Holes appearing in clothing can be frustrating, especially when they show up on favorite shirts or well-loved garments. While many people immediately blame moths, the truth is that fabric damage often has far more ordinary causes. Everyday wear and tear plays a major role, particularly in areas that experience frequent friction. Belt buckles, zippers, rough chair edges, and even countertop surfaces can gradually weaken fabric fibers. Over time, repeated rubbing in the same spot can thin the material until small holes appear, seemingly out of nowhere. Laundry habits are another common contributor to clothing damage. Overloading the washing machine puts...
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