Use point tipped tweezers and kinda comb/rake the fuzzies loose then pluck off. If you don't have tweezers you can use the tip of a safety pin or a needle to pick the debris loose so you can pull it off with your fingers.
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Use point tipped tweezers and kinda comb/rake the fuzzies loose then pluck off. If you don't have tweezers you can use the tip of a safety pin or a needle to pick the debris loose so you can pull it off with your fingers.
Will try this. Thank you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jREVgCrMXPw
Super fix and I'll get to use it on all my velcro items. Thanks :)
I use a seam ripper. Really quick, just run it one way and it pushes all the fuzz and threads to the other side.
I’d like to know too! I have been picking it all out with a needle!
Use a fine tooth comb perpendicular to the Velcro strip and just comb it through.
You are gonna think this is nuts. But I used a dog flea comb to fix mine. The comb has super thin tines and worked great.