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Make your own dryer balls! I ran across this cool how-to for all my DIY chums. This is so easy!
By melody_yesterday from Sedalia, Mo
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I keep 3 tennis balls in my dryer at all times. They help keep the clothes fluffy and you don't need fabric softener sheets or even regular fabric softener. I've used the same 3 tennis balls for over a year now, and they still look like new.
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Post By Connie H. (Guest Post)
(09/16/2008)
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I read the article and it looks like an easy ad fun project. But I wasn't clear on exactly what is "Felting"
Could you please explain further.
Thanks,
Cah
Editor's Note: Here is a Wikipedia entry on Felt. It is basically when the fibers (wool, in this case) compress and mat together. There are several how to's on felting online if you want to actually make felt.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felt
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Post By (Guest Post)
(09/16/2008)
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This s SO neat! Thanks for the post : )
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Post By Pat (Guest Post)
(09/15/2008)
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I just crumple up a piece of aluminum foil into a ball and it takes the static out of the clothes! Never have to use fabric softener - clothes are soft and static free,
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