2. Lint The fuzz that goes everywhere

3. Lint – What Are The Different Types? Navel Lint – A.K.A. belly button lint Pocket Lint – forms in a pocket Clothes Dryer Lint – removed from the lint filter of a dryer Clothing Lint – generic fuzz that collects on the outside of clothes

4. Lint – How is it Formed? Naval lint is formed when the body moves: the friction with ones clothing causes the lint fibers to migrate up from the undergarments towards the navel Pocket Lint is formed from the collection of dead skin cells, fibers, paper remains, and any other fibrous material that collects in a person’s pockets

5. Lint – How is it Formed? (Cont.) Clothes Dryer lint is formed from the friction of the rotating drum with the drying clothes; any loose fibers get flung to the edges of the dryer and are then caught by the lint filter Clothing lint is formed from pollen, dead skin cells, hair fibers, and clothing fibers that are usually light enough to be picked up by very small gusts of wind

6. Lint – What Color is Lint? Lint comes in a variety of colors, though the most common colors are variations of blue- green

7. Lint – What is it Good For? Lint can be used for a variety of things: – It makes an excellent foot warmer – Throwing it at people in a movie is always exciting – Its many fibers can be used to sew a blanket, pockets, or other sewing needs

8. Lint – What is it Good For? (Cont.) Lint is also good for starting up a hobby – It can be made into art – You can collect it and make into a color-coded collection

9. Lint – How do I Get Rid of It? The best way to guarantee that you never have a lint problem is to invent some way that prevents lint from forming in the first place In case the first option is implausible, you could always just use a lint roller

10. Lint – Why Should I Care? You should care about lint, because it goes everywhere – Therefore, if you haven’t already dealt with lint in your life, you haven’t lived at all