
- November 23rd, 2018
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- Posted in frequently asked questions, laundry
How To Stop Lint From Sticking To Your Clothes
Lint is the word used for the tiny fibres of fabric that are shed from the edges of clothes, most often when you wash them in a washing machine. These fibres tend to stick to the surfaces of other clothes and make it so that they don’t look fully clean, even straight after they’ve been washed. Fabrics made of natural fibres like wool and cotton generate more lint than fabric made from synthetic materials, and some washing machines might be more likely to create lint problems than others. This can be symptomatic of a faulty washing machine, or it can just be a problem with your washing processes. Lint shed from lighter clothes onto darker ones and vice versa can give clothes a worn, faded…
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