How to Remove Siberian Husky Hair from Your Bed
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When a Husky blows its coat, your bed can look like it snowed overnight. Here's how to handle it.
Why Siberian Husky hair sticks to your bed
Huskies have a thick double coat made for sub-zero temperatures. Most of the year shedding is fairly light, but once or twice a year they blow their undercoat and it comes out in clumps for weeks.
Comforters and duvets have soft, loose fibers and warm folds — and if your pet sleeps there, hair gets pressed in for hours every night. Undercoat fluff felts into comforters, especially where your pet sleeps every night.
Step-by-step: removing Siberian Husky hair from your bed and bedding
- Strip the bed and shake sheets and pillowcases outdoors.
- Roll the comforter or duvet with the FurFree remover while it's spread flat, paying attention to where your pet sleeps.
- Do a quick roll over the mattress top before putting fresh sheets on.
- Wash bedding on its normal cycle, and clean the dryer lint trap afterward.
What to avoid
- Don't throw a hairy duvet straight in the washer — hair clings to the drum and other laundry.
- Don't forget the pillows; they collect as much hair as the comforter.
Cut the shedding before it lands on your bed
Brush weekly, and daily during a coat blow. Never shave a Husky — the double coat regulates heat as well as cold. Every hair you brush out is one that won't end up on your bed. For a Siberian Husky, the best tool for that is the FurFree Self-Cleaning Pet Grooming Brush (Large size) — it pulls out loose undercoat, which is where most of the hair on your furniture comes from, and one press of the button releases it.
The FurFree way: more cuddles, less cleanup
The FurFree™ Self-Cleaning Pet Hair Remover lifts dog hair from your bed and bedding into a built-in chamber you open and empty — no sticky sheets or refills. For quick touch-ups, the FurFree Pet Hair Remover Glove lifts hair with a wipe of your hand. Pair them with a grooming brush for your Siberian Husky and you're dealing with hair at both ends. Free US shipping and easy 30-day returns.
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FAQ
How much does a Siberian Husky shed?
Most of the year shedding is fairly light, but once or twice a year they blow their undercoat and it comes out in clumps for weeks.
Is it okay to let my pet sleep on the bed?
That's your call — many people do. A washable throw blanket in your pet's spot makes the daily clean-up a one-minute job.
What's the fastest daily routine?
Brush your Siberian Husky for five minutes, then do a quick pass over your bed and bedding with the FurFree roller. Five to ten minutes a day beats a weekend deep clean.