• March 28, 2024

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From Aviva: I do that with the washing as well: only turned on the left and with shampoo.

However, I'm not a fan of these lint razors. Especially with fluffier textiles I would be careful, in Angora, for example. it is already noticeable when the hair has been trimmed on the shaved area.

I'm handing the knots down by hand in very delicate sweaters. If you do the 1. regularly and 2. in front of the TV, it is not so bad.

Otherwise you get them away with a pumice stone, which you carefully (!) Over the knots (yes, the slightly protruding from the textile surface) strokes. The pilling sticks to the stone and is plucked out, without the fibers being cut off smoothly. The body treated in this way does not look bald even in angora.

It is important, of course, that one actually just strokes the surface of the nodules and does not work wildly on the sweater itself with the stone. Then probably a new (and for the time being nodule-free) garment would be due. Probably the most expensive solution ...



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