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Keeping Lint Off Clothing

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Date: 05/22/2006 Topics: Clothing > Tips | Readers Request > Clothing  
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I have some pants and jacket that are 96% cotton and 4% spandex in black and they seem to attract every little piece of lint in the world! I love them and want to wear them but every time I do i'm reaching for my lint roller. I have tried static guard and fabric protector but they have not worked? I'm stuck, can anyone help me with a tip?

April from La Crosse, WI
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Post By cm123. (Guest Post) (06/21/2008)
duct tape.

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Post By Michelle (Guest Post) (11/11/2007)
I cant get black lint off my daughters work pants and my black clothes and jackets. plz help

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Post By David (Guest Post) (10/07/2007)
How do you prevent the lint beads that appear on some garments after drying?

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Post By Evelyn (Guest Post) (09/25/2007)
I have washed two pairs of shorts that are black and put them in the dryer and they came out with lint on them. Any suggestions to keep off the lint?

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Post By JJWILKS (Guest Post) (04/04/2007)
666 PEGGY LEE REPLIED TO THAT

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Post By JJWILKS (Guest Post) (04/04/2007)
PEGGY LEE 31 U ROCK, NOW I CAN KEEP MY 300 DOLLAR COAT LOOKING NEW! THANK YOU! THE LID TOP OPENER WORKS GREAT!

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Post by PeggyLee (31) | (06/06/2006)
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Not sure how to "prevent" it but to remove lint from clothing I use one of those little round rubber things you use to get lids off of jars. They don't take up a lot of room in your purse (I actually keep one in my desk at work). Most of these have been for free from different businesses advertising. Have a couple from my credit union. I like the tule idea too, I never thought of that, but bet it works great and would also be easy to carry.

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Post by badwater (712) | (06/03/2006)
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These are the types of clothing materials that I tend to stay away from. If you notice this type of attraction (between clothing & lint) in the store, please be aware, they'll do this in your closet, as well. Best of Luck with yours.

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Post by call4cathy (6) | (05/28/2006)
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Buy a piece of some very "fine" netting (toule?). I have been using the same piece for over a year and it works wonders.

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Post by jerald sheetz (2) | (05/26/2006)
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can you send me a pic of these items? i use bounce free dryer sheets and they work well

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