feline fanatic

DH keeps bees and will use it as fuel for the smoker.

francie yuhas

I put it outside..I find it in birds nests later.

LindaJR

No good for pet beds or stuffed toys as is can be dusty even inclosed in fabric. But there are several uses as you have read so far. I am not sure why ne member called it nasty since it is clean. Maybe you could Google it?

ptquilts

no ideas, just keep those vents clean, please, to prevent fires. They are more common than you think.

Jingle

I throw mine away, not nasty, just clean lint from fibers in our clothing and linens.

Misty's Mom

I didn't mean that it was nasty as in icky. Around here we use the term nasty as something we'd rather not deal with due to allergies and the dog hair that's in it.

Anniedeb

Absolutely!! I religiously clean my lint trap every time I use the dryer, and still have had two dryer fires. Two different houses, two different dryers. Now we never leave the house with the dryer still running!

misspriss

Use Elmer's and glue a bunch to a piece of paper or even cardboard and in the spring put out for the birds to use in their "new homes."

misspriss

Glue it to a piece of paper and put our for the birds to nest with.

star619

Uh, well, it is very clean!