White Lint

In first aid, "White Lint" refers to a type of absorbent, non-woven dressing material commonly used for cleaning and dressing wounds. It's typically made from soft, non-sterile cotton or synthetic fibers and is designed to:

• Clean wounds: Helps remove dirt, debris, and excess fluid from a wound.
• Provide padding: Used as a protective layer under bandages to cushion and protect the injured area.
• Promote healing: Supports a clean environment to help prevent infection and encourage wound recovery.

White Lint is versatile, easy to use, and often found in first aid kits for both personal and professional use.