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Use for Used Fabric Softener Sheets

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Date: 10/31/2004 Topic: Old Categories > Recycling  
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Don't throw away your used fabric softener sheets. You can use them to clean stubborn casserole dishes and roasters. Rinse the dish first, then fill with hot water and add 1 or 2 bounce sheets, wait about 30 minutes and the pan will not need scrubbing! - Laura
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Post By Julie (Guest Post) (02/15/2008)
I use my used fabric softener sheets for applying stain to wood. Also, have used them for applying paint to a shelf for an antiqued look, just a light coat to let the undercoat come through. I also wrap them up in my clean, folded sheets to keep them smelling fresh. If you use the used ones, you just need to put a couple more in there than if you used a new sheet. Works great.

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Post by ThriftyFun (3781) | (10/31/2004)
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Did you know that bounty fabric softener sheets is a great ant deterrent? We put them in our RV food cabinets and also at home. Ants will not come into any cabinet that has a dryer sheet in it (and it keeps them fresh smelling!)

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Post by Suzanne S. (191) | (09/01/2004)
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You may also use them by rubbing them on your exposed skin before going outside. It works as a wonderful bug repellent.

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