We all have to deal with dryer lint when doing laundry. But what's in lint, anyway, and why does it form?
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Lint consists of fibers and small particles that shed from fabrics when you wash and dry them.
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Natural fabrics like cotton and wool tend to produce the most lint. Synthetic fabrics like nylon produce less.
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Washing clothes on delicate settings, using dryer sheets, and buying higher-quality clothes can help to reduce lint.
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Lint can be a big fire hazard! Make sure to clean your dryer's lint screen before every cycle. It will also dry better with the lint removed.
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