Dyson answers dog hair problem with the Groom tool
The bristles are angled at 35 degrees and any dead skin cells that get disturbed during grooming are captured by a nozzle near the spring-loaded brush adjustment mechanism
Article Summary
Just when you've got the sofa or carpet clean, the dog appears and sheds a few pounds of loose hair all over the place. It's a problem faced by dog lovers the world over and one which the folks at Dyson UK have been considering for the past year. The result is a vacuum attachment for medium to long haired dogs which sucks up loose hair and dead skin before it gets anywhere near your new clean floor or prized upholstery.
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