted 7:1 before brushing...it helps break the static bond between the hair and surface...
Won't that make the hair stick together and sling everywhere?
@@danthedisciple6198 You would just use enough to slightly mist the carpet.
I’m working on a vehicle that is completely hammered with dog hair and hay in the back section. This makes me feel a lot better about not getting it 100% because that would literally take 5 hours just to do that one section. And that would cost the customer around $200 just for that one section of the vehicle to look perfect.
Pet stone. I saw this demonstrated. For an initial clean, and loosening of pet hair, this worked great. You can buy it on Amazon for 14.00
Lint roller works pretty good
You should get a go pro that you can mount on your head! I feel it would be much easier for you rather than holding your phone
My head bumps into everything, causing the angle to change. Which then I have to double check and make sure getting the proper angle. Not as simple :(
Guys! the furzoff hair remover works like dream. I saw a lady use it on amazon. I thought it was nonsense but I tried it. I love it. My sister in California loves it too. Takes it right off!!! Please do a video using furzoff. Please!
I've heard you say how hard it is to record with one hand and do the work with the other. You should get like a head mount for a gopro or something I think itd be really cool to see that POV of a detailer
Yes ! This would be so cool :)
J.B there are also cameras motovloggers use that are cheaper then gopros, C2W has a video on one at $99. Similar dimensions to the gopro too so it easy to use a gopro mount
It would benifit everyone
@@overknight5278 whatever works for him just thought it was a cool idea to help him out 👍
Yeah having to use just 1hand is going to slow him down a bit.
I've tried it. I wished it worked better but my head bumps into so many surfaces that I can't properly clean sections. Then when I hit the camera, I have to check that I'm still in shot, etc... so in theory it works, but other problems arise
I clean cars for a living, and I would never leave a car with so much hair in the carpet.
Then you'd be there for days. It's not smart to try and remove every single pet hair it's just not realistic. You remove what you can and if they choose to have you back to remove more then so be it
i was thinking the same... we do that in 4 to 5 hours max and it came out perfect. that's why you have some razor blades. they help a lot.
Great idea with the drill & on your advice got those Lilly brushes, which are the absolute BEST tool for removing pet hair. Great tip!
Last year, I had a car maybe worse than this but before I had the Lilly brushes. Client has
German Shepherd in their Mini Cooper and on the phone, I thought how bad can it be in a small car? Took over 2.5 hours just to remove all the hair with compressed air & vacuum. These are the type of clients/jobs when I consider selling drugs.
Good afternoon sir,
I understand you have some videos on starting a car detailing business. However, I would really love to hear your thoughts on some other information regarding starting you business.
1) Most business owners get permits and insurance etc for your business. For people starting out is this a step you recommend? Or should people try and start by getting car details from friends and family and friends or friends of the family etc...
Regarding all the insurance etc it creates a cost increase and for people just starting out it can make it difficult to really break even or profitable. Just my opinion. Now I did have a car cleaning business a few years back and I would make about $300 a day and split it between me and my 3 buddies even and we did it for months and insurance information never came up or permit.
2) How did you start your car detailing business? You may have a video for this I’m new to your channel.
Great channel also 😁
That’s a great question. I own a detailing business (Easy Shine Intl. Mobile Detailing) too. I don’t think the insurance is very important in the beginning stages. In the beginning you’re probably not going to detail high end cars so you should be able to get away without insurance. I do suggest forming a LLC (Limited Liability Company) to separate your business assets from personal assets while protecting yourself from personal liability. For example, if you damage someone’s car and you don’t have money to pay for the repairs and they decide to sue your company, they cannot go after your personal assets (things you own). Furthermore, open a business checking and savings account and be sure to ONLY USE IT FOR THE BUSINESS to make sure you keep the LLC protection. Keep a business emergency fund just in case you damage someone’s car. Just use common sense when detailing and be careful.
When you become a profitable business then you can look into general liability insurance. General liability insurance isn’t very expensive depending on where you live. I’ve been detailing for years and nobody ever asked me to see any kind of insurance. However, if you want to detail fleet of vehicles for some companies, they may ask for your EIN, Business License, Proof of Insurance, etc.
I started my business washing cars at my apartment complex. I had a wagon with water, a power pack, a 12 volt vacuum, microfiber towels, super clean degreaser, air fresheners, brushes, etc. (I purchased everything from Walmart, Harbor Freight and Burlington Coat Factory). Then I bought more professional tools like a pressure washer and foam gun and started traveling around Little Rock, Arkansas in my wife’s Honda Fit. Now, I have a Chevy Express with everything in it! All of this happened within 1 year of forming my LLC. You will be surprised how much progress you will make in a couple of months! Leverage Google and social media to grow your business.
Just get started! Don’t get caught up with analysis paralysis (thinking yourself out of taking action). I hope this helps. If you have anymore questions, feel free to contact me at easyshineintl@gmail.com Cheers!
THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE AND THIS IS JUST MY OPINION AND SUGGESTIONS.
Chet Young
I really appreciate the information. You have to learn from the people who started before you and be humble about your work. I mean for me I detailed Harley’s for 3 years for friends and family etc and I also worked on cars sometimes but as far as making a business out of it. All information is much appreciated
Austin Stephens yes! I’m on TH-cam and networking everyday to learn more and more. The minute we think we know everything is the minute we’ve lost the race. 👍
@@chetyoung7409 do you have to be licensed to detail cars?
Hey Oscar I’ve never done a pet hair job before and it looks great. But I was wondering on the back area that was 90% if the customer was not satisfied and was willing to pay extra for your time do you think you could have hit it with the drill brush and pet hair brush a bit more like you just got there and started from the beginning again would you have been able to improve on it or was it as good as it could possibly be and if the customers not satisfied do you suggest offering a discount or $ off the next job they buy or do you keep working for perfection and not charge for more time. How do you handle an unhappy customer. Do you just say it’s what it is and I won’t work for you again? Or do you believe in the customer is always right and do all you can to keep them happy? Great job and thanks for the help
Hey thanks bud appreciate the reply
If you slightly dampen the area, you will be able to rubber more pet hair from the fibers.
Yep, we did all of that
@@DetailGroove Have you ever tried a grill brick?
Nice work!
Would vacuuming while brushing pick up more hair?
Yes
Thank you, I'd never have thought of using a drill brush to loosen up the dog hair. To get all the hair out I reckon you'd need a pair of tweezers and a ton of patience.
haha that would take crazy time!
There's a rock we use to remove pet hair whenever I do a detail. Idk whats its called, but it will certainly make it a easier process then using that brush.
Grill brick
Damn.... are you seriously with the result ???? Comon you must to do perfect job with 100% finish result no with only 90%.... i know how bad is remove all dog hair but you must just ask for more money.... very bad result
It's not really worth it for the customer
@@bernabei1997 you don't need to spend 10 hours vacuuming pet hair bro, i almost do that everyday day for few dealerships and for them the car has to be the best it can, 😅 I learn part of my detail job with this guy and now I im the best in all North west Arkansas and part of Missouri. The carpets with pet hair are like 99% with no hair just wanted to share 😅 i apologize if I sound repugnant but I'm a great detailer 😂
Luis Gomez How are you gonna claim you’re the best? Bruh, there’s no ranking system, gtfo
Oscar a pet hair stone would have saved you a massive amount of time and effort. The rubber pet hair removal tools work better for longer hair and to not scrape the trim.
I'm just not a fan of those since you have to be very careful with not scratching plastic surfaces. Also, it can sometimes be over agressive with the fibers
Detail Mafia see my comment on the comments it will help you a lot bud
@@yh8tbz83 don't know what you're talking about.
@@detailmafia5626 Pet stone is the only way to go
what would you do if they are upset with the results?
I let them know when we first talk on the phone that we'll be able to remove 90%. There are no surprises once I'm there
Punch them?
goldandrubies seems about right lol
Tell them to get rid of their damn dog!
I just enrolled in your course and I’m really excited about it.
Someone should make a drill brush with rubber flaps. Like the squeegee on steroids.
I did an older Wrangler a couple weeks ago with cloth seats and a similar short hair dog....man, what a mess. I made the mistake and missed a section to loosen and you are 100% right, it makes a huge mess when you have to go back again. Nice job! I bought an Aqua Pro based on your several months of use and it seems to be holding up well. Excited to get it going soon.
Have u tried a lint roller on the remaining 10% of pet hair?
Ehh, way too weak. Wouldn't budge
I hope they tipped you well! I have a dog and I try to regularly clean my own car so it doesn't get to this point.
Well being proactive about it sure does help!
I hope you charged the owner at least 1K . Total slob, you can tell owner never once wiped or vacuumed that car. Deserves to pay thru the nose. Props to you!
Hey buen video.,!
Aprendí mucho con tus videos
Ahora me dedico a hacer car detailing
I have Wolfdogs, they have the double Arctic coat which makes this short hair look like a breeze to remove! I find a rubber glove works best of all.
Thank you for being realistic…not always getting 100%.
my eyes started water watching this 😂 just thinking about all that pet hair
Just curious but why not use the vacuum with out an attachment while using the brush? Catch what flies in the air?
That can work. But I am using my left hand to record and my right hand on the drill... soo
@@DetailGroove true i thought someone was filming/tripod. In any event great job and you have a great channel been watching a lot.
haha no, not this time. thanks!
A cheaper alternative to the Lilly brush is a squegee use the rubber part of it and it works as well u can use a small one and a large one for the larger areas.
The owner had no reason to be upset even if you were only able to get 50%of the hair out, the owner should of never let it get that bad in the first place...
The Detail Company regular vacuuming would’ve minimized that greatly!
Yup that's my point...
When working with pet hair, when should you know when to stop? Sorry, I think word that wrong. Because sometimes I get so fixated on getting everything, but sometimes it feels like I need to stop because if I don’t I’ll be detailing the car all day. Any advice?
Wow. That car was a mess. You made a good improvement.
thanks :)
May I suggest 1:1 ratio of "ALL" fabric softner with distilled water to disengage the static hairs from the seat.
About how much did you charge for this job? I’m starting my business and would like to get some ideas on prices. Thank you in advance!
Great now I don’t feel bad because that’s just how my detail looked today with a pound of pet hair.
Really good job, but that is definitely not 90% lol. It definitely looked maybe almost a 70% or a little less. The rest cleaned up really well tho
Use a pumice stone works great.
Dude, great job with your left hand filming.
haha- thanks! It was a struggle
Jeep with an Infinity owner's manual???
Right lol
It was just a first aid kit lol
@@thetruthhurts9220 interesting! Didn't know they had brand specific first aid kits. Learned something new!
April Sutterfield Yep! The first aid kits come with most luxury cars, so the owner probably took it from their previous car or something.
Great job. Tip: take the seats out.
Thanks Patrick
Depends on how much he makes the Detail. If it’s worth him removing it all for the price he has the job
A pro at work again! good job man
And for this specific job what would be a "fair" price??
You would got better results if you vacuum next to the drilling brushing
Thanks
Pet rocks are amazing at this type of carpets
Hi, Can you get the floor Mats 100% clean ????? Small rocks and sand ?
Looks like you just blew all that remaining hair back onto the places where you previous cleaned. Why not use a blowgun and your vacuum at the same time and grab most of that hair that was blowing around with just the vacuum blowing? Just a thought...
You should watch how the detail geek removes pet hair, 100% removal
Vacuuming in circular motion would get all the remaining pet hair out. With 2 dogs I normally would have to work thru that patiently and it will eventually come out. Granted you're doing this as a business and might not have the time but great job overall.
What type of a ‘pet’ sheds that kind of hair and that much? An alpaca??
Funny
OMG!!! How much did you charge for a job like that if you don't mind me asking??? thanks
i follow all your same steps with the drill brush and rubber squeegees however the best tool i bought to get the stubborn hair leftover like you had was the furz off pumice stone. You have to be careful around trim as it will mark it up but damn does it get the leftover hairs out.
Yep, gotta try it!
@@DetailGroove yeah you really do. So that you get all the hairs out. I wouldnt be a happy customer with ANY dog hair remaining. Is there no service that cleans a car as though it were gonna be sold? I mean wtf dude
Other detail guys say they're getting all the hair out. Are they lying?
Its doable. I'd do a better job now
have you tried razor blades? i have a invented a new product that uses high quality, smooth 3" blades (2 of them) and has a 6" ergonomic handle with plastic with nice textured ruubber overmold grip offering a nice and comfortable handle which is lsightly c curved and has ULTRA SONIC VIBRATION to enhance pet hair and lint removal from all types of fabrics as well as the rubber overmold also give the product maneuverablity and a flexing feature when hitting tough to reach places and prevents snagging and catching on fabric as well! lmk what you think of the blades removing pet hair from fabric and any other feedback please fell free to give me your honest opinion! let me know thanks man!
That looks like an incomplete detailing.
You left out way too much pet hair.
I’d definitely never call your service.
Awe shuckksss
I like your channel bro but I was thinking the same how you extracting with still pet hair ?? Seems like you was in a big rush
I wonder if you could use a lint brush (sticky tape) kind
This would have gone so much better if the first process using the drill brush you had held a powerful shop vac hose nest to the drill brush. That would have captured the bulk of the hair and dust easing things for you from that point. Also, at the end there was still hair remaining this should have been finalized with a masking tape roller brush. I suggest you think deeper into what you're doing as I see you had a lot more work than needed to be. I'm offering this as help, not criticism.
Idk if this is supposed to be a pro detailed car but missed spots when you had the Front seats up
Wire brush removes that extra hair
Use a hair remover rock it will take out 100% of the hair, it actually works
Yep, got one now!
I literally had to do this exact thing today
Do you offer pet hair removal with a interior clean or is it its own expense
It's all combined into one price.
We use these pumice stones at my work and it picks the hairs right up
I use to have a customer like this. Would come in every week or every other week, just like this, EVERY time. Car was a nightmare to work on
Next time I recommend you try a Pet Stone for removing hair! My good friend is a detailer and he has been using a pet stone for a long time! It does take a bit more time but it gets 95% of it off. He says it’s one of the best things to use for removing hair. Look up pet stone on TH-cam and see for yourself!
A tornado vacuum would have made this so easy especially for the short nap cargo area carpeting
Leaf blower or good sized compressor and air nozzle works best. Trust me I have 2 dogs, 1 is a husky.
Plenty of options
Hello,can i clean seats with biggest yellow drill brush and dont damage it?
Why'd you blow the hair in the car instead of out when you were behind the vehicle?
Get a turbo brush for the vac