Lint: It’s one of those things that can make or break an outfit. Though it’s often made up of stuff like hair (both animal and human), Carol Mehas, founder and CEO of arbOUR Products, says it’s just ...

Use a fabric shaver, razor, or scissors on a flat surface to gently remove lint balls. Lint rollers or sticky tape work well for small areas or light pilling. To prevent pilling, wash garments inside ...

One of the staple pieces of clothing for the winter season, woollen clothing is known for its warmth, smoothness, and ...

There are few better things in life than spending time with a dog, whether you’re a pet parent or just a fan of petting pups. Of course, the downside is their hair and its tendency to cling to ...

Lint is always a drag, whether it’s from pilled clothing or our pets, but luckily, with a few tricks up your sleeve, it’s pretty easy to remove. Several types of materials act as magnets for lint, ...