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Balls remover

hepcat · 2006-01-04 15:27:09

:D Don't worry, I don't mean that! Does anyone know where to get the very handy items that removes balls and fuzz from woolen jumpers. really annoying the way brand newclothes look ragged after a few wears.

04-01-2006 3:27pm

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hepcat

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Don't worry, I don't mean that!

Does anyone know where to get the very handy items that removes balls and fuzz from woolen jumpers. really annoying the way brand newclothes look ragged after a few wears.

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#2 04-01-2006 3:28pm

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:eek:

Argos possibly, and pretty much any department store (Roches, Heatons,etc.)

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#3 04-01-2006 3:30pm

hepcat

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Cheers, do they have another name?

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#4 04-01-2006 3:52pm

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pound shops sometimes have them [where i got mine]

what are they called btw??

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#5 04-01-2006 5:47pm

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I either just use sellotape(which can take a while) or a static brush(that I got with some dog food once upon a time,have never used it on the dogs btw). The brush works quite well.

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#6 04-01-2006 5:54pm

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They're called lint rollers in the US...

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#7 04-01-2006 6:16pm

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H&M do colourful, patterned lint rollers. I know you're not looking for them but they're funky.

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