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Learn what causes pilling on clothes and how to remove it safely Reviewed by Katie Berry Pilling forms when broken fibers tangle from friction, especially on soft knits and blended fabrics. You can ...

Your coziest sweater, warmest blanket, most-used bed sheets, and favorite workout pants all have one thing in common: They may be prone to small, firm balls of lint known as pills. Pilling on clothes ...

A vintage shop owner has taken to TikTok to share her affordable method for how to remove pilling from sweaters and jackets. Pilling, also known as bobbling, is fuzzy balls forming on the surface of ...

If you've had your bed sheets for some time, you may notice them starting to pill. Due to loose fiber ends becoming twisted and torn, small knots or bobbles will form causing your once silky bedding ...

Is your beloved knitwear looking a bit worse for wear? Even if a garment is relatively new, pilling, stretching and fading can make it look old and sloppy. But fear not! We're here to rescue those ...

Now that winters are here, all our sweaters, knitwear, and other warm clothes are out. But one of the most upsetting things you see on most of the warm winter wears are the ‘BOBBLES’. Punam Srivastava ...

Pilling forms when broken fibers tangle from friction, especially on soft knits and blended fabrics. You can remove pills with a fabric shaver, razor, scissors, or lint tools, depending on severity.