What are the life hacks for cleaning an apartment where cats / dogs live?

1. Wash your dog's paws after every walk

2. Brush regularly

3. Reduce, if possible, the number of surfaces in the house) the more there are, the more you clean

4. Get rid of carpets and rugs (if possible)

5. Buy a vacuum cleaner with a turbo brush

6. Carpets are best hand-cleaned - literally.

7. We vacuum every day + every other day wet + every Saturday major cleaning

We have a shepherd dog)

Half of the success of a quick cleanup is getting ready for it. If you have a cat, the problem of cat litter is probably acute in the house, more precisely, the fact that it is concentrated not only in the tray. The filler particles stick to the furry paws of the beast, and then they are carried throughout the apartment. Removing them is difficult and time-consuming, and stepping on with bare feet is also painful. What to do? For example, you can place a foam mat (such as for fitness activities) under the tray so that the filler particles will remain on it. The mat is easy to clean and wash. An equally urgent problem: cat hair. It is rather difficult to collect it from all horizontal and vertical surfaces. We need preventive measures, for example, these are the following: in those places where the cat likes to lie, lay a soft blanket made of natural fabric. This will concentrate the hair in one place and not settle on the furniture.

If you have a dog, put a pack of wet wipes in the hallway. Better yet, two - you will wipe the animal's paws after each walk. It is also possible to wash, but you will not carry the animal to the bathroom in your hands, especially if you do not have a spitz, but an Akita Inu, which means that the pet will stomp along the way. Brush the animal regularly, so there will be less wool in the house. Check out his toys: as a rule, the dog has two or three favorites. All others accumulate in corners and collect dust. The same goes for leashes and harnesses that you don't use on a daily basis. Those that are rarely used should be put away in the closet, and those that are not used at all can be taken to the shelter.

Now life hacks:

• Animal hair is easy to collect from upholstered furniture with a damp rubber glove or a baby ball. Take a large children's rubber ball and roll it on the sofa, then rinse it in the bathroom.
• If you have a dog, before vacuuming the carpet, lightly sprinkle it (the carpet, not the dog) with a mild baking soda solution to help deal with the specific smell.
• Don't forget to vacuum the skirting boards - most of the wool accumulates there. If you are lazy vacuuming, take a wool sock and walk with it.
  If you have any other questions about cleaning, ask them in a direct line.