Lint brushes are only a dollar at Dollar Tree, and you peel off one layer when it is no longer sticky. Or you can use fresh or used dryer sheets flat, or wrapped around a hairbrush to have a handle. ☺️
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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I would use water and soap but I don´t know wheter sisal rugs shrink with water. Some stains are from spilling drinks, some others were produced by pets.
A quick run thru the dryer with a fabric softener sheet will be a start... then a quick pass with a adhesive lint roller will pick up the strays
Use @ lint roller. You can buy them cheep, at discout warehouses. Alternatively, try a clothes brush . Kay Adelaide Australia
If the lint is pilling, I use a disposable razor and shave the item carefully from top to bottom.
Wrap masking tape or wide packing tape around one of your hands and "wipe" the lint off the shirts.
Lint brushes are only a dollar at Dollar Tree, and you peel off one layer when it is no longer sticky. Or you can use fresh or used dryer sheets flat, or wrapped around a hairbrush to have a handle. ☺️
In a pinch if nothing is available at the time, tape of any kind works.
celotape eric