I want to remove lint! The best-selling lint remover [TESCOM Kedama Toreta KD778 H]

I want to remove lint

Sometimes I see people in town wearing sweaters, knit gloves, or knit hats.

Their outfit is perfectly put together, but their knitwear is covered in lint.

Whenever I see someone like that, I get the urge to remove the lint.

I used to believe that lint removers just didn't work. They all seemed half-baked. They took time and effort, and the results were mediocre. If you weren't careful, you'd end up with a hole in your knitwear.

But wait!

Eight years ago, an acquaintance told me about a remover that was so excellent, I was moved. I still use it to this day.

When I searched on Amazon,
it's still being sold!
Here it is.

This lint remover is addictive

This remover really does a great job of removing lint.

It does work that lives up to the name of a lint remover.

Because of that, you should be careful when adjusting the three-level texture guard. It has so much power that if you aren't careful, you might remove too much and put a hole in your knitwear.

You should start with the texture guard height set to 'High'.

It removes lint so well that it becomes fun, to the point where you'll start hunting down all your linty knitwear.

However, the motor gets hot, so avoid using it continuously.

Also, the lint catcher is on the smaller side. It fills up quickly, so it's best to work near a trash can.

Cleaning it after use is also super easy; just brush off the lint with the included brush.

Make your sweaters last longer

If I had encountered this lint remover sooner, I would still be able to wear that favorite knit I had to tearfully throw away back then.

Removing lint about once a year will significantly improve the longevity of your precious sweaters. A lint remover is a must-have item.

The before-and-after of lint removal completely changes the impression of how it looks.

It's a bit of a hassle until you start, but let's take care of our knitwear regularly.

For home use, a plug-in type that doesn't lose power is convenient.

This one is also cordless.
You can remove lint anywhere.

Bonus.
Various favorite household cleaning items.

I've been using this for about 10 years too.
Roll it over the carpet.
It picks up dust and hair to a level that would be banned from broadcast.
Of course, the electricity cost is zero. It's a must-have, especially for households with pets.

The Bathbon-kun is the standard for bathroom brushes.
However, I personally recommend the brush from Azuma Industrial.
The best part is that the brush head is square-shaped, making it easy to clean every corner of the bathtub and bathroom.

By the way, speaking of bathrooms, for those of you using a TOTO bathroom:
Did you know that Bath Magiclean (yellow) is the specified detergent?

"Not covered by the warranty" is written surprisingly strongly.
I think you can't go wrong if you use Bath Magiclean.

A bucket that makes shoe care 10 times easier.
With oxygen soaking and a lid, you can thoroughly remove dirt from large shoes, from toe to heel.

Bliss glass-based coating. Just apply a thin layer to the body after washing the car.
This helps protect the car body from the dust and pollen that keep accumulating.
It can be used on almost anything with a smooth surface, such as smartphone displays, bicycles, and home appliances. If you apply it at the time of purchase, an "invisible barrier" will protect it from dirt. One application is effective for 12 months.

More recommended car wash goods.

Wireless integrated jet washer.
I bought a no-brand product, thinking it might not work.
If it lasts for 10 uses, it pays for itself in car wash fees.

And the result was a hit. I've been able to use it more than 10 times.
With this, you can wash your car anywhere on a large property.

If you fill a bucket or plastic bottle with water, you can wash your car even in places without a water supply.

The power is sufficient. The battery is also more than enough for one car.

Add one capful to 1L of water.
When you knead it with a sponge, it creates a rich, fluffy lather.
It rinses off cleanly too. This is the only one you need for washing your car at home.

I finally found it. The ideal cloth.
One of these is enough for one car. It wipes it down properly.
Water absorption, durability, ease of handling, and cost-performance. It's well-balanced overall.
I also use it to wipe down the bathroom after use.

This car wash sponge is enough.
And it's cheap.