How to Protect Kids’ Room Curtains from Pet Hair When Pets Sleep in the Same Room
When a dog or cat sleeps in a child’s bedroom, keeping pet hair off the curtains can become a constant maintenance problem. Fur can transfer from pet beds, carpets, furniture, and bedding onto nearby curtain panels. Pets may also rub against curtains, lie beside them, or shake their coats near the window. The good news is that protecting curtains does not require completely eliminating pets from the room. A better approach is to control where the pet sleeps, reduce direct contact with the curtains, clean surrounding surfaces regularly, and remove loose hair before it becomes embedded in the fabric. Understanding how to protect kids’ room curtains from pet hair is especially important when the pet regularly spends several hours sleeping in the same room. Keep the Pet’s Sleeping Area Away From the Curtains The location of the pet's bed can make a major difference. If the pet sleeps directly beside the curtains, loose hair is likely to accumulate on the lower portion of the p...