Pet hair removal challenge!!!

[@toddzimmerman6456]

I've been using the stone for years. Best tool for pet hair removal. I tried other tools like Lilly brush and carpet brushes, but nothing compares to the stone. You need to use some fabric softener diluted in water 7 to 1 ratio. Mist it on the carpet then use the stone.

[@King_drew]

I never thought of misting the carpet first. Thanks!

[@tannercorbett]

it destroys some carpets though, rather try lilly brush drill brush and compressed air. also its easier to get the hair out after its been shampoo'd

[@King_drew]

@@tannercorbett I do not use a stone anymore. I use the fur- eel.

[@Pimptorious69]

Where do you buy a pet stone?

[@terrygorham8739]

A spray bottle of 1 part fabric softener and 7 parts water mixture helps with the pumice stone method. Gets those embedded hairs to loosen up and pull out.

[@PistonShack]

When I searched for: "How to remove dog hair from the car", your video came up second on the list. Thanks. It is helpful.

[@mathglitch4543]

Petstone all the way!!

[@markbeauchaine2845]

Fur Zoff is the brand.

[@LA_SPOOKY_310]

Carlos Domenech o

[@amosarmstrong418]

I have been detailing for 19 years ,. And I always use the pet stone. It is truly a detailers best friend it also gets out grass.

[@King_drew]

YES!

[@TheBradass]

Glad I picked up both. The stone seemed like a wacky gimmick due to its packaging but it's been wonderful. Good on you for making this so others get a chance to see it in action too.

[@LetsGoJT]

thanks and thanks for watching

[@RS-chino]

Very cool thanks for the review. Never even knew the pet stone existed… awesome.

[@kabirsidhu5742]

Your review is so awesome! Thankyou for showing all the different options side by side! Will be ordering the petstone :)

[@sallybennett7869]

Thanks for saving me from wasting money on the Dyson. As for the other 3 methods, I feel a plain dry rubber glove or damp hand skin work better!

[@cherishquinnington6061]

Just got a car from a friend of a friend. It looks like cats just lived in the damn car. No amount of vacuuming worked. Definitely getting the petstone!

[@marycahill546]

One trick you missed --using a squeegee to bring the hairs together, and then vacuum. Works well for me at home

[@marlak4203]

Oh great. I have that at home already. Hope I remember to try.

[@AZDESERT2024]

Pet stone , is just a Pumice Stone - also used to clean scale off S miming pool tiles and calcium from toilets. They can be found in most hardware stores- they are usually about 6" long and square in shape. They can be very easily rounded off by scrubbing on concrete.

[@tammywiley6367]

I have more trouble with removing pet hair from the seats of vehicle, not flooring. I was using lint roller, but it wasn't working well..out of frustration I pulled off a few sheets of the roller paper, used it like tape..and it worked! My GSD sheds like crazy! Thanks for the tips.

[@jamescampbell720]

was not expecting that result. from my experience with using a similar stone for calcium deposits on showers and sinks I expected it to be more brittle and break apart. Awesome to learn something new from a video.

[@MrJohncean]

i love using the pet stone on carpets or more coarse seat material, and the pet brush for the seats since it is a little more gentle

[@melaniehernandez338]

You’ve given me hope! 😂 I always just wrap my hand with duct tape and run it through my jeep but this sound way easier and reasonable. 😅

[@LetsGoJT]

I'm so glad that it helped thanks for watching appreciate the support

[@jacobhillanbrand7988]

I use compressed air too. Helps get out from under the seats.

[@EricJay98]

This is an older generation Dyson. I compared the shop vac to a dyson V8 and the dyson killed it!

[@secretagentbrewsky]

I have the Dyson V10 I picked up from Costco after we weren't happy with the V8's battery life. Highly recommend the V10! That and a cheap rubber squeegee blade are the best two things for cleaning pet hair in my car. The dream team.

[@marialoves2talk]

Great video! I am shocked that a little stone did a good job in picking that dog hair up over a Dyson. The brush was pretty good too.

[@craftysoutherner2023]

I have a Siberian Husky who constantly sheds. I was looking for something that might help get up some of the pet hair from my car and furniture. I'm going to buy a pet stone right now. Thanks so much for this video! You rock!

[@GutridgeRealty]

I do as well.. what have you found to be useful

[@pattypom23]

thank you for making this video I was on KZbin just looking how to remove you know pet hair out of my house and and I have learned something about detailing my own car so I got more and more information from you and I did hit the like button subscribe and I'm sure you're going to go well well over a thousand subscribers they also have a very very good voice and you explain so well I can't wait to see more videos

[@rumplefourskin6775]

Thanks, that was super informative! I'm trying to start my own mobile detailing business in Saskatoon and I'm going to grab all of these. I just ordered a professional carpet extractor.

[@robertprosser5023]

Jump to 9:30 and save yourself 9.5 minutes of time in your life.

[@jeffporter512]

Holy balls the car is dirty, nevermind the pet hair. Thanks for the demo.

[@garypadula7029]

Great job. Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate. Much appreciated

[@anupamoberai]

Great review without product bias. Was helpful in my decision to getting pet hair removal items for the house.

[@rickolson1220]

Where do you buy a pet stone and the rubber brush? Pet stores? Never heard of using a pet stone before but I am impressed with how effective it looked on your presentation.

[@jimallen-nx8hz]

I use a lilly brush to get the bulk. Then I spray carpet cleaner lightly and use my drill brush that's shaped like a bullet head . I hope the vacuum up to the brush and turn it on

[@stilzslo]

Bought a petstone without knowing if it was going to work thank God I made a good choice thanks for the Video 🙂

[@nastiiegaming8304]

The fact that I’m watching this video because I have to detail the interior of 3 cars fully covered in pet hair 🤦🏻‍♂️😩.

[@Virg_tha_disciple]

I know I’m late! But how did it go?!??

[@Minghui8170]

Use the chom chom roller it’s really good

[@NoNameanymore10]

This is exactly why I’m here and not even gonna take it to a detailer. My black carpet is white-golden from my staffordshire. I just need a new carpet at this point

[@dorianwaite5849]

Just did 3 cars covered without a tool. Lesson learned

[@soundsofexpressions3720]

Same bro

[@marlak4203]

Thank you very much for this video. Never have heard of the pet stone so I am looking to buy this for my car. You are funny. I liked how you came onto the video "yo!" haha. Thank you, JT.

[@CrystalClark-g6k]

I clean house, thank you for the great advise!!! Always need help with hair!!!! Yikes!!

[@sunnyboymark]

To bad you didn't have the Uproot clean or fur viking when you made this video. But they're avail now and work great at getting up pet hair on all types of fabrics.

[@King_drew]

The stone is amazing for big areas. I would use the black brush for areas close to plastic and between seats.

[@rs5570]

I've never heard of a "pet stone!" (It looks like the pumice stone my mom uses on her gross, calloused, huge feet.) Very helpful video. Thanks! 👍

[@missseashell6241]

You can simply buy a pumice stone! Works like magic!

[@markbeauchaine2845]

@@missseashell6241 not the same thing. Furzoff is far better

[@King_drew]

Walmart for $1 pumice stone!

[@King_drew]

@@markbeauchaine2845 Now why would I spend $10 when a $1 pumice stone works just as great. I use it on all my clients.

[@markbeauchaine2845]

@@King_drew not even close

[@TheStealthbob]

Petstone for the win for sure but add in a good 6mil nitrile glove and your golden. You can use your fingers, hand or back of hand and it pulls all that pet hair as well. Also a single finger can get into some hard to reach areas.

[@sunnygirl87]

Thanks. I have a favorite fleece jacket that is covered in years worth of Golden Retriever and German Shedder Dog hair.

[@marshall.cochran]

The problem with the Dyson is that you have the no tangle tool which would be used on big clubs opposed to the powered mini brush head used to lift up the fibers of carpet

[@LetsGoJT]

Awesome tha ks for letting me k ow I'll try it out

[@bolithoh6873]

Hello from the UK. Thanks for the tip, would never have thought of using a pumice stone, over here called groomers stone, the shape you used, with the flat side and equivalent size isn't available in the UK far as i can see, so had to wait ages for the post. THE BEST THING !! i've ever used to get crap out of difficult to vacuum dry car carpets, well worth the wait. Thanks again appreciate it.

[@LetsGoJT]

+bolitho h that’s great to hear that it helped. Thanks for watching.

[@patrickpatrick9132]

I use a spray bottle and a squeegee . Best for me

[@user-tv4oc5ox9h]

I was trying to remove hair today but didn't have a pet stone. I used a pumice stone that they sell in the cleaning section at Walmart. I also used a dry microfiber cloth and rubbed it across the carpet. That pulled up dog hair too.

[@huiyenlo2461]

Great info

[@BoneAppetite73]

Great video/info

[@patriciaskubish6144]

Great video!!

[@bartonblack7953]

Funny stuff! Twisty little pubes....... I'm laughing. On the reason I clicked on this video. Great! Gonna buy me a pet stone.

[@mrstdl4361]

Thank you for your amazing review

[@Giggiyygoo]

Ever try the trick where you mist the carpet down with diluted fabric softener? I never tried it but heard really good things

[@caseymorgan1077]

I do this to my couches !! I mist it down and rub with the rubber brush he uses. Works beautifully and my couches smell sooooo good.

[@raeannuria5691]

Thank You! This gave me a lot of information! I just ordered the stone and rubber brush!

[@FixitFaze]

That hair sticking behind your head made me forget about the dog hair 😆 🤣

[@fatchrome8708]

Mighty helpful video thank you sir 🙏

[@lmccluer]

Use a pair of mechanic gloves with rubber on the palm side. I made the mistake of letting our Husky go for a ride. If anyone is familiar or has a Husky, you know they can drop enough hair to make another Husky in one day. Our brand new two week old Grand Caravan looked like we had murdered our Husky in the van. Regular car vacuum did nothing, our garage heavy duty vacuum wasn’t much better. The glove for brushing dogs to get the hair out of the coat before it’s dropped, did a fair job. I went into the garage to see if I had a rubber brush, and saw my mech gloves. They were new, and I remembered watching a car detailer video on how to detail a car start to finish, outside in, and he mentioned using rubber gloves. I thought what the hell. It worked,! You have to go slow with medium pressure and you get a line of fur that needs to be vacuumed up. I’m sold!!! At least now I can rest easy that I won’t get arrested for killing and de-furring our Husky in the brand new van!!

[@mindrenewal7657]

Thanks for posting i really needed this

[@LetsGoJT]

No problem 😊

[@eternityg.d.moreau705]

I use a mix of all of them, but the rubber brush is my favorite. Especially when paired with a vacuum to pull out the hair as you go, and using the rubber blade side rather than the brush. I have a pit mix whose fur absolutely will not come up otherwise - and we spend a lot of time in rental cars traveling.

[@robertmuller5894]

Try a chom chom roller.

[@danielleglop]

Thank you!!! You just saved me 20 bucks!

[@midnull6009]

Yes! TY! Pet stone works wonders!

[@tonyb282]

Great video, the petstone will work better if you mist it with diluted fabric softner

[@Clad9M]

Thks man. Didn't know about this petstone thing at all: looks amazing! I wonder how it would be called here in France...

[@lmccluer]

Pumis stone.

[@PalmdaleGal]

@@lmccluer - pumice

[@NauticalXNature]

Just watching this makes me wanna sneeze!

[@Stanimus]

"Lets just get into it" spends several minutes monologing. Let me save you some time. Use a combo of a vacuum, a pet stone and a carpet brush.

[@LetsGoJT]

Game Rebel appreciate your kind words.

[@Stanimus]

Booooo

[@badassbubbaj]

The BISSELL pet contour tool is better than any of these! Trust me I have a hairy dog!

[@LetsGoJT]

badassbubbaj cool good to know. I’ll have to check it out.

[@ArnoldusAnderson]

There we go

[@ohduana6746]

AI have the pet brush and the pumice stone. The pumice stone works best between the two but it also ripped up my carpet.

[@MarkBoom-BoomBeau]

No comparison between this product which is the FurZoff and upon a stone which is made of entirely different type of material!

[@abelaguilar3178]

Does the pet stone do any damage to the carpet after using some time? Hey thanks for the video. Great work.

[@LetsGoJT]

It shouldnt cause any damage as long as you are careful. I haven't had any problems

[@dreadpiratesrob5501]

Can you make a video with the Furz off rock, the Hi tech rock and the blue Amazon pet hair rock!

[@poepoesie6390]

You should try the ChomChom Roller next

[@mrstdl4361]

Have you tried it? How was it

[@lindawithem8130]

@@mrstdl4361 It works better than anything I have ever tried... Love it !

[@jono3598]

@@lindawithem8130 do you think it can actually work well for embedded dog hair in car carpet?

[@racheldisilvesti7785]

I have one and it works great on mostly everything but definitely not my car where the hair is embedded lol

[@EvanDunn]

@@racheldisilvesti7785 I have one as well. It's great for the furniture, useless in the cars

[@tavo3112]

Recently I just bought a auction car and didn’t see that has a lot of pet hair is kind disgusting to see but u bring me hope with that pet stone or the comments bring up the Chin chom roll need to check it out I just need to clean this car and put in glorious life hair free again thanks for video

[@sirtubemaster]

Thanks for this video! I have a white Shepherd and a black cloth interior LOL

[@LetsGoJT]

Yeah thats gota be difficult

[@rs5570]

I have 5 cats, 2 dogs & I live in black sweaters. Frightening.

[@theelifeofdez381]

Get that intro to spread across the whole screen brotha. * 4 cars I really appreciate this video bro

[@lucasmertens1]

Great video, very informative thanks! I’d never even seen or heard of a petstone before, and I thought I’d seen everything in this department 😃 One thing worth mentioning though; I noticed you’re using the Mini Tangle-Free Turbine Head with your Dyson vacuum (presumably a V6 by the looks of it). Those are alright for bigger vacuums, because the motors in them are able to produce the levels of suction required to drive the head as well as pick up any debris that the head lifts from carpet. However, when used with smaller vacuums, like the Dyson handsticks, most of the suction is wasted on driving the turbine head itself, which means the dirt/hair in the carpet is agitated to the surface but doesn’t really end up inside the vacuum, which I noticed is what was happening in your video. One solution is to purchase a mini “motorhead” for the Dyson V6, which will have its own dedicated motor (powered by the vacuum’s battery) for driving the brushroll, thus allowing the vacuum to effectively pick up any debris the brushroll agitates to the surface as it goes along. Another solution is to use a full-sized vacuum cleaner (obviously doesn’t have to be a Dyson) that has its own turbohead, or even better, its own dedicated powerhead. A little more cumbersome, but will provide a much deeper and more effective clean.

[@clmonks444]

why didn't you use a squeeze like for windows???????

[@JJ-nj3pd]

Add water w febrícula softer.. 7/1 and do the same you did.. you’ll see great results. Nice video

[@PalmdaleGal]

Fabric softener

[@molicda69]

The best remover is a damp Terri cloth hand towel. Another one is leather gloves.

[@yoshy4072]

For hard to reach areas or tight corners etc, just use the painters tape, stick and peel, wont leave any residue and you can buy a 100M roll for $3.00. A little more effort maybe, but what else is better for getting Husky fur from under car seats!!

[@leeh-xh1iw]

I have a Blue Heeler I gave up about a month ago on the fight

[@chrisparker7214]

If you pre spray the carpet with a mixture of water and fabric softener it works a lot better

[@arield.2205]

Which one would you suggest for upholstery? Bought a used sofa that I didn’t realize had pet hair until yesterday (didn’t notice it when I first when to check it out 7 days prior). I just need a good tool to get up the hair before I have the couches professionally deep cleaned.

[@johndeleon9910]

I also looked up the stone that about the pet removal Stone and that website that you you gave us on the KZbin description about to have it for $17 something and Amazon is $7.22 call Speedy Stone

[@PinkAlphaMom]

Pretty sure the Pet Stone is just a pumice stone with a fancy name and a big price tag. You can get one at the dollar store for a few bucks. Found in the mail care section.

[@markbeauchaine2845]

@@PinkAlphaMom not even close, Fur zoff is made of recycled glass in the good old USA!

[@PalmdaleGal]

@@markbeauchaine2845 - Pumice is a type of volcanic gaseous glass. Fur-Zoff is a man-made pumice-type "stone" that's harder/denser. An "improvement" on nature, perhaps?

[@sparkling231]

Thank you for this tip. Dog hair on my carpets are driving me crazy. I'll give the rubber brush a try coz the stone will be too harsh on home carpet. Cheers

[@bizzlebop1987]

Pet stone all the way. But that rybber brush for around the edges. Really fucks up your paneling with that stone

[@tuliptwy]

Have you tried the ChomChom Pet Hair Removal or the Gonzo Pet Hair Lifter?

[@veronicacornett1381]

I feel the stone tears up the carpet.. then you have piling?

[@jerseynurse6878]

I’ve read on amazon, that the rubber brush works better when the bristles are wet.

[@LetsGoJT]

+Jersey nurse I’ve read that as well still seems the same to me.

[@LetsGoJT]

+Jersey nurse I’ve not read this. I’ll give it a try for sure. Thanks

[@jhonnybfmv]

Wish I would have seen this before. thanks for the info, my employees will love this xD

[@LetsGoJT]

no worries

[@matteyboy222]

Great video, def will be trying the stone for my VW

[@AussieDetails]

How does the stone work on seat fabric? Seems like it might be a bit aggressive on regular cloth seats? Just thought I'd ask as I've never used the pet stone before. Thanks again for putting this video together!!

[@LetsGoJT]

boxersq1 it’s actually really good. You just can’t rake it across the fabric. You just have to be careful. If it seems to aggressive then use the rubber fingers. Hope this helps. Let me know your experience and how it went.

[@thorntonwhite3813]

@mobile detailing how to get hard water stains out of windows of a car

[@amosarmstrong418]

You can use the pet stone on fabric seats. Just don't rub hard barley rake across the seats

[@an7d7y]

I use the stone as well. I haven’t come across a better tool for automotive deta

[@trayel83]

I'm going to agree with most people in the comments that are saying to use the stone with moisture,.. the other comments that say the stone will destroy the carpet probably aren't talking about wetting it first or using gentle strokes. Of course something that aggressive isn't good to use on dry surfaces or with a lot of pressure. You want the stone to do all the work. And you should only use the stone in the floor and hatch area

[@LC05]

I use my standing Dyson, not sure which model but the one with the smaller ball. Anyhoo, I use the upholstery attachment and while it still leaves the hair that has grooved its way into the fibers of the carpet, it does a much much better job that this one. Maybe a different attachment would work better. I have a question, it seems like the stone is just raking up the hair and maybe some of the carpet too. Have you noticed any damage to your carpet with the stone?

[@LetsGoJT]

No damage to the carpet but you are right it only grabs hair usually. You still require a vac

[@LC05]

Mobile Detailing Edmonton I am ok with using multiple tools as long as I can get almost all of the hair, if not all out. I have a GSD that sheds like a maniac. I will have to order the stone. Thank you so much for the video and prompt response!

[@attiylanen]

Why isn't the ChomChom roller on this video?

[@brianloftus142]

The pet stone works better if you treat the area with a 50 50 mix of water and fabric softener.

[@CarolCao]

This is a great video. You should give it a better title with more information in the description! Like the name of the tools you used and their links so we can buy them! :)

[@markbeauchaine2845]

He actually sells the pet hair removal stone or look up Fur Zoff

[@izounokuda5461]

You need Chom Chom Roller man. It is THE BEST I have tried

[@carcriticexplained172]

Lili brush crushes all of these

[@scottcolegate6249]

Just bought a chom chom pet hair remover.. What's your opinion on that?? Cost me about 26$ on Amazon

[@ryanmcintyre5203]

Thank you. Very helpful. I have pumice in my cupboard so I'll give that a try before duct tape. Do you have a recommended pet car boot covers / slicker to cut future hair mess?

[@JoleneSailer]

I love how you have about 7 strands of hair sticking up on the left side of your head! LOL!! What cartoon character does it remind me of?? Archie or Jughead? LOL!! I'm just teasing you....Good video, thanks!!

[@tomster111111]

I like you already!! Hahaha

[@gusshelgosh4724]

Where can I get that brush ?

[@zceky]

Thanks for the comparison. What would you use on cloth seats? Wouldn't the pumice stone be too abrasive?

[@LetsGoJT]

+Moldy Dorito Games thats where the rubber brush is used

[@capohd28]

No Lily brush?

[@JW-_]

Have you tried a lily brush?

[@LetsGoJT]

Not yet but looking forward to try it

[@brandonruiz1251]

Lilly brush ?

[@JPerry-jw9ik]

Our dog has very fine and short micro hairs that are in the upholstery. Is this petstone likely to work on it?