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Pete.g
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Been advised to try this forum for a problem I have. (and no it's nothing to do with breast feeding at 34yrs old) 
My wife bought me a Dressing gown for xmas but it's a complete nightmare with black bits of fluff coming off it everywhere. I've tried washing it (about 6-7 times now) But still fluff everywhere.
I also tried getting a lint roller on it but still no joy.
Any tips?
Thanks,
Pete.

My wife bought me a Dressing gown for xmas but it's a complete nightmare with black bits of fluff coming off it everywhere. I've tried washing it (about 6-7 times now) But still fluff everywhere.
I also tried getting a lint roller on it but still no joy.
Any tips?
Thanks,
Pete.
I'll get me coat!
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Try washing & drying it. That usually helps.
Oh darn, I see you already have - sorry, I missed that bit somehowOfficial DFW Nerd No 096 - Proud to have dealt with my debt!0 -
Whats the material? I have one from Primark that I guess is mainly plastic bottles or something and that dropped bits everywhere at first - but it is ok now.The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0
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I find strips of masking tape / parcel tape work much better than a lint roller to remove "bits", although this is quite time consuming and does require outlay on parcel tape.
A damp cloth and some elbow grease can also work on "bits" depending on the texture of the fabric.
I have pets, and TBH the masking tape is the only thing i've found which "de-bits" things satisfactorily.
I'd be really interested in any other ideas though.
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Have you tried the velvety side of a clothes brush?0
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Try washing it and putting it through the tumble drier a few times, I find that can trap a lot of the fluff!0
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I did a post about the same problem with towels-nothing worked but they are shedding a bit less.just need lots more washing/tumbledrying.0
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