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The fastest ways to get dog hair, cat hair and lint off a printed t-shirt without hurting the print: damp rubber glove, lint roller, reusable brushes, the no-heat dryer trick, washing habits and shirt colors that hide hair.
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Wait at least 24 hours after pressing before you wash a DTF shirt. Waiting 48 hours is even safer. The adhesive keeps setting after it cools, and that rest time helps the print bond fully with the fabric. Then wash it inside out in cold or warm water and dry on low heat.
It is best not to dry clean DTF transfers. Dry cleaning uses chemical solvents and high-heat pressing, and both can soften the adhesive, dull the ink, or make the print crack and lift. A DTF print lasts longest with a gentle machine wash, inside out, in cold or warm water, then tumble dry low or hang dry.