Dryer Sheets as Gym bag freshener!
Even the tidiest gym equipment need to be sanitized now and again. Putting dryer sheets in your gym bags will absorb foul odors and keep your bag (and your workout gear) smelling garden fresh.
-Reader's Digest
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Genius Uses for Dryer Sheets That Will Change Your Life!
#4 Garbage Liner
If your garbage can is carrying a lingering scent, lining it with dryer sheets will help. The sheets will absorb odors and leaks, and keep the can as clean as possible.
Dryer Sheets as a Pet Hair Brush
Ask anyone with a long-haired dog or cat and they’ll tell you that excessive shedding can be a pain. If you see clumps of unshed hair on your pet, use a dryer sheet to gently remove them and avoid the mess altogether. - Reader's Digest
Dryer Sheets as Burnt Food Remover
Getting burnt grime off dirty pots is no easy feat, but have no fear! Putting a dryer sheet at the bottom of a burnt pot and letting it soak in water overnight will help loosen the muck and leave your pots spick and span. -reader's digest
*10 Genius Uses for Dryer Sheets That Will Change Your Life*
Not everyone is a fan of that old book smell, and even the most beloved books needs a good cleaning every once and awhile. To rid your books of musty odors, brush them lightly with a dryer sheet.
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things you Never Knew you could put in the washing machine... Stuffed toys
Place each stuffed animal in its own mesh laundry bag and set your machine to wash and rinse. Use cold water and allow to air dry - R. Digest
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What should NEVER, EVER end up in your dryer... Anything embellished These garments can hook onto other items in the dryer, damaging the garment itself and its surroundings. Why go through the hassle of air-drying when you can drop it off at our locations?!
What should NEVER end up in your dryer- PET HAIR
If it builds up over time, it could begin combining with lint &debris. To avoid a possible fire sparking, make sure to keep the areas around your dryer, including underneath, free of extra pet hair, lint, and debris build up. R.D