How to Make Velcro Stick Again
Pull out loose lint and other matter caught in the Velcro with your fingers.. Pick out lint and debris that you can't reach with your fingers with tweezers.. Use a pin or needle if you don't have tweezers to pull out matter.
Steps
Pull out loose lint and other matter caught in the Velcro with your fingers.
Pull out loose lint and other matter caught in the Velcro with your fingers.
Pick out lint and debris that you can't reach with your fingers with tweezers.
Pick out lint and debris that you can't reach with your fingers with tweezers.
Use a pin or needle if you don't have tweezers to pull out matter.
Use a pin or needle if you don't have tweezers to pull out matter.
Scrape debris out of the Velcro with a fine-toothed comb instead of a needle.
Scrape debris out of the Velcro with a fine-toothed comb instead of a needle.
Brush the Velcro with a dry toothbrush after you pull out as much as you can.
Brush the Velcro with a dry toothbrush after you pull out as much as you can.
Keep Velcro tabs closed as much as possible so they don't collect debris.
Keep Velcro tabs closed as much as possible so they don't collect debris.
Close Velcro tabs on garments before washing them.
Close Velcro tabs on garments before washing them.
Let Velcro air dry instead of putting it in the dryer.
Let Velcro air dry instead of putting it in the dryer.
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