Anonymous
10/22/2014 14:19
Subject: removing lint from clothes easily
what I would try (I think these will only work if you are wearing them):
After putting lotion on your hands and rubbing it in, run your hands up (or down) your legs. I was taught to do this to avoid static cling.
Put on some rubbery gloves, like medical exam gloves. Run your hands up and down your legs. This technique is supposed to be good for getting loose fur off a pet.
After putting lotion on your hands and rubbing it in, run your hands up (or down) your legs. I was taught to do this to avoid static cling.
Put on some rubbery gloves, like medical exam gloves. Run your hands up and down your legs. This technique is supposed to be good for getting loose fur off a pet.
Anonymous
10/21/2014 23:06
Subject: removing lint from clothes easily
Brushes are good, but tape is bad. It leaves a slight residue on clothes, making them more prone to future lint by being stickier.
Anonymous
10/21/2014 20:13
Subject: removing lint from clothes easily
Does anyone out there have any tips on removing lint from pantyhose? I washed a bunch of work pantyhose in a washing machine that was not my own, and this machine didn't remove lint effectively. I would strongly strongly prefer not to use a lint brush or tape (aint nobody got time for that 
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