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Add Liquid Softener To Orphaned Sock In Dryer

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Date: 01/18/2008 Topic: Cleaning > Laundry  
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Didn't get the liquid softener into the washer with the clothes? Easy fix is to grab one of those orphaned socks from the pile and squirt a couple drops of liquid softener on it. Throw in the dryer with the load of clothes and voila! I often do this for every load of clothes since I discovered I use much less softener and the bottle lasts a very long time. BTW, if the missing sock shows up, just wash the 'softener sock' and make a pair again.

Source: my own idea

By cmoore from Poulsbo, WA
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By Jane (Guest Post)
I do that as well. When I wash light permanent press I'll use a dark sock. For dark pp I'll do the opposite.

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