pet hair all over my tools.

thecody59 · Feb 27, 2015

Hi do you guys have problem with hair getting all on your tools? I have cats and dogs and even tho they don't go in the garage every time i buy a new set of tools by the time they get put in the tool box they are covered in hair it drives me crazy how can i go about getting all the hair off?

Weldor · Feb 27, 2015

Air compressor.

AA/FC · Feb 27, 2015

Is this a serious question.... how do you clean pet hair off your tools???? Well, how do you clean grease and dirt off your tools? I'd start with a rag and some brake cleaner, maybe a blow gun and some compressed air. How do you clean pet hair from your furniture in your house? lol. :headscrat

quattroJoe · Feb 27, 2015

Or just tell your cats and dogs they can't borrow your tools anymore. I swear they can be worse than neighbors! [emoji16]

thecody59 · Feb 27, 2015

I do not own a air compressor so i would need another way.

Weldor · Feb 27, 2015

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KamiCrit · Feb 27, 2015

Tell your pets to start paying rent or they get the boot.

nicksnothereman · Feb 27, 2015

thecody59 said:
Hi do you guys have problem with hair getting all on your tools? I have cats and dogs and even tho they don't go in the garage every time i buy a new set of tools by the time they get put in the tool box they are covered in hair it drives me crazy how can i go about getting all the hair off?

You sure you're not a werewolf? Just asking, I don't see how that can happen tools don't really have electrostatic properties (attract hair) so even if it's there it really shouldn't stick.

Dustbuster I suppose would be the way to get the hair off if it lingers.

jakemac · Feb 27, 2015

Wait until the tools get old and the hair will fall off on it's own. :lol:

1950mercury · Feb 27, 2015

This post is more useless than your work on your car post. Shopvac? Compressor? Sell all your tools you don't have enuff common sense or problem solving skills to use them if you can't figure this out on your own. That or buy some polish and just look at them and polish them

Mohawk Dave · Feb 27, 2015

I'm hoping this is a joke, otherwise I agree with 1950merc.

I have 3 big dogs that are shop dogs when I'm out there. I've not once seen hair on tools. On the ground in the corners yea, but a drawer full of hairy ratchets, nah.

balane · Feb 27, 2015

I have the opposite problem, getting tools on my pets. My Border Collie, Riley, got up from laying in the garage one day and I saw that somehow he got a pocket screwdriver tangled up in his tail fur. The pocket clip on it was snagged. Don't ask me how, he gets into the craziest predicaments.

Mohawk Dave · Feb 27, 2015

^ I lol'd

ClineWrench · Feb 27, 2015

If pet hair on my tools was my biggest worry, I'd have it made.

Lookin4'67Galaxieconv · Feb 27, 2015

Is it April Tools Day already?

ZRH` · Feb 27, 2015

balane said:
I have the opposite problem, getting tools on my pets. My Border Collie, Riley, got up from laying in the garage one day and I saw that somehow he got a pocket screwdriver tangled up in his tail fur. The pocket clip on it was snagged. Don't ask me how, he gets into the craziest predicaments.

My dog likes to help by always trying to pick up the sharpest tools he can find: aviation snips, utility knives, pens -.- Weirdest dog

Carves · Feb 27, 2015

Geez you blokes are tough on a fella .. :lol:

OP .. when you sort your problem , post it up so I can try it on chook feathers ..

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OccupantRJ · Feb 27, 2015

Once you have had water 5 feet deep in your workshop, dog hair and lots of other things will seem trivial......

HairMetal · Feb 27, 2015

thecody59 said:
I do not own a air compressor so i would need another way.

Everybody needs a compressor.

toplessHO · Feb 27, 2015

I had a Belgium Shepard that when a puppy got into my tool box and chewed most of my good plastic handled screwdrivers. I still have a few left almost 40 yrs later. Things like this bring back memories some good some bad .

iajonesy · Feb 27, 2015

Light them on fire and that will solve all your problems. NOT the pets,the tools.

Mike

HairMetal · Feb 27, 2015

iajonesy said:
Light them on fire and that will solve all your problems. NOT the pets,the tools.

Mike

No don't do that, just use the Binford Blast Master compressor instead.

thecody59 · Feb 27, 2015

I have a serious problem and you are turning this into a joke.

jlh92 · Feb 27, 2015

Are your rags also covered in fur? If not use them to wipe the fur off your tools.

LB-1911 · Feb 27, 2015

thecody59 said:
Hi do you guys have problem with hair getting all on your tools? I have cats and dogs and even tho they don't go in the garage every time i buy a new set of tools by the time they get put in the tool box they are covered in hair it drives me crazy how can i go about getting all the hair off?

Grooming and deShedding Tool

http://www.furminator.com/pet-deshedding-solutions-tools/dog-grooming-deshedding-tools.aspx

http://www.furminator.com/Products/...a-large-long-hair-cat-from-shedding-rake.aspx

thecody59 said:
I have a serious problem and you are turning this into a joke.

It appears you now have an additional issue to work through.

Lx460 · Feb 27, 2015

Remind me never to eat at your house.

HairMetal · Feb 27, 2015

thecody59 said:
I have a serious problem and you are turning this into a joke.

Come on man, you have a serious problem?If that's a serious problem for you , you have it easy.You're also making this easy to joke about which makes me think youre very young, no experience with stuff like this.

pet hair all over my tools.

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