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Make your own dryer sheets




November 30th, 2007 at 1:12 am by A reader

One recent tip I have is to make your own reusable dryer sheets - mix equal parts fabric softener and water in a jar, and keep small sponges in there. When it’s time to use the dryer, wring out a sponge and throw it in with the clothes. Works wonderfully! And it takes forever to go through the mix.

[Kacie posted this tip to the Readers' Tips box. It originally appeared as a comment in The Complete Tightwad Gazette giveaway.]

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