Does the dog hair actually stick to this cover? The problem that I have with the canvas or plastic-y ones are that the hair flies all over the car.
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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
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From the material, I would think it might, but my dog is non-shedding, so I don't have experience with it.
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I have three dogs and have not had a problem with floating hair - and I live in a dry climate. I occasional will use a few thin, inexpensive blankets placed atop the car seat cover that helps with that - these, I can just grab and wash. I think this is the best one that I have ever used because it prevents the muddy and snowy bodies from ruining my car - and they love to swim and play in the snow!
1578115
The top side is a soft micro fiber like fabric. My dog sheds so little that I'm not the best person to answer
1560187
Not really, with bungee cords tying it to the car the only caution is wind and surface rub. This is not soft and smooth like a car cover.
540350
I have used it that way on a limited basis. My dog rides in the car with me a lot so there is lots of hair. Not really sure it would work for that.
881656
This sun shade does stick to the window. I put it on the driver side to protect my son from the sun it only comes off if he tugs on it.
254577
No. Not at all. I had mine outside in an average if 70 degree heat and the cover rotted right off my car. I contacted the company and although it says it's fine in mild weather they don't recommend it for outside. Apparently this happens a lot as the customer service person knew exactly what I was talking about. Terrible product.
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Can't answer that specifically because I never used it as intended. Got it for a drive to Fla last year but it's too difficult to get on securely and keep on and I actually think it would just blow off in the wind on highways anyway and could be dangerous in that regard. Bugs ended up not being that bad after all. The product is very inexpensive (read "cheap"). My recommendation is it just makes more sense to just wash the car when it needs it. Hope that helps.
1698070
No antenna bumpout. I live in California, so I haven't seen rain in over a year, butt he cover is well made, fits well, sand is multilayered. I'm happy with it. Does your car have a retractable antenna. Mine has the rubber spring coil type and lays flat when I put on the cover.
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I had that same issue and struggled to try to attach it and never did get it on the way it should be; but I did get some nasty looking scraps on my hands from the metal under the seat. I left it as I positioned it and the cover has stayed on okay. I hope this helps.
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While it is the most impressive cover I have come across, I am not certain it will prevent from cat scratches. (I currently have 4 cars with various covers.) The reason I say so is that I have placed this cover underneath a cheaper cover to help prevent such issues from animals.
445884
Yes, it stays in place very well. The dog hair easily shakes out if it as well. I love it!
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I haven't had any issue with mine. I put it on after a workout and right before I get into the car and take it off when I get home. Wash and then keep it in the trunk. I think it's great!
806270
Well it should be but it is a bit thinner than the one I had to replace. Not that their nails or anything would break through it but weight wise it's not. It does cover the entire seat and does the job for me. Just one more thing, I just purchased a new Mercedes with leather seats and when my dog jumps out of the car it the cover slides from under him and made me worry that his nails would catch the leather and tear it. I guess that is why I noticed that it was thinner than my last one. To fix that I put a beach towel under the seat cover so it wouldn't slide. That seems to work. Hope this helps Well it should be but it is a bit thinner than the one I had to replace. Not that their nails or anything would break through it but weight wise it's not. It does cover the entire seat and does the job for me. Just one more thing, I just purchased a new Mercedes with leather seats and when my dog jumps out of the car it the cover slides from under him and made me worry that his nails would catch the leather and tear it. I guess that is why I noticed that it was thinner than my last one. To fix that I put a beach towel under the seat cover so it wouldn't slide. That seems to work. Hope this... » Read More Well it should be but it is a bit thinner than the one I had to replace. Not that their nails or anything would break through it but weight wise it's not. It does cover the entire seat and does the job for me. Just one more thing, I just purchased a new Mercedes with leather seats and when my dog jumps out of the car it the cover slides from under him and made me worry that his nails would catch the leather and tear it. I guess that is why I noticed that it was thinner than my last one. To fix that I put a beach towel under the seat cover so it wouldn't slide. That seems to work. Hope this helps « Show Less
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It's terrible, it leaves these white fuzzy things all over your car. Its from the backing of the seat cover. I wouldn't recommend. I switched back to using a towel for now.
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No , not really, once you stick it too the dash, it won't stick again , just keeps coming off if you remove it once
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Mine was fine when I received it and didn't have a problem with it after I washed the cover. I'd try to readjust the foam and straighten out the hood. If that doesn't help maybe you should return it.
1349064
In my car I just tuck the hook under the seat as best as I can. What I found is that the hook will catch very slightly to stop the cover from being completely removed from the seat when my larger dog moves around. In my husband's truck, there are actual anchors installed on the seats (which I assume are there to secure cargo) so we use those to keep the cover in place when we are in his truck. I have found between the seat headrest straps and the elastic straps, the cover stays in place very well without the need for additional anchoring although it is nice to have the additional ability to secure the cover in the truck.
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I have 2 dogs. They have hair not fur but it still gets all over the house. I let them lay on my bed sometimes and the hair doesn't seem to cling to it at all.