Clothing Lint and Fiber

Typically found on fabrics, upholstery, inside dryer vents, or caught on skin and wounds.

Does not consume food; consists of shed textile particles.

Accumulates through friction, static electricity, and entanglement of loose threads.

Generally harmless; if found in a wound, it can cause irritation or infection if not removed. Important for forensic analysis or indicating the need to clean dryer vents for fire safety.