White lines crossing through my illustrations

Hey there,
Oftenwhen using the save for web feature, a series of white horizontal lines will appear, intersecting my artwork. Is this a common problem? What would you reccomend!?
Thankyou

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Sometimes, when Illustrator blends the pixels around an object, it puts a thin white line around it that always appears 1 px thick at any zoom level.
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Notes:
I'm running Illustrator CS6
And Photoshop CS6

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