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What is "lint free cloth"? dean 05-08-2007
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Posted by aemeijers on May 8, 2007, 8:00 pm

> WTF is lint free cloth? I need to wipe off excess sealer from a deck
> with "lint free cloth", presumably so that bits of the stuff don't
> come off. So what cloth to use? I've got white shop rags that leave a
> bunch of crap on a rough surface. The only thing I can think of is old
> thrown-away silk shirts.
>
Back in stone age, detroit and detail shops used to use end-of-lifecycle
cloth diapers, from diaper services. Do they even make and sell cloth
diapers any more?

aem sends...



Posted by Nate Nagel on May 8, 2007, 9:34 pm
aemeijers wrote:
>
>>WTF is lint free cloth? I need to wipe off excess sealer from a deck
>>with "lint free cloth", presumably so that bits of the stuff don't
>>come off. So what cloth to use? I've got white shop rags that leave a
>>bunch of crap on a rough surface. The only thing I can think of is old
>>thrown-away silk shirts.
>>
>
> Back in stone age, detroit and detail shops used to use end-of-lifecycle
> cloth diapers, from diaper services. Do they even make and sell cloth
> diapers any more?
>
> aem sends...
>
>

Well washed white T-shirts kind-of work...

nate

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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on May 8, 2007, 9:38 pm

>>
> Back in stone age, detroit and detail shops used to use end-of-lifecycle
> cloth diapers, from diaper services. Do they even make and sell cloth
> diapers any more?

Yes, they do. My wife sometimes buys them to embroider on as a gift to a
new mother for use as a "burping towel". Rare to see one used as a diaper
though.



Posted by mm on May 9, 2007, 1:27 am
wrote:

>
>> WTF is lint free cloth? I need to wipe off excess sealer from a deck
>> with "lint free cloth", presumably so that bits of the stuff don't
>> come off. So what cloth to use? I've got white shop rags that leave a
>> bunch of crap on a rough surface. The only thing I can think of is old
>> thrown-away silk shirts.
>>
>Back in stone age, detroit and detail shops used to use end-of-lifecycle
>cloth diapers, from diaper services. Do they even make and sell cloth
>diapers any more?

I don't know, but my mother used my diapers to dry dishes until I was
48 years old. I think that is when the last one wore out. They are
known to be very obsorbant. :)
>
>aem sends...
>


Posted by mm on May 9, 2007, 1:29 am
wrote:

>
>Back in stone age, detroit and detail shops used to use end-of-lifecycle
>cloth diapers, from diaper services. Do they even make and sell cloth
>diapers any more?

Maybe they lease them. I'm sure there are diaper services in some
parts of town.

I think that was why we had to have an automatic clothes washer,
because of the diapers.

The stuff in disposeable diapers is the same thing in the bottom of
little meat trays underneath the meat, in the meat department, right?

>aem sends...


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