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You know when you do a dark wash and then find there was a tissue in the machine ...

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spacedonkey · 15/06/2006 22:22

... is there any way at all of getting rid of all the white bits that are now covering all my black t shirts?

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hunkermunker · 15/06/2006 22:24
muma3 · 15/06/2006 22:24

i had this no long ago but didnt realise til i had got it out of the tumble dryer . it is bloody annoying . i just shook all clothes onto floor cleaned out filters in tumble and washing machine then just washed them all again . it worked Grin

spacedonkey · 15/06/2006 22:24

lol hunker, well at least you made me smile!

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muma3 · 15/06/2006 22:25

obviously swept floor lol

spacedonkey · 15/06/2006 22:25

I find that the tiny tissue fibres stick in the t shirt fabric for ages though

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hunkermunker · 15/06/2006 22:25
MeAndMyBoy · 15/06/2006 22:27

Tumble dry for a little bit on as cool as you can in case they aren't tumble dryable - DH's tip - cause it's something he has done frequently. Grin

imaginaryfriend · 15/06/2006 22:30

This seems to happen to me once every couple of weeks despite my trying to be diligent about it. Dd's got a tissue fetish and fills sleeves, pockets and even seemingly invisible pockets with tissues.

Anyway there is hope. Soak all the tissued items in a bath of cold water until the tissuey bits float off, then put them through the rinse / spin cycle and hey presto, tissue free!

SaintGeorge · 16/06/2006 14:45

I stick them in the tumble dryer with the addition of a handful of baby wipes.

The wipes collect all the fluff.

hub2dee · 16/06/2006 15:22

Can we use baby wipes to settle the conflict in the Middle East, St G?

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SaintGeorge · 16/06/2006 15:31

Absolutely - as long as they don't go giving one side Pampers and the other Huggies. That would be just wrong.

FioFio · 16/06/2006 15:33

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hub2dee · 16/06/2006 17:15
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spacedonkey · 17/06/2006 09:10

I haven't got a tumble dryer!

Will try the other tips, thanks :)

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