removing fluff balls from jogging pants

Hobbitfeet · 16-08-2011 06:10PM #1

Not sure if I'm in the right forum here but anyway. I have a pair of Nike tight jogging pants and all over the bum is little balls of kinda fluff just like you get on other clothes only problem is nothing I have tried will remove them. The pants are only new think it was yoga mats that made them so bad, so I don't want to throw them away. What can I do?

rainbow kirby · 16-08-2011 06:13PM

Moved from tLL to F&A.

16-08-2011 06:21PM

This is going to sound really strange but it does work!

Put your pants on, then take a razor and shave the bobbles off!

Hobbitfeet · 16-08-2011 06:26PM

ThurstonWhore wrote: »

This is going to sound really strange but it does work!

Put your pants on, then take a razor and shave the bobbles off!

Serious? and it wont cut the pants?

16-08-2011 07:20PM

It shouldn't cut the pants but go slowly just to be on the safe side

convert · 16-08-2011 07:22PM

Scotch tape is really good for taking bobbles of fluff off. I've used it on lots of material and it's never let me down!

Blu (or white) tack is also meant to be good!

antocann · 16-08-2011 07:23PM

heatons do sell a thing call bobbleoff works great

Conor Bourke · 16-08-2011 07:42PM

Hobbitfeet wrote: »

Serious? and it wont cut the pants?

Yeah if you go lightly you should be fine, it works really well!

Another trick is to save those stickers that the bogus clothes collector charities leave in your letterbox, and use them to remove bobbles/fluff/dust off your trousers.

Hobbitfeet · 17-08-2011 09:28AM

Thanks everyone think I will try the razor tape hasn't worked so far. Think its bits of the old yoga mats the use where I go that is the most difficult to get off.

removing fluff balls from jogging pants

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