1. Try to avoid friction with objects with rough surfaces. Some parts with more friction opportunities, such as sleeves and tabletops, sofa armrests, inner pockets with wallets, etc., as well as long-term backpacks and wearing rough outerwear without lining, are prone to pilling, and such contact should be minimized.
2. For the less visible pills in the area, you can gently pull it out with your fingers or cut it off with small scissors, and brush it with a clothes brush.
3. For large areas of pilling, you can first spread the knitwear flat on a flat tabletop, use a brush to lightly brush the dust according to the stitches of the fabric, straighten and tighten, gently shave the balls vertically with a special electric razor, brush the brush, and then iron it with a steam iron, and immediately clean it as new.
4. Use a razor to gently scrape the balls on the sweater, and the surface of the sweater will be smooth after a while.
5. When washing woolen knitted sweaters by hand, turn the sweater inside out to reduce the friction of the sweater surface and prevent the sweater from pilling; washing sweaters with shampoo can make the sweater soft and natural; If machine washing, put on a laundry bag and set it to gentle mode, and the washing time should not be too long.
6. The key to knitting to remove hairballs is to prevent a large number of balls from being generated and remove the balls that have been produced.
What to do with knitwear pilling
1. Try to avoid friction with objects with rough surfaces. Some parts with more friction opportunities, such as sleeves and tabletops, sofa armrests, inner pockets with wallets, etc., as well as long-term backpacks and wearing rough outerwear without lining, are prone to pilling, and such contact should be minimized. 2. For the less visible pills […]