Can you tell me if this would be ok for a full bed......and is it really slippery? What about dog hairs.
1798563
I use it on a queen bed and it fits well. It is not slippery. I don't own a dog, but I have a cat and it doesn't show cat hair
1798564
It would definitely work for a full bed. It is not slippery, has a nice smooth feel. We don't have animals, but I don't think they would cling to this material the way they do to others. Hope this helps!
1798565
Its not slippery and my dogs hair never showed up on the sheets or blanket. It could just be my mattress but the queen sheets were a bit to big and I needed to use sheet hooks to keep it in place
1798566
It would probably fit on a full bed, maybe just a bit long on the sides. It's not too slippery, it was actually really nice. It did pick up dog (and cat) hair but I've found that with most of my sheets/blankets. The only thing with this was that the first time I washed it, I put it in the dryer and it got a scorch mark on it (looked like it had been burned in places) but I don't know if it was the comforter or my dryer.
1798567
It's okay for a full. Might be some extra room. It's a bottom shelf set. The fabric is cotton like, so not slippery, starts to get those fabric balls and fades after first couple of washes, its not scratchy but its not soft. It collects dog hairs pretty well. I'm not trying to slam it, but its not worth more than $15. It's about the quality you'd expect from a low budget shop.
1798568
It would be ok for a full bed, no it's not slippery... Really soft... As for dog hair, my bed is to high up for my little dog to jump up or off of...!
1798569
Definitely okay for a full (I has a queen). No as slippery as a sleeping bag. Dog hairs were no problem but my dog made it extra static-y when he slept on it. If you live somewhere dry, be aware.
1798570
I do not have it - it was given to my ex daughter in law and I do not know the answers to your questions.
1798571
Mine is on a Queen sleep number bed & works great. I would not call it slippery. It is soft to the touch, but not like a heavy velour. I also have a dog & the hair will shake of it. I would buy it again.
1141147
I wish I had a good answer but I haven't been able to get my Morkie and Yorkie to use the ramp. (My fault for not taking time to train teach them how!) It does have a low pile carpet surface and I don't think it will be slippery.
1737671
This particular ball isn't what I would call "tacky" or sticky. I live with 3 dogs but I don't see any collection of hair on the ball. I also haven't noticed any static build-up that could attract dust and hair as well.
1974222
Hey Shelley. I bought this for my 18lb boy dachshund and he absolutely loves it. As long as he isn't super tall I think it will be ok because the whole point of the bed is to curl up and snuggle inside! Hope I helped.
1954618
We have tile in our home and it does slip when the dogs go up and down. We tied the stairs to our bed and placed a rug underneath and it does just fine. Our dogs we 13 pounds and they do okay with it... Only complaint is that the stairs are narrow and my dogs felt uncomfortable in the beginning. Now, after practice, they constantly use the stairs!
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My tub is smooth but it seems to me that the pad needs to have a lot of surface to grab onto. If you put it on a textured surface, I think it might not stay down as long. I have discovered that you need to keep it clean: soap scum makes it less non-skid.
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Your asking for a lot of problems if you want a Roomba to go after "enormous" fluffy dog hair piles. The brush on the Roomba will only hold a certain amount of hair and then it's time to pop the brush out and take a wire brush to it for cleaning. I wouldn't suggest a Roomba to anyone who owns a dog that sheds a great deal expecially if it were a long haired dog. They would surely be disappointed in the amount of work it took keeping the brush working properly.
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No its is not slippery at all It is a great ramp I already had a set of steps and a ramp for my bed but was going on vacation and needed one I could fold up for easier transport and this worked perfectly for my needs My yorkies took right to it and had no problems using it even though they had never used it before and really preferred the steps at home
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I would think it would be perfect if you are not in a high wind area or if you are in an area were you can use posts in the ground so it does not roll off with your Morkie. It has loops for posting. Loose sand would not work for posting it down. Half of the top provides shade and the other is open to full sun. There is a lot of opened mesh for air. Also the mesh is strong. I love mine. My Yorkie sleeps in it every night. His little bed fit nice with all his little toys and his blanket. If necessary I could put food and water bowls in it, as well. I hope this helps you make a decision. I would think it would be perfect if you are not in a high wind area or if you are in an area were you can use posts in the ground so it does not roll off with your Morkie. It has loops for posting. Loose sand would not work for posting it down. Half of the top provides shade and the other is open to full sun. There is a lot of opened mesh for air. Also the mesh is strong. I love mine. My Yorkie sleeps in it every night. His little bed fit nice with all his little toys and his blanket. If necessary I could put food and water bowls in it, as well. I hope this helps you make a decision.
1431645
No, I would not say it was slippery-its just that there is nothing to really anchor the arms and back of the throw so it stays in place. If you just gently sit on the couch with your legs planted of the floor--it might be ok. But if you get on your couch and curl up to read a book or have your dog up with you--it does not stay in place at all. I found it very frustrating and poorly designed to be advertised as Sure Fit.
1822518
It has a textured surface much like a roofing shingle or very coarse sandpaper. I have had mine for about a year and have never had an issue with my dog slipping on it.
1764446
If your dogs are "diggers" on the bedspread I wouldn't recommend this bedspread. If they jump on the bed and just lay down and sleep it's fine.There is stitching on this design, if an occasional dog toenail caught a thread if could be pulled back from the underside of the bedspread and lookfine on the right side that shows on your bed. Again, not a good choice for roughhousing dogs.
1957621
Definitely a lift away. I have two large fluffy dogs and am to the moon happy with my choice. It's worth it-completely. We have mostly all hardwood and laminate. A few large area rugs.
1881132
We have for our 13 yr old lab whose has arthritis in his hind quarters. Our steps are quite wide so we keep this off to the side and it works fine for him. I found I have to put 2 small rubber back rugs on it because the surface is just too slick and he slips. The rugs work fine though.
1205372
Yes. This chilly mat is very slick and moves around if not on a solid surface but please don't step on it because you will slide and fall. The chilly mat can be used on the bed and covered.
1172753
Good question. The comfort does seem to attract some dust and hair. I do have a dog who sheds. So far he has not been on the comforter when it is on top of the bed. It is a matter of time as he does spend time up there on the made up bed when I am going. I would guess that it might attract some hair.
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Dan, I used it as traction for my dog's feet while driving. She stands on my lap, with front feet on the car door sill, I wanted to protect the door and give her traction. It's great for protection but it's not really a tacky surface, so I would not call it slip free. It's very spongy and the adhesive holds it well, just not quite slip-free.