What should I do if my pet is losing hair all over the house?

Autumn is here, and the seasonal fur change of pets is here again. After a hard day of study and work, when you get home, you want to hug your owner for a sweet touch, and then you will find that your body is already covered with its fur.
These fallen hairs are light and fine, flying all over the room and staining the floor, clothes, sofas, and beds. It is very troublesome to clean up...
Clean hair
1. Pet hair brush
We can use a special pet brush to comb the pet's hair before playing with it. This can concentrate the fallen hair on the brush and reduce the burden on the clothes. However, for those hairs that have fallen into the room, we can only clean them manually. .
2. Tape/Dust Adhesive
Using tape can effectively and quickly stick up hair, but it is more suitable for small-area objects such as clothes. It is also very convenient to use sticky glue to roll it on the sofa or bed, and the hair will be stuck! p>
3. Sprinkle water
The hair on the floor is not easy to see. It is too difficult to pick it up one by one. You can spray a small amount of water in the air and on the ground before sweeping the floor. This way it is much easier to collect and process the hair.
4. Vacuum cleaner
If you have a vacuum cleaner, you can use a vacuum cleaner to vacuum the bed, carpet, sofa and other furniture, then use a mop to mop the floor, and wipe the table, bedside, bookcase and other smooth surfaces with a clean rag. The hair will have nowhere to hide~
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