, then adding a bit of ribbon.
While the tinfoil ball trick for the dryer is a great unscented option, if you’ve ever used dryer sheets before, you know that one of the benefits they provide is the fresh, clean laundry fragrance they add to your laundry.Many of us love scented laundry products to deal with odor issues, or just because it’s so satisfying to fold a big load of freshly-scented laundry.. My other favorite substitute for dryer sheets is to make a set of.
DIY wool dryer balls., which work for removing static, but also allow you to add a few drops of essential oils to them before tossing them in the dryer.This solution isn’t quite as quick and easy of course, but it lasts a long time and is also incredibly environmentally friendly..
If static electricity in your laundry isn’t an issue where you live, you may want to simply try adding a few drops of fragrance oil to a damp washcloth that you throw into your dryer and reuse with each load of laundry..If softening your sheets and towels is your goal, you may be surprised to learn that.
vinegar can be used as a fabric softener.
with great success, so that’s yet another option to explore..It crossed my mind again recently because while spring turned out to be a really challenging time for testing out that method, winter has been super, super easy.
I just wanted to send out a little note of encouragement to anyone thinking of simplifying their lives by simplifying their closet, to try it right now to really get a feel for the full benefits.Basically what I’ve been wearing daily is either a pair of jeans (I have about three in use currently, but most often.
), one of several, slightly different.black cashmere sweaters.