Using a metal bristle pet brush can effectively remove hair from Velcro. This method, recommended by cleaning expert Will Cotter, allows you to grab pesky human or pet hair effortlessly.
Colin Matthiesen suggests that while manually removing larger pieces of hair or lint with tweezers is effective, it can become time-consuming for heavily cluttered Velcro.
Another innovative way to clean Velcro involves rubbing one piece of Velcro over another in a single direction, which helps detach the lint easily and prevent it from sticking.
For more stubborn, tiny fuzz, Cotter advises using a pin to gently lift the lint without dragging it across the Velcro, preserving its functionality.
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