On Sunday, June 6, 2004 at 11:42:12 AM UTC+10, w'bo wrote:
Hi,

I have a brand new washing machine and have left a tissue (or what
seems to be a box of tissues) in a pocket. The resulting mess is an
explosion and complete covering of all the garments with messy paper
lint.

My old washing machine hardly had the power to spread the stuff over
the adjoining two or three garments, but this one has really thrown it
everywhere. I have tried rewashing the load but it only spreads it out
more thinly.

Any tricks that would make this job a lot quicker than a brush or tape
to each garment (inside and out!)

Thanks in advance.
Warbo

The easiest way is to take $1000 out of your bank account and go shopping for new clothes.

On 03/17/2018 03:58 AM, wrote:
On Sunday, June 6, 1492 at 11:42:12 AM UTC+10, w'bo wrote:
Hi,

I have a brand new washing machine and have left a tissue (or what
seems to be a box of tissues) in a pocket. The resulting mess is an
explosion and complete covering of all the garments with messy paper
lint.

My old washing machine hardly had the power to spread the stuff over
the adjoining two or three garments, but this one has really thrown it
everywhere. I have tried rewashing the load but it only spreads it out
more thinly.

Any tricks that would make this job a lot quicker than a brush or tape
to each garment (inside and out!)

Thanks in advance.
Warbo
The easiest way is to take $1000 out of your bank account and go shopping for new clothes.

The clothes dryer usually does a nice job removing tissues.

On 03/17/2018 02:58 AM, wrote:

[snip]

Any tricks that would make this job a lot quicker than a brush or tape
to each garment (inside and out!)

Thanks in advance.
Warbo

The easiest way is to take $1000 out of your bank account and go shopping for new clothes.

and you may need a new washing machine too.

"8.8.4.4" writes:

On 03/17/2018 03:58 AM, wrote:
On Sunday, June 6, 1492 at 11:42:12 AM UTC+10, w'bo wrote:
Hi,

I have a brand new washing machine and have left a tissue (or what
seems to be a box of tissues) in a pocket. The resulting mess is an
explosion and complete covering of all the garments with messy paper
lint.

My old washing machine hardly had the power to spread the stuff over
the adjoining two or three garments, but this one has really thrown it
everywhere. I have tried rewashing the load but it only spreads it out
more thinly.

Any tricks that would make this job a lot quicker than a brush or tape
to each garment (inside and out!)

Thanks in advance.
Warbo
The easiest way is to take $1000 out of your bank account and go shopping for new clothes.

The clothes dryer usually does a nice job removing tissues.

Yep, been there, done that.
Just remove what you can and toss it in the dryer.

--
Dan Espen