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Post by Tyler's Helpmeet on Nov 28, 2012 16:54:23 GMT -5
If any of you do not use an electric dryer would you share how you get rid of lint on black clothing? My black skirts and my daughter's sweatshirts cannot be worn until I figure this out. They are COVERED.
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Post by Guadalupe on Nov 29, 2012 17:13:56 GMT -5
If any of you do not use an electric dryer would you share how you get rid of lint on black clothing? My black skirts and my daughter's sweatshirts cannot be worn until I figure this out. They are COVERED. We travel with a dog and those sticky lint rollers are very handy because of his shedding. Sometimes it looks like we're the furry ones. We often joke about the possibility of buying stock in the company because we use so many.
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Post by sister J on Nov 30, 2012 2:08:32 GMT -5
If any of you do not use an electric dryer would you share how you get rid of lint on black clothing? My black skirts and my daughter's sweatshirts cannot be worn until I figure this out. They are COVERED. We travel with a dog and those sticky lint rollers are very handy because of his shedding. Sometimes it looks like we're the furry ones. We often joke about the possibility of buying stock in the company because we use so many. I agree, we have those over here too and they seem to work the best at removing lint. Quick, easy and cheap too. The traditional lint paddle remover seems to only flatten and move the lint around a bit. That's what I've found anyway.
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