Have you ever found shredded pieces of napkins from forgotten pockets on your clothes after washing? It's annoying, but you can fix the situation quickly — in just 10–15 minutes.
Method 1: Dryer
If you have a dryer, transfer the laundry there for a short cycle — 5–10 minutes. The built-in lint filter will collect small paper remnants, and the clothes will be clean. Don't forget to clean the filter after drying.
Method 2: Soaking with Aspirin
If you don't have a dryer, take the clothes out of the washing machine, gently shake off the paper, then soak the items in warm water with 4 aspirin tablets for 2 hours. Aspirin will help dissolve the paper remnants. After that, rinse the clothes and dry them as usual.
Conclusion: A few simple actions can help save your items and quickly get rid of paper lint, even if it has stuck to the fabric after washing.
