Finally !! The Solution For Dealing With Lint and Bobbles On Your Knits.

[B-Man2]

Hey Guys !
It’s not very often I’ll gush about a product or item that’s commercially available but this is one that’s worth taking a look at .
I got it from Amazon and it will make all of your jackets and knits look great. It removes the pilling and bobbles from your old knits and makes them look new again. I highly recommend it . Check out the photos .
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[coolhandluke]

I actually just bought a similar electric fabric shaver a few weeks back and, yes, it works great. It made the knits on my GW Doniger look new again. I would imagine that using it sparingly is probably best though.

 

[LV426]

Great !!! I was looking for a apparel to remove the bobbles on my submariner jumpers ! Cool , and for the knits of course . Thanks ! I did not know that kind of electric stuff existed ... I was doing that with a razor . So , I'm in the modern days aahaha

 

[Silver Surfer]

Wonder if it works on sweaters. Got a great old Aran with pills galore.

 

[B-Man2]

Wonder if it works on sweaters. Got a great old Aran with pills galore.

Vic
Yep it works great on sweaters. It has adjustable settings that you can move the blades closer or farther away from the area you’re using it on .

 

[ludospeed]

You have to use it a little bit because it can damage woolens and other fabrics.

 

[LV426]

I searched some videos about it and found this one . I think I will give it a try on my sweaters . Don' t know the one I will choose by now ;

 

[Micawber]

Wonder if it works on sweaters. Got a great old Aran with pills galore.

Yep, had something similar for years and can attest to its effectiveness. I was so impressed I bought the company ho ho ho!

 

[bseal]

Looks good, not on the list though?!

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[Micawber]

Proof. Here’s the one I was bought way back in the mists of time alongside an A-11 to show that I haven’t just pinched a random website image

 

[coolhandluke]

Unfortunately, I didn't take before photos, but the knits were pilled pretty significantly. To the degree that I was contemplating having them replaced. I just made sure to very lightly go over the surface with the knits being flattened. I assume that you could royally screw up the weave if too heavy handed.

 

[B-Man2]

Unfortunately, I didn't take before photos, but the knits were pilled pretty significantly. To the degree that I was contemplating having them replaced. I just made sure to very lightly go over the surface with the knits being flattened. I assume that you could royally screw up the weave if too heavy handed.

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Spot on Luke. Theres really no need to press very hard when you’re shaving the knits . Just a light back and forth does the job for you.

 

[MikeyB-17]

Proof. Here’s the one I was bought way back in the mists of time alongside an A-11 to show that I haven’t just pinched a random website image

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That, I believe, is a Remington Fuzz-away! I remember those being advertised back in the 80’s!

 

[LV426]

Proof. Here’s the one I was bought way back in the mists of time alongside an A-11 to show that I haven’t just pinched a random website image

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Yeaaaaaa , Vintage !! Well , at least the Remington is not black powder

 

[Micawber]

That, I believe, is a Remington Fuzz-away! I remember those being advertised back in the 80’s!

Ideal Christmas gift!

 

[Micawber]

Yeaaaaaa , Vintage !! Well , at least the Remington is not black powder

Black powder is just too Smokey

 

[Micawber]

Spot on Luke. Theres really no need to press very hard when you’re shaving the knits . Just a light back and forth does the job for you.

Gently does it is the way on delicate knits, even on chunky sweaters, my vintage version will snag threads if it is pressed too heavily.

 

[LV426]

Black powder is just too Smokey

And do to much holes in 36 or 44 . Worst than moths !!! 'cause definitive if weared ...

 

[Jennison]

Burt, yes it’s a wonderful tool, and cheap too. The alternative is to pull the offending pilling off and that’s much worse. This cleanly cuts away the pilling and doesn’t tug the weave at all. As for using it sparingly, my tailor said you’ll get many bites of the apple before should even think of getting concerned. If you’re like me, you’ll go through your clothes just hoping to find “bobbles” to destroy. It’s that satisfying.

 

[B-Man2]

Burt, yes it’s a wonderful tool, and cheap too. The alternative is to pull the offending pilling off and that’s much worse. This cleanly cuts away the pilling and doesn’t tug the weave at all. As for using it sparingly, my tailor said you’ll get many bites of the apple before should even think of getting concerned. If you’re like me, you’ll go through your clothes just hoping to find “bobbles” to destroy. It’s that satisfying.

Totally agree with you. Used properly this thing will rejuvenated those pilled up, lined up knits and make them look like new .