>>109035196
ask /csg/

>>109035196
I stopped buying clothing made out of cheap materials and no longer have a need for lint remover

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i had this because my cat fucked up my fabric dining chair, and this thing doesnt even fucking work i ended up just send the chair into fabric repairing/replacing shop instead.

>>109035247
What are good materials? What are cheap materials?

>>109035428
Hardened steel armor.

>>109035428
bad
>100% polyester
>cheap cotton+polyester and cotton+acrylic blends
>polypropylene (completely evil material)
good
>100% cotton
>linen
>exotic cotton-acrylic-rayon-spandex blend
>wool
open your closet and start touching the nice pieces and read the tags

>>109035473
Nobody needs a lint remover for polyester or any other plastic stuff.
Wool and cotton however...

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>>109035196
Your favorite leggings feeling soft & smooth once again.

>>109035473
>exotic cotton-acrylic-rayon-spandex blend
>wearing plastics
ngmi

>>109035260
You had the chair reupholstered

>>109035473
Literally had this struggle the other day redoing my winter wardrobe: every fucking thing is poly or a poly cotton blend. For inners I can tolerate blends but cotton is the bare minimum I swear.

Poly is such shit and polypropylene specifically can go fuck itself. It's cheap and that's it. People wonder why they're buying new clothes every month or so it's because polyshit falls apart.

Wool and linen are based.

>>109035196
That's one big earbud

I want a defuzzer for some woolly clothes. Will it work with the wool balls?

>>109035812
How about an after photo?