Girls Tights

Updated on March 29, 2010
B.J. asks from Haslet, TX
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I am not sure how to ask this question, but here goes..
My daughter's tights get a lot of lent attracted to them when she wears them. I wash them and it still sticks on them and they look dirty. Besides sitting there and picking off every little piece is there anything else I can do?

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S.S.

answers from Dallas on

I run a lint roller over my daughter's tights right before she takes them off and then I wash them inside out.

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M.C.

answers from Nashville on

I always wash them inside out and also hang them to dry. I never put them in the dryer. They actually dry super quick. =0)

K.N.

answers from Austin on

I put my daughter's dance tights in a laundry bag before putting them in the washer and dryer. I haven't had a big problem with lint on them...

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D.W.

answers from Indianapolis on

Go to a store like Bed Bath and Beyond (or Walmart/Target) and get a sweater shaver. It will take the lint off the tights and save the fabric.

We had to start getting one for a bad upholstery choice we made on our sofa (the fabric shaver was recommended by the manufacturer)

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N.M.

answers from San Francisco on

My experience has been that the brand of tights makes a difference. Some tights seem to collect more lint than others. So maybe try buying your tights at a different store.

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