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Removing Lint from Bath Towels

Description: Remove lint from bath towels with these easy tips from our readers.
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Tip #1: If you want your clothes and linens to last longer and not to lint, then they need to be hung up to dry either outside or inside.

Tip #2: When you purchase towels wash them alone in very hot water with laundry detergent and 1/2 cup of baking soda. Dry them on high until they are completly dry. Never use bleach on your towels. Bleach breaks down the fibers and causes lint. I always add baking soda to my bath towels. It makes them soft and fluffy, removes any odors. When washing towels wash just towels nothing else.


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