Lint Cotton

How do i get rid of lint on cotton shirt?
i wore a hoodie on top of my cotton shirt and now these black lint or fluff is all over my white cotton shirt. How do i get rid of them?

Buy a roller lint remover.
Wrap tape , sticky side out, around your hand and pat down the shirt for a quick fix.
You may need to get a 'sweater shaver' to take the pills (balls of lint/fluff) off if the other suggestions don't work.

2007-09-16 04:12:03 by Reveredillusions

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Last week I purchased a sweater. I tried it on at first, when I took it off there was lint and cotton balls on my t shirt. I thought nothing of it at first. But after washing it and wearing for the second time, there was more cotton balls and lint then before. Is there a way to getting rid of these. And no I don't want to purchase a new sweater.

ROLL OF TAPE OR A LINT REMOVER WHICH IS BASICLY A ROLL OF TAPE
OR YOU CAN DO LIKE WHAT I DID IN BASIC TRAINING WITH MY WOOL SOCKS I SHAVED THEM WITH A CHEAP RAZOR

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I have cotton pants, fairly new. After I washed it, I noticed there are little specks or little pimples of lint all over it, too numerous to pick out. Some of my other cotton clothes are the same way. What causes this? Is it sweat? Is there any way to get rid of them.

Wash them separately and put each cotton item in a laundry bag. Those bags with gauze like material meant for delicate clothings. Don't use the spin cycle. But if you do, don't spin it till it stops.

2007-10-14 00:31:24 by son101

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I don't know if there is a solution to my problem. I bought a trendy black trench coat. It's 100% cotton twill. Whenever I wear a light colored sweater under it, the coat is covered in fuzz and lint. As I use a lint brush again & again to clean it off, I begin to wonder if there is an easier solution. Is there a way to treat my coat so it doesn't collect so much lint? I recall owning a pair of black twill pants a long time ago and having the same problem. Is there something I can do besides constantly using the lint brush?

Take it to the dry cleaners and ask them to water proof it for you. That should make it easier to get any lint off and will reduce the amount of lint that builds up. Make sure you ask them for special cleaning instuctions after they water proof it.

2007-04-02 12:18:52 by ☆skyblue

You can get a lint roller at a drug store or pet store, which has layers of masking tape sticky-side out. When the roller gets full of lint, you peel the outer layer off to expose another layer of tape.

You can also use a piece of masking tape or duct tape in a pinch. You just make a loop of tape sticky side out, and small enough to wrap around your hand. You then dab the tape onto the fabric to pick up the lint.

2007-11-05 14:34:23 by Angeleka D