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The fabric on my furniture has tiny fuzz balls. What are they?
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Pilling of a fabric occurs when groups of short or broken fibers on the surface of the fabric become tangled together in a tiny ball called a "pill". Pilling is not necessarily considered a manufacturing defect. Pilling results from rubbing (abrasion
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Little tiny bugs are invading my house and leaving red stains on the furniture and carpets. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
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Clover mites sometimes move into homes in February and early spring. When crushed they leave those tell-tale rusty red stains. The good news is they don't bite, cause disease, or eat household furnishings. Remove them when they become abundant by vac
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The fabric on my Hickory Chair furniture has tiny fuzz balls. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
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These tiny fuzz balls are "pills". Pilling is not necessarily considered a manufacturing defect. Normal pilling occurs when non-structural fibers work their way out of the fabric and "ball" up. (You may have also noticed this on wool and acrylic swea
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The fabric on my Thomasville furniture has tiny fuzz balls. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
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These tiny fuzz balls are "pills". Pilling is not necessarily considered a manufacturing defect. Normal pilling occurs when non-structural fibers work their way out of the fabric and "ball" up. (You may have also noticed this on wool and acrylic swea
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The fabric on my Thomasville East Hanover furniture has tiny fuzz balls. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
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These tiny fuzz balls are "pills". Pilling is not necessarily considered a manufacturing defect. Normal pilling occurs when non-structural fibers work their way out of the fabric and "ball" up. (You may have also noticed this on wool and acrylic swea
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The fabric on my Thomasville Paramus furniture has tiny fuzz balls. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
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These tiny fuzz balls are "pills". Pilling is not necessarily considered a manufacturing defect. Normal pilling occurs when non-structural fibers work their way out of the fabric and "ball" up. (You may have also noticed this on wool and acrylic swea
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The fabric on my Thomasville Woodbridge furniture has tiny fuzz balls. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
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These tiny fuzz balls are "pills". Pilling is not necessarily considered a manufacturing defect. Normal pilling occurs when non-structural fibers work their way out of the fabric and "ball" up. (You may have also noticed this on wool and acrylic swea
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The fabric on my Thomasville Eatontown furniture has tiny fuzz balls. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
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These tiny fuzz balls are "pills". Pilling is not necessarily considered a manufacturing defect. Normal pilling occurs when non-structural fibers work their way out of the fabric and "ball" up. (You may have also noticed this on wool and acrylic swea
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The fabric on my Thomasville Princeton furniture has tiny fuzz balls. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
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These tiny fuzz balls are "pills". Pilling is not necessarily considered a manufacturing defect. Normal pilling occurs when non-structural fibers work their way out of the fabric and "ball" up. (You may have also noticed this on wool and acrylic swea
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