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 ...

Flannel sheets are cozy, but susceptible to pilling. From what type of detergent to use to which temperature, this is how to wash flannel sheets so they don't pill.

Winter is almost here, which means it's officially time to dust off the season's uniform: sweaters. While sweater weather has its pros—cozy outfits and yummy hot chocolate, for example— there’s one ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.