Would like to remove lint from a micro-suede washable jacket.

Hmi12144885
by Hmi12144885
Have tried the lint brush, sticky tapes, picking by hand, shaking and rewashing several times. None of the other micro-suede garments are a problem when washed in the same load.

  6 answers
  • Jcraw Jcraw on Apr 19, 2018

    Find yourself a good old-fashioned clothes brush, usually used for gentleman’s clothing. Maybe FullerBrush people, but Google it.

  • Joy30150932 Joy30150932 on Apr 19, 2018

    Due to its texture the micro-sued is going to pick up lint. I would wash it separately in cold water and then add a little Downy or vinegar to the rinse.

  • Susan Barr-Millard Susan Barr-Millard on Apr 20, 2018

    Try a swearer shaver or “sweater stone”.


  • Betty Hoyle Rudo Betty Hoyle Rudo on Apr 20, 2018

    Try wiping it down with a damp washcloth. I have eight cats, and the EASIEST, and MOST EFFECTIVE way to get cat hair off of ANYTHING is simply wiping it up with a damp cloth. I've even used a damp paper towel. I would think it may work with lint or other things sticking to microsuede. The hair just collects onto the cloth in nice bunches, which you toss, and keep on going to get all the hair off. A woman who used to clean my house gave me this tidbit of knowledge years ago. It hasn't failed yet!

  • Rosemary Hesse Rosemary Hesse on Apr 20, 2018

    Wash it with woolite by itself or other suede garments


  • Kathy Ball Kathy Ball on Apr 21, 2018

    Try slipping on a rubber glove and wiping it off. Works great for removing cat hair from my furniture, clothes, etc.