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Lint free cloth, what is it?

What is a lint free cloth? I need to clean my wall tiles so i can paint them, i need to use a lint free cloth to dry them.
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  • Addiscomber
    Addiscomber Posts: 1,004 Forumite
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    Something that doesn't give up fluff as you use it.
  • MissG_2
    MissG_2 Posts: 869 Forumite
    Thanks, im off to do a fluff test :D
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  • skipkoo
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    I would suggest using a micro fibre cloth.
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  • Quasar
    Quasar Posts: 121,720 Forumite
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    smooth linen or cotton are lint-free. A cotton bud for instance, isn't. I agree with skipkoo that microfibre is best for most uses.
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  • LJM
    LJM Posts: 4,535 Forumite
    me too i only use microfibre cloths now
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  • jcr16
    jcr16 Posts: 4,185 Forumite
    a leather shamie ( no idea how to spell) is also lint free. used to use this all the time to keep the rs spotless. i wonder if a microfibre cloth would work just as well. may have to try that at weekend. i love a spotless car. but this weather don't help
  • Avoriaz
    Avoriaz Posts: 39,110 Forumite
    jcr16 wrote:
    a leather shamie ( no idea how to spell…
    Chamois is the correct spelling though Shammy is widely used, especially in the motor trade where they are used for car cleaning.

    It was originally made from leather from the Chamois goat though other leathers are now used.

    I bought an synthetic “Shammy” for £1 in a pound shop and very good it is too.

    Real Chamois cloths start at about £5 upwards.
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