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4 Ways to Remove Pilling from Wool

By Matthew Lynch
April 4, 2024
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Pilling, the formation of small fuzzy balls on the surface of woolen garments, is a common issue faced by many. These unsightly lint-like clusters can ruin the appearance of your favorite wool clothes. Fortunately, there are several methods available to remove pilling and make your wool garments look as good as new once again. In this article, we’ll discuss four effective ways to remove pilling from wool.

1.Use a fabric shaver or lint remover

A fabric shaver or electric lint remover is a handy tool specifically designed for removing pills from clothes. It has a blade that gently and effectively shaves off the pills without damaging the fabric. To use a fabric shaver:

– Make sure your garment is clean and dry

– Lay the garment on a flat surface

– Gently glide the shaver over the pilled areas in short, light strokes

– Empty the lint compartment of the shaver when it becomes full

2.Use a sweater comb

A sweater comb, also known as a de-pilling comb or fabric comb, is another useful tool for removing pilling from woolen garments. It has fine teeth that catch and remove pills without harming the fabric.

– Lay your garment on a flat surface

– Hold the sweater comb at an angle and gently brush it across the pilled area in one direction

– Continue brushing until all pills have been removed from that area

– Repeat the process on all other pilled areas of your garment

3.Use scissors or a razor

If you don’t have access to specialized tools like a fabric shaver or sweater comb, you can use scissors or an ordinary handheld razor to carefully remove pills from your wool garments.

– Always start with clean, dry clothes and lay them flat on a surface

– Hold onto one pill at a time and carefully cut it away from the fabric with your scissors

– Alternatively, glide the razor lightly across the garment’s surface to shave off the pills

– Exercise caution when using either method to avoid cutting or damaging the fabric

4.Use a pumice stone or a Velcro strip

Pumice stones and Velcro strips can also be used to remove pilling from wool.

– Place your garment on a flat surface

– Rub a clean, dry pumice stone gently over the pilled area in one direction

– Rinse the pumice stone regularly to remove the pills that accumulate on its surface

– Alternatively, use a Velcro strip with the hook side facing outward and gently brush it across the pilled areas to catch and lift away pills

In conclusion, there are various methods available for removing pilling from woolen garments that can help you maintain their appearance and prolong their life. Preventive measures such as proper folding and storage, turning garments inside out when washing, and reducing friction by avoiding excessive rubbing against rough surfaces can also help reduce pilling. With these tips in mind, you can enjoy your cozy wool clothes for years to come.

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