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Wash a shirt

tendjose · 2017-09-13 19:03:08

Hi, I washed a Shirt with a bath towel and the shirt became full of small hair towel pieces. How to get rid if them? The shirt is made of 100% cotton and so the towel. Any special way to wash the shirt or any special product to wash? Thanks

13-09-2017 7:03pm

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tendjose

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Hi,

I washed a Shirt with a bath towel and the shirt became full of small hair towel pieces.

How to get rid if them?

The shirt is made of 100% cotton and so the towel.

Any special way to wash the shirt or any special product to wash?

Thanks

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#2 13-09-2017 10:07pm

coylemj

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In the first place, I'd try a rinse and spin cycle in a washing machine. That involves no detergent and don't put anything else in the machine. If that removes some of the threads, you may need to do a few more cycles. Set the spin speed at low in case you need to do several cycles because none of the threads will come out in the spin, it's the rinsing that you'd hope will do it.

If you don't have access to a washing machine, get the shirt dry and try a lint remover.

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