• Try rubbing the pumice stone over a small area of ​​the fabric to make sure it doesn't get damaged. Materials such as silk or thin nylon can get ruffled if you rub a pumice stone on the surface of the fabric.

Remove lint with wet clothes drying paper. Wet clothes drying paper can effectively remove lint on black clothes. Rub it over the surface of the fabric to remove lint.

• Alternatively, you can use a dryer and dryer sheets to remove lint. Set the dryer to "blow the air" mode and put the clothes in the dryer with a piece of scented paper. Your clothes will be lint free when removed from the dryer.

Roll the bushes over the black surface of the clothing. Once you've purchased a scrub, you can use this to remove all the lint from your clothes. Spread black clothing on flat and high surfaces, such as table tops. Next, roll the dust roller on the surface of the fabric with a stretch to remove lint. Treat each part one at a time to be able to remove any lint from the garment.

• If there is a lot of lint on the black garment, you may have to roll it over and over again. If lint gets stuck on the paper, peel off the used paper to get a new sticky side that you can use to remove any more lint.

Store the scrub in an easy-to-find place. If you have black clothing that often has lint on it, keep the dust roller in a place that is easy to find or easy to access. You can store the bush in a backpack or bag, or keep it in a desk drawer at work or in a school closet. This way, you can take it out easily when needed. advertisement

Method 3 of 3: Prevent lint from getting on clothes

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   Less laundry. Washing clothes too often can cause lint to stick more, as each wash can cause threads to come off and accumulate. Try to refrain from washing items that you know are prone to lint. Clothes can also get damaged if washed too much, so it's best to wash less.
   • For example, let's say you have a black sweater worn over a sleeveless shirt. Try wearing that sweater one or two more times before washing it.
   • However, if the sweater gets sweaty, wash it often to remove the smell. You can also try hanging clothes up and letting the smell evaporate to wear it again without having to wash.

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   Hang the clothes to dry naturally. Clothes may become lint-filled if they are dried too often. Try to hang your black clothes to dry instead of putting them in the dryer. This can help reduce lint on the clothes.

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   Take the lint out of the dryer before use. If you have dryer, be sure to remove lint from the dryer before you put the clothes in the dryer. Check the lint filter bag in the dryer and discard any lint in the bag.
   • You also need to make sure there is no lint in any of the parts in the dryer. This will prevent the garment from becoming full of lint after drying.
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