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"sweater stone" vs. pilling... experiences?

Joel_Cairo

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Anybody ever used this? How does it compare to electric shavers?
 

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I've used a pumice stone like that on a jacket of mine (wool-rayon blend, bought before I knew better) that was pilling badly. They definitely do the job. I bought mine at my local dry cleaner for about $3. It's a pretty standard piece of clothing care equipment--it's not a scam or anything like that. In fact, it was none other than Andy Gilchrist of AAAC fame who suggested I get one.
 

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Bizarre - this seems like exactly the kind of thing I want to keep my sweaters away from. But it seems to get good reviews. Since I wore out my sweater shaver maybe I'll have to find something like this to try.
 

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well they're offering it for free here, so that's either a very good sign or a very bad sign. Probably best to test on a worn out Target Merino or something...
 

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