The Response CT10 provides a fast effective cleaning solution for today’s homes; a move to hard floor surfaces like tile, stone, hard wood and laminate are now as common as traditional wall to wall carpet, vinyl, and linoleum. The mix of hard floor surfaces has also increased the use of area rugs, encouraging the CT10 solution that can move freely across surfaces. Upholstery brush with removable bristles Heavy duty wire hose rack 12″ floor brush with wheels Protective cover for central vacuum hose. Prevents scratches, dents, chips, and scuff marks caused by the central vacuum hose rubbing against interior contents of home. Protects banisters, walls, furniture, floors, wall coverings and mouldings. Made from a very durable and washable soft material containing lycra giving it elasticity allowing it to fit snuggly around the hose. Includes installation tube and instructions Easily groom your dog or cat while vacuuming up unwanted hair and pet dander at the same time.

VAC-N-GROOM Pet Brush - Soft brush with 360 swivel neck and adjustable airflow. Pet Hair & Lint Brush - Self cleaning swivel roller works like magic. Just 5" wide, great for clothing, cars, upholstery and more! Hand-held turbine power brush with the exclusive VacuFlo TurboFlex Agitator. A versatile cleaning attachment for upholstery, carpeted stairs or auto interiors and other small spaces. Electric Stair Tool: The Electric Stair tool is ideal for stairs, small spaces like automobile floor mats and trunks, and any other tight space where using a full size head is prohibitive. Connects directly to hose handle for speed and convenience. Great for dryer vents! Fits on all standard hose handles. Cleans hard flooring including wood, vinyl, ceramic tile without scratching. Replacement head for the microfiber dust mop tool. With horse hair bristles: easily cleans hard surfaces. Great for larger areas like shops and garages. Swivel Head Floor Brush – perfect for Hard surfaces like tile or hardwood.

Easily maneuvers around and under obstacles. Designed for any bare flooring in your home (wood, laminate, vinyl, ceramic, tile.) When connected to your Central Vacuum, you will have amazingly clean floors in no time. Tool for narrow and hard to reach places. Plastic upholstery tool for soft surface cleaning. Fits all central vacuum wands for cleaning baseboards, tight corners behind furniture, refrigerator air-intake grates, blinds, ceiling fan blades, anyplace you need the extra help of a brush. Plastic Bare Floor 10″ Brush 8″ Crevice tool for getting into tight spots 6″ Upholstery Attachment with slide-on bristles 2.5″ Soft horse hair bristles for delicate items Makes cleaning your blinds easy! Works on all types of blinds. 6 1/2″ wide Fan Brush Optional connector (for odd sized wands) Universal size with adapter fits on extension wands and can be used at 45 degree or 90 degree angles. Can also be used with dusting tools.

Keeps fan blades from moving while cleaning. Affectively cleans edges too! Universal, Lightweight Black Extension wand. Adjusts from 23″ to 38″ Expand your reach 38″ to enable you to reach higher spots that require vacuum cleaning. Great for catching cobwebs that build up in corners, other awkward-reach places, or for the taller person who needs the length! 17″ Lightweight Plastic Extension Wand set of two (17″ each) Black or GreyOh I wish there was some magical trick or tool that I could make and become a kazillionaire.  hoover vacuum switch repairUntil that day, here are some ideas on how to rid your horse clothes and your horse’s clothes from all of that darn hair!car vacuum cleaner price in dubai -Keep your horse clipped in the winter.  vacuum cleaner repair hawaii

While not ideal or desirable for some horses, clipping is a great way to reduce the volume of hair that is deposited on everything within a 10 foot radius of your horse.  Your horse will still shed hairs, they will just be much shorter. -The curry comb is your friend, and so is the vacuum.  Get rid of as much loose hair before you start putting “clothes” on your horse.  For legs that like to deposit hair into your best polo wraps, use a pimple mitt or double sides jelly sponge to curry. Wool coolers are the WORST for removing hair! -Have a plan for horse clothing hair removal.  Some ideas: A super stiff and durable nylon brush is good for using some elbow grease to brush out your blankets, coolers, and saddle pads that belong to your horse.  Yes, it will be like grooming your horse all over again, but think of your arms!  Able to lift super heavy things and stuff! The horse vacuum is also great for use on saddle pads and blankets.  For large coolers and sheets, clip your cross ties together to create a laundry line to drape your blanket from before you vacuum. 

This allows you to vacuum easily, and your blanket or horse cooler won’t drop and flop on the grounds. Use a specialty brush.  I found the hair removal brush pictured below at a big pet supply store.  It’s great for the pet hair at home, and also works fairly well with the horse hair on everything else.  This works pretty well with a fleece cooler, which as we all know is really some sort of crazy super glue magnet for horse hair. Raid your kitchen cabinets.  Know those rubbery, grippy shelf liners that are patterned like mini funnel cakes?  Fold one of those up to use as a hair removal tool.  Works well on your furniture at home, too! These drawer liners are hair removing magic! Rubber spongy tools and shedding blocks can work, too.  There are many types and styles available, your local pet store should carry a few options for hair removal.  It may take some experimentation as to what works best.  There’s also a hair blade called the SleekEZ that is great fro heavy duty hair removal, on horses and horse clothes!

You can also use a washing machine and dryer to remove some of the horse hair that your blankets and coolers have collected, but this can clog your washer.  I also get the feeling that what hairs survive this cycle only become permanently part of the fabric.  No scientific proof for this, but I’m highly suspicious.  Toss your dirty horse clothes into the washer and dryer after you have buffed out most of the hair and you should be good to go. A stiff brush works wonders for removing "crusty" things from blankets and leg straps. You also have the option of straight up denial, in which case all of your horse’s clothes can have keep own extra layer of hair.  Denial is sometimes partnered with wearing blinders.  This may work well for you, but keep in mind your barn mates may start to call you names!!  How do you deal with horse hair removal from your coolers, blankets, and saddle pads? « Deal With a Squeaky Saddle!Reduce Travel Stress on Your Horse with These Tips!