A Machine That Gets Pet and Human Hair Out of Carpet Like Magic

A Machine That Gets Pet and Human Hair Out of Carpet Like Magic
In the U.S., the cat is the domestic animal that most often tests positive for rabies. Mariia Boiko/Shutterstock
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How often have you been vacuuming and then turned off the vacuum only to see stray hairs—your own or your pet’s—still on your carpet? No matter how hard and often you vacuum, they’re still there. Now imagine all of the hairs you cannot see because they’ve worked their way below the surface.

Experts tell us that one human sheds an average of 50 to 150 hairs a day. Dogs, depending on the breed, shed many times that amount, as do cats. The mess of pet hair can be enough to drive pet owners nuts.

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