Here are some methods to help you get rid of pilling on fabric:

Use a Fabric Shaver

• A fabric shaver or lint remover is a handy tool designed to shave off the pills from the fabric’s surface.

Scissors or Razor

• Carefully trim the pills using small scissors or a disposable razor. Be gentle to avoid damaging the fabric.

Lint Rollers

Roll a lint roller over the fabric to pick up loose pills and lint.

Velcro or a Hook-and-Loop Strip

• Gently run a piece of Velcro or a hook-and-loop strip across the fabric to catch and remove pills.

Tape

• Use masking or packaging tape to dab and lift pills off the fabric.

Fine-Toothed Comb

• Gently comb the fabric with a fine-toothed comb to remove the pills.

Fabric Conditioner

• Wash the garment with a fabric conditioner to soften the fibers and reduce pilling.

Hand Wash

• Handwashing delicate fabrics can help prevent pilling, and use a gentle detergent.

Turn Garments Inside Out

• When washing in a machine, turn garments inside out to minimize friction and reduce pilling.

Avoid Overloading the Washing Machine

• Overloading the machine can cause friction, leading to pilling. Wash smaller loads.

Use a Garment Bag

• Washing items in a mesh garment bag can protect them from excessive friction.

Lay Flat to Dry

• Instead of using a dryer, lay your garments flat to dry to prevent further pilling.

Remember to be gentle when using these methods to avoid damaging the fabric. The best approach may vary depending on the type of fabric and the severity of pilling.