Tissue in washing

whatatwit

Try wearing a pair of rubber gloves, wetting them a bit and then brushing them over the clothes.

AMIE399

i dont have a dryer, but i will have a go at all the other things.. thankyou so much for your help x x

Lizzieanne

This won't help your current problem, but I now always buy 'Tempo' tissues (usually on offer in Savers). They go through the washing machine in one piece! I am forever leaving tissues in my pockets and these are fantastic.

LJM

i use my lint roller or as already said masking tape or sellotape around your hand should shift it,have done it many a time

miaxmia

Yes tumble dryer definitely works

getcarter

I wait for them to dry, give them a really good shake in the garden then use up a roll of sticky tape!

Carter

*zippy*

Lakeland have some tissue catchers

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/product.aspx/!20985

organic_wanabe

Zippy, the tissue grabbers sound great. Do you know if they do what they say because if so it would fab?

Jo4

*zippy* wrote:

Lakeland have some tissue catchers

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/product.aspx/!20985

Do they really collect hair?

pansycow

Yes, these do work, for tissue scraps, threads, fluff and pet hairs. I use them with all dark colours, so they save me money in lint roller refills.