Recycled Paper

soak the lint at least 30 minutes, or overnight. Then use a blender, 1 cup of the soaked lint mixture at a time, fill the rest of the blender with water. Use a screen stapled to a wooden frame (or cardboard covered with duct tape) to dip into a tub filled with the blended "slurry." Turn the lint onto a piece of cloth and weigh down to keep paper flat. wait until its dry! try adding fabric dye or bleach to get a white or colored paper.

I was just thinking yesterday "There must be something I can make out of all this lint.."

i have never added glue but the weight is what really helps it stay together

Just lint and water, really? Does it stay together, or would it be a good idea to add some glue to the water?

Cool it works right?

yes!

SWEET!!!!!!! This is sooooo for me!!!!!!! I don't have to use a blender!!!!!!! Yaay Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!

oh wow i have a bag full of dryer lint in the laundry room!!! Especially when i bout some blue towels and washed them the lint turned blue! I must try this!

I love making paper out of bits of junk mail and construction paper, etc. But dryer lint? That's genius!!! I must give it a try!! =)