"You can never completely clean the hair on the pet bed mat!" Pet owners should have this experience

You may have heard some sayings like this:

Is the dog bowl the most bacteria-prone item?

Can washing with white vinegar help remove hair?

Should pet litter pads be replaced regularly?

So which statements are correct? Which statements have been verified?

The following is some experience of foreign poop cleaners on the cleaning of pet nest mats, toys, pet food bowls, etc.:

How to clean the hair on the pet bed mat?

Why can’t the hair in pet nest mats be removed cleanly? Because dog hair has a characteristic that can penetrate deep into the fibers of the nest mat material.

1. Before cleaning the nest pad, remove as much visible hair as possible. You can use a soft-bristled brush or a damp towel.

2. After cleaning off the hair, throw the nest mat into the dryer for 10 minutes. Be careful to only dry it. (This will soften the hair)

3. Take out the dried nest pad and shake it to shake off the hair.

4. Start cleaning the nest mat. You can use mild fragrance-free laundry detergent

5. You can add a small amount of white vinegar to help soften the hair. White vinegar also helps to remove odor.

6. Dry it completely before letting your pet try it to prevent mold or mites.

If you want to clean it regularly, you can buy two pieces at the time of purchase, so that you will have one to replace.

How often should pets’ nest mats and toys be cleaned?

1. Nest mat is recommended once a week.

Dogs and free-range cats can carry dust, bacteria, and even parasites as nest mats

2. Dog crate recommended once a week

3. Food basin and water bowl are recommended once a day.

Bacteria can grow rapidly in food bowls.

4. Automatic water dispenser recommended once a week

5. Toys are recommended to be cleaned as needed. (At least once a month)

Keeping these supplies clean and hygienic will be beneficial to the health of pets and people who take care of them.