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DIY Fabric Softener Sheet
Pour one bottle of liquid fabric softener into a large container with lid.
Fill the empty softener container with water and add it to the container.
Repeat to give you a 2:1 mixture of water to fabric softener.
Drop sponges into the mixture.
Grab a sponge, wring out the excess liquid, and add it to the dryer with your wet clothes.
Seal your container between uses.
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I have not had good luck with a “wet” fabric softener in the dryer. I found that it left a residue/spots on my clothes. I have found that taking an old towel or rag & doing the same thing but letting the towels dry completely first has worked better for me. I am always up for challenges so I might just try this since it is watered down a little bit
I do something similar, only I let it completely dry before I throw it in. Saves a ton of money! Great idea!
i re use old dryer sheets with some room fragrance on them , and old washcloths too,
I’ve heard wadding up an aluminum foil ball works. Any thoughts?
I have tried the wadded aluminum. And it works wonders!!! Makes clothing VERY soft.
You can get a bag of practice-quality tennis balls for cheap in the sporting goods aisle at Target, etc. Throw a couple of those in the dryer along with your wet clothes. They get rid of the static and – for people like me who are sensitive to scents – leave your clothes smelling like clean clothes.
Does anyone know if this helps with static? I use fabric softener and dryer sheets and I still seem to have static. ..lol I’m tired of shocking myself every time I put jeans or my hoodies on…lol…any advice is appreciated!
To keep static away put a small stainless steel(not all pins are s.steel) on a seam inside your clothes. You won’t have static problems anymore. i do this on all my clothes that have nylon in them. It works!
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