Lint on baby clothes

Am I the only one having issues with lint on baby clothes ?

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I had this issue the first time i washed everything, im pretty sure it came from the blankets and bibs because i havent really had the problem since.

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I haven't had any issues with it. What washer/dryer settings are you using? I wash her clothes, towels, and blankets on delicate then dry on low (the 2nd setting out of 5 on my dryer) for 60-90 minutes depending on the size of the load with dryer balls and no dryer sheets.

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I was clothes on delicate. So I need to dry on low? The dryer dries them then cool them off. Something new. No dryer sheets. What kind of dryer balls. I got some from dollar general and I haven’t used them on her clothes. The directions told me to rinse them before use. When I did it they stated to shed.

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that's what I do - all of the baby clothes, blankets, sheets, etc. we have for her seem to say "tumble dry low" so we do that (a longish cycle on the second lowest heat setting) with the dryer balls (I don't know if that's what helping gets the lint off but it definitely helps fluff everything a bit). I think we got them from Walmart or Target but any of them will do!

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