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This is more of a comment rather than a tip because I got the tip here in the first place!
I finally got around to trying white vinegar as a replacement for fabric softener. IT WORKS! In some cases I added it to a little liquid softener that I like but when I was totally out of softener a couple days ago I washed towels with just the vinegar in the softener dispenser and wow, they came out really soft and didn't smell like vinegar either!
Give it a try. I think you will be pleasantly surprised. Vinegar is natural and is pretty cheap too! I just bought a huge jug of it yesterday for $2.08 and sometimes it goes on sale.
Oh and I also washed some tops of mine with the vinegar for softener. I let them drip dry and they came out very soft and smooth!
I am so glad I read thriftyfun because I would never have known to use vinegar in the wash otherwise!
By Debbie from Illinois
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RE: Vinegar as a Fabric Softener
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Post By sc from indy (Guest Post)
(03/18/2008)
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I tried this the other day and I love the results! Fresh smell, softness, and cheap. Also great for my front loader that has a tendency to collect water. Wonder why I never knew about it!?!
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RE: Vinegar as a Fabric Softener
I have been using vinegar as my fabric softner for a few years and love it. If you have someone who is scent sensitive then you may want to use vinegar instead of fabric softner.
Zig
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RE: Vinegar as a Fabric Softener
I have used vinegar, not to add softness, but to get rid of the musty smell in the towels and it works great!
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RE: Vinegar as a Fabric Softener
Hey. This sounds like a great idea and I'm going to try it tomorrow. Talk about pinching pennies. Vinegar is so inexpensive. Thanks.
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RE: Vinegar as a Fabric Softener
This really works! I love the way my clothes smell and feel.
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Tip: Inexpensive Fabric Softener Tip
If you want soft clothes out of the dryer, but hate the expense of a softener, just use a dash of vinegar. Just a quarter cup or a little more for a large load in the washer, does the trick. I have also added about a tablespoon of fabric softener along with the vinegar, and this has worked very well also. I might add that on occasion (the clothes have sat in the washer too long, so I know they will emerge wrinkled from the dryer) I have obtained similar softness, merely by running the clothes through the rinse cycle again! This might not work with harder water, though.
Patti- Oklahoma City, OK
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