Pellets, or lints, or pilling, can make your clothing look old and sloppy.
It isn't always easy to get rid of them, unless you know one or two methods that actually work.
Here are some tips for you.
Manual Removal
Gently pick off the pellets by hand or use a fabric shaver or lint roller.
Pull the fabric taut and carefully glide the fabric shaver or lint roller over the affected areas, collecting the pellets.
Be cautious not to apply excessive pressure or pull the fabric too much to avoid damaging the clothing.
Use a Disposable Razor
Another method is to use a disposable razor.
Lay the garment on a flat surface and lightly run the razor over the fabric, working in one direction.
The razor will help shave off the pellets. Take care not to press too hard or use a dull razor, as this can cause damage to the fabric.
Tape or Adhesive Roller
Take a piece of strong adhesive tape or use an adhesive lint roller.
Press the sticky side onto the garment and then gently peel it off.
The adhesive will pick up the pellets from the fabric.
Repeat the process until you have removed all the pellets.
Sweater Comb or Fabric Comb
Sweater combs or fabric combs are specially designed tools for removing pills from clothing.
Gently brush the comb over the fabric in one direction, collecting the pellets as you go.
Take care not to snag or pull the fabric.
