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This is why your windows still look dirty after you wash them.

Around 2.2 million tons of microfibers from clothes are released in oceans every year, putting the wildlife, ecosystems and humans at risk.

Get those stubborn smudges off your TV screen without risking scratches or other damage.

Microplastic pollution from clothing is a growing concern. Synthetic textiles shed microfibers that contaminate water and air, posing health risks. Filtering systems in washing machines and legislation like AB 1628 in California aim to mitigate the issue, but challenges remain. Transitioning to natural fibers could provide a long-term solution.

Most clothing is made with synthetic, or plastic, materials. When they shed, they add to the scourge of microplastic. Washing machine filters may help.

Admit it: You need all the motivation you can get to clean.

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Simple filters could help remove microfiber pollution from your laundry. But experts say a broader portfolio of solutions is needed to address the problem.