Q&A for How to Remove Facial Tissues from Washed Clothes

No, because aspirin is effervescent so the bubbles lift the tissue through fizzing. If you need a substitute, bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) would work better.

Yes, but soak it first in the dissolved aspirin and then put the clothing in the washer. Check here for help: http://www.yourstylishlife.com/throw-an-aspirin-into-the-washing-machine-the-effect-is-perfect/

First toss in dryer; this will remove a lot of the tissue. Lint rollers are best for this problem. Duct tape rolled around your hand (sticky side out) also works.

Yes.

No, because aspirin is effervescent, so the bubbles lift the tissue through fizzing. If you need a substitute, bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) would work better.

Yes. Use 5 aspirin tablets (325mg each) in hot water.

Use a lint roller at first to try to remove the toilet paper. If that doesn't work, try the vacuum method.

No, because aspirin is effervescent, so the bubbles lift the tissue through fizzing. If you need a substitute, bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) would work better.

Yes. As the guide says, all the aspirin must dissolve.

Use a shop vac. Put on the dust attachment and hold the nozzle against the washer wall. Manually spin the washer drum and suck out the tissue bits.

Try using a strong tape, such as duct tape or masking tape. Wrap it around your hand and roll your hand like you would a lint roller over the clothes.

I wouldn't risk this.