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Use Dryer Sheets Three Different Ways Each Time

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Date: 02/14/2008 Topic: Cleaning > Laundry  
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To get the most out of my dryer sheets, I use them in three ways before tossing them. The first use is to put them in my closet and dresser drawers to give my clothes a nice clean scent. After about a week or two I then use them in the dryer with a load of laundry. After getting it from the dryer, I use it to dust with because it seems to catch dust better than regular dusting cloths (and it's cheaper).

By Tonya from Knightdale, NC
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Post By Linda (Guest Post) (03/22/2008)
I put used dryer sheets inside the shoes in my closet to absorb any shoe odors before I wear them again.

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Post by Daphna101 (8) | (03/07/2008)
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I use it to clean up my lint too!

And, to buff granit counters.

Daphna

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Post By AILEEN (Guest Post) (02/23/2008)
I do the first two but never thought of the third what I do is use the used dryer sheet the third time to clean the lint trap, cause it picks up the lint. You go girl!

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Post By Jeanne (Guest Post) (02/14/2008)
A fourth way is to soak away stuck-on food in pans in the kitchen. Usually, about 30 minutes will do it.

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