Does this stick to fur?
1593927
No it will release from fur. Its a slightly more tacky version of an ace bandage, without glues or adhesives needed. Sticks to itself through design plastic-wrap materials.
1593928
It is 'grippy' and stretchy. I wouldn't say sticky. It grips to itself. That is a good thing. Our pets seem to be masters at removing the strange things we put on their feet. But when you want to take it off by unwrapping it, the fur does not get stuck in it. It has a long track record of being used to keep a gauze bandage in place on furry pets. It's stretchy so they can move. Tip - if the bandage is below a joint, continue the wrap above the joint slightly. Pets will slip out of the bandage easily if the wrap makes a straight tube. Having it over a larger joint anchors it... maybe. It works pretty good on people too or on the handle of a tool. It is 'grippy' and stretchy. I wouldn't say sticky. It grips to itself. That is a good thing. Our pets seem to be masters at removing the strange things we put on their feet. But when you want to take it off by unwrapping it, the fur does not get stuck in it. It has a long track record of being used to keep a gauze bandage in place on furry pets. It's stretchy so they can move. Tip - if the bandage is below a joint, continue the wrap above the joint slightly. Pets will slip out of the bandage easily if the wrap makes a straight tube. Having it over a larger joint anchors it... maybe. It... » Read More It is 'grippy' and stretchy. I wouldn't say sticky. It grips to itself. That is a good thing. Our pets seem to be masters at removing the strange things we put on their feet. But when you want to take it off by unwrapping it, the fur does not get stuck in it. It has a long track record of being used to keep a gauze bandage in place on furry pets. It's stretchy so they can move. Tip - if the bandage is below a joint, continue the wrap above the joint slightly. Pets will slip out of the bandage easily if the wrap makes a straight tube. Having it over a larger joint anchors it... maybe. It works pretty good on people too or on the handle of a tool. « Show Less
1578112
My dog has a triple coat and sheds excessively, the hair tends to weave into fabric as she moves around. This cover is microfiber with a quilted look to it, so far the dog hair comes up fairly easily with the brush of my vaccum. With the sticky hairs I use a pethair remover brush which brings it right up. Also the dryer lint screen catches all when I wash the cover. We have redclay mud and lots of rain and snow, if she muddies it up, I let it dry and brush it off. Comes right off until I am ready to wash it. I am really happy with cover. It is as close to furnature covers as I have found. I haven't had flyaway fur issues. Her coat tends to stick to everything. It is worth a try for you. Hope this helps. Leslie
475692
Unfortunately I cannot answer since I used it on leather. However it does stick very well. Try one piece and buy more if needed if it works.
2245794
Hi there, the product i bought does not have fur on the animals. The farm does make lots of fun animal sounds. Hope that helps!
836832
No. In fact, it barely even collects on this thing. I have a short haired dachshund and a long haired cat, I've had my cover for 3 months, and I've never removed hair beyond tossing the cover in the wash, because I can't even tell it's fur-covered. For super-shedding dogs, it should come right up with the same method you use to remove it from your clothes. The fabric is like velour, but it's not a fur-magnet like velour.
571053
No. The fur stays on. Does not shed. However, takes many batteries. Other than that..I love the dog! Fun toy!
1477805
Yes it stays on well as it is thick but light and fluffy. Use sparingly as it goes far. Used for years.
309387
No. It fits around the dogs neck just like any other collar and fur doesn't matter.
551383
No. The backing is a poly flece like material.Just as a real fur would not be the same on both sides.
1538084
It did on my exterior doors, but they have 50 years of latex on them. It took off a layer, but not down to bare wood. I just took a sanding block to even out and slapped a fresh coat on. It's not like Gorilla Tape which should be advertised as permanent, but it held up well to Ohio's winter. I bought more and did it again this year.
1004570
Yes, it does. It's a faux fur floor liner, but it's sturdy and held in place via Velcro.
1204646
No. Mice do not care about this stuff. I sprayed continuously for 2 days, but they were still there. Caught 3 mice today using sticky pads.
1653224
No I don't think it would stick as it looks like wicker but if up very close, it is a rubber coated wire. It is a very dark chocolate brown though (darker than implied by the photograph) and blends well with black.
692224
Yes, I prefer to put it on dry fur. Then, when it dries, you will see how effective it is when you comb it out.
308765
Cat fur does stick to the sheets, but it washes off easily. I have never had an issue with pilling with these sheets. (For the record, I have never had sheets that cat fur did not stick to.) I really like these sheets.
1786867
NONE! Absolutely nothing. In fact, when applying this fantastic product, there is absolutely NO residue on your hands, and the product gets immediately absorbed into the fur, leaving it super silky, soft and shiny.
1561956
absolutely, it will stick to any surface. I used this velcro to hang up my home-made blinds onto a metal framed window. The velcro on both the frame and fabric is still intact.