Is there a better way to remove dog hair

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Whenever I have to detail a car that has dog hair in it that won't come out with the vacuum, I wrap my hands in duct tape and then run them over the carpet. It works great, just wondering if there any other solutions out there.
 
I have had good luck with using a rubber glove. I run it across the area and follow up with the vac. I have also heard a pumice stone works great in some situations.
 
I have one of these and they work like a charm on any animal hair trapped in cloth or carpets. Its available at most pet supply stores or online, its called fur-be-gone:D
 

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Make sure your getting extra revenue for DOG induced vehicles. Time is MONEY and MONEY is TIME. I charge an extra 80.00 dollars for dog hair. In an SUV that charge can be more.
 
I have a large lint brush I got from Target for things like this. It's pretty big so it takes just a few passes to do a large area.
 
I like that. I'll gave to try that out. I've had my dog in my truck a few times over the last month and when the hair gets woven in it's hard to get it all out
 
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