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Written by Rich Fitzmorris
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Tuesday, 02 September 2003 22:34 |
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Question: I understand what lint actually is, but what is it about the drying process that causes the extraction--the heat or the tumbling, or both? Does the water and agitation from washing also contribute to linting?
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Reducing Lint with Anti-Static Compounds |
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Written by Rich Fitzmorris
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Tuesday, 02 September 2003 22:32 |
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Question: I read that to reduce lint from towels you should add an anti-static compound to the last rinse cycle. What should I use as an anti-static compound? Is there a brand name? Also I’m getting blue lint on my white towels how do I avoid that?
- Jessica Giguere
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Written by Rich Fitzmorris
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Thursday, 02 November 2000 18:29 |
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Question: We have an ongoing problem with lint in the sterilizing department of our operating theatre. The laundering is outsourced to a commercial facility.
A theatre textbook used by our students (Atkinson, LJ & Fortunat, N. 1996 Berry & Kohn's Operating theatre technique. 8th edition. Mosby: St. Louis) states "textile lubricants added to the final rinse during laundering minimize lint (p.197)." Could you provide examples of these lubricants? Are they the same as fabric softeners?
- Sylvia Growdon
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