<p>Any one have any clues what to use on a very dark cotton duvet cover that is simply a lint magnet. I love the colour and design, but it attracts fuzzies like crazy. I have washed & dried it and tried fabric softener sheets, but no luck.</p>
<p>Any one else have any ideas?</p>
<p>Use of those rollers with sticky tape (used to get the millions of dog hairs off our clothes).
As far as preventing it, try using a laundry soap for dark fabrics and liquid fabric softener in the wash. It probably won’t help but that’s all I’ve got.</p>
<p>They sell things that are like electric razors for removing sweater fuzzies.</p>
<p>Once you have them off, I think your only alternative is to wash it by itself, preferably inside out, and dry it by itself using a dryer sheet.</p>
<p>I do use the roller thing when company is coming, though it very quickly again looks as if there was a party of persians sprawling all over it. I will give the liquid softener a try!</p>
<p>It is not pilling like sweaters, it is more like static electricity.</p>
<p>I had a duvet cover that did that. My solution was to sell it at a garage sale.</p>
<p>I did not want to hear that CM16! I love the color, when I can see it through the lint & fuzzies</p>
<p>Once upon a time, back in the days when I had to wear polyester nursing uniforms, there was a static cling spray I could spray on my nylons or on my slip, to keep my skirt from riding up or clinging to my legs. I wonder if they still make that spray, and if it would help your problem? ----</p>
<p>Yeah, I just Googled it. They still make it; it’s called Static Guard, and WalMart sells it.</p>
<p>I too had a duvet cover like that. My solution was to put another duvet cover over it. Solved the problem. And was warmer.</p>
<p>Is there such a thing as a duvet cover cover?</p>