can you use a lint roller on simonis 860 cloth

Matt Tatum

Matt Tatum

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this me be a dumb question, just dont want to cause a problem with the felt............. but can you use a lint roller on your pool table?........ i have my daughters damn cat ( no claws ), that when we are playing pool and have the cover off, she always wants to ge up there, so i have quite a bit of hair on the blue stuff, and cant seem to get it all off?

thanks

-Matt
 
I have 2 cats, I just use my vacuum cleaner with the soft bristled upholstery attachment. Works great. I would be afraid of sticky residue coming off a lint roller. Even though they r not that tacky.
 
Matt Tatum said:
this me be a dumb question, just dont want to cause a problem with the felt............. but can you use a lint roller on your pool table?........ i have my daughters damn cat ( no claws ), that when we are playing pool and have the cover off, she always wants to ge up there, so i have quite a bit of hair on the blue stuff, and cant seem to get it all off?

thanks

-Matt
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Absolutely - I use the large one here all the time and it does an amazing job. It's also great for couches:

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4313507&f=PAD%2FpsNotAvailInUS%2FNo
 
Believe it or not imo this basic lint brush works the best (see link). There's no residue possibility or the risk of over burnishing the cloth with spinning roller vacuums.

With that said after 'brushing the lint' off (from my girlfriends Rag Doll cat hair and the like) I will use the non spinning 2-3" wide brush attachment to my powerful new SHARK vacuum to pull out the chalk. Once its completely dust/lint free (about every 4-5 cleannings) I'll also use a damp rag to refresh the cloths fibers. After its drys and the balls are re-polished... welcome back to your base reference for building pool knowledge.

http://www.drugstore.com/evercare-magik-brush-2-sided-lint-brush/qxp75941

Randy
 
I use it all the time.... wish they made one with the handle about 4 inches off the cloth...
 
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