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Lent problems ?
Does anyone deal with or has excessive lent/ particles shedding from their clothing when they move around ? I seem to attract alot of dust and lent that trap itself in my clothing and even with a lint brush it's still hard to get out which causes alot of allergic reactions as well
Same for me too, I have excessive lint around my bedroom, basically, I have to vacuum once a week. I'm not but I believe it is due to dead skin.
Yes, in my bedroom there is excessive lint as well as my car.
I constantly clean yet theres always excess lint EVERYWHERE. For reference, right next to my bedroom is a spare bedroom which is never really used and mostly goes untouched. That room has barely any lint in it, but my bedroom always ends up having a thin layer of lint all over my furniture and on the ceiling fan blades.
Are we shedding the lint, or somehow attracting it?
I constantly clean yet theres always excess lint EVERYWHERE. For reference, right next to my bedroom is a spare bedroom which is never really used and mostly goes untouched. That room has barely any lint in it, but my bedroom always ends up having a thin layer of lint all over my furniture and on the ceiling fan blades.
Are we shedding the lint, or somehow attracting it?
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