10 Proven Cleaning Tips for Cat Owners

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The companionship and love offered by cats can help you forget about the minor inconveniences, specifically keeping a clean household with all that cat hair around.

Here are some easy cleaning tips for cat owners that’ll help you keep your house clean without too much fuss.

Cat Hair Cleaning Tips

Cat hair can get everywhere, especially for long-haired cat owners! Here are 5 ways to keep your house cat-hair free and stopping shedding issues before they start:

  1. Grooming. Brushing your cat daily doesn’t just help avoid excess shedding, it minimizes the formation of hairballs and stops your cat from developing painful knots and matting.
  2. Get a Lint Roller. Lint rollers are a fantastic way to clean clothing and furniture in a pinch.
  3. Use Adhesive Tape. A cheap option for cleaning upholstery is wrapping a piece of adhesive tape around your finger and pressing the sticky side against fabric to remove hair. Out of tape? A damp rubber glove works just as well.
  4. Try Furniture Polish. Spray your wood shelves and tables with an anti-static furniture polish, but always make sure your household cleaner of choice is non-toxic.
  5. Get a Roborock vacuum cleaner for cat hair. A Roborock vacuum cleaner is a must-have for cat owners. It not only removes pet hair and dander from carpets and floors, but also recognizes pets & pet supplies and navigates around them, better cleaning the area without disrupting your pet’s daily routine or adding unnecessary stress. It’s a totally hands-free experience that’s even easy enough for Garfield to use. That’s right, our favorite lazy cat can lounge around the house and eat plenty of lasagna while the Roborock handles cleanup, ensuring a spotless home without disrupting his (or your cat’s) lifestyle.

Tips for Pet Stain Removal

All cats have accidents. It could be anything from a little vomit on an upholstered chair to a bathroom break outside the litter box.

Here are 5 tips to help you create the best pet stain remover at home:

  1. Mix 1:1 white vinegar with water and add four spoons of baking soda. Fill in a spray bottle, apply to the stain, and then rub with a clean cloth. Trust us: this simple stain remover for pets can work miracles.
  2. Here’s another favorite you can create at home: mix water, white vinegar, and gentle dish-washing soap. Spray the affected area and dab the spot with a cloth to remove stains.
  3. Cover a stain with a clean cloth and pour baking soda over it. Mix hydrogen peroxide with one spoonful of dish-washing soap and pour the mixture on top of the baking soda. Let the mixture set for twenty minutes, then scrub the spot slowly.
  4. Struggling with dirty paw prints on windows and sliding doors? Mix lemon juice, white vinegar, and water. Then, spray the mixture on dirty windows and use newspaper to clean the glass surface.
  5. Need to remove cat urine before it sets? Soak up as much of the urine as possible with paper towels and cover with newspaper. Pat the stain with the newspaper until it is barely damp, then rinse the area with clean water.