Pilling, the formation of small balls of tangled fibers on the surface of fabric, is a common occurrence on couches, particularly those made from materials prone to friction. These pills detract from the aesthetic appeal and texture of the upholstery. Effective methods to address this issue involve physically removing the pills without damaging the underlying fabric.
Addressing pilling enhances the longevity and appearance of the couch. Regular removal prevents further deterioration of the fabric’s surface and maintains its intended texture. Historically, various tools and techniques have been employed to combat pilling, evolving from rudimentary implements to specialized devices designed for delicate fabric care. Maintaining a pill-free surface is a practical and economical way to preserve the investment in furniture.