Tumble Dryer Fluff

[bednobs]

where does it come from? my clothes don't have an abundance of fluff when i dry them over an airer. And can i put it in the compost?

[gingejbee]

Virtually all cloths/materials release fibres when shaken/tumbled.
Better off in rubbish bin IMO.

[ducksie]

I'd put it up somewhere high where nesting birds can see it and take it to settle in, when I clean off my hairbrush I do the same, birds love taking it for their nests

[sherrardk]

It's the same with carpets - I've got a Dyson so you can see what's in it and it's a wonder all my rugs are not bald there's so much fluff in the Hoover.

[hc4361]

You can put it in the compost.

[sunny-dave]

More importantly ....

... Why is belly-button fluff always blue???

[grasscarp]

because BLUE is the only colour you can get out of your BELy bUtton

[tonyav]

I have often contemplated that, Dave.

[SirOracle]

Are you of Royal blood Sunny ??;-)

[sunny-dave]

I could get Ebony, grasscarp ... :)

[sunny-dave]

"Are you of Royal blood Sunny"

How very dare you - I don't have a German corpuscle in my body ...

[mikey4444]

From the same place that belly-button fluff comes from ....fairies !

[1ozzy]

Haven't you ever found an odd sock in the washing?
Now you know what has happened to its' mate.
RIP old sock!!

[mrs_overall]

I too put it out for the birds. We have a pair of blackbirds that take it within minutes

[grasscarp]

Yes, sunny dave. Ebony also makes sense as some people get black bb fluff (I hear)