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Dryer sheets are far more useful than many people realize, even after being used in the dryer. Below you’ll learn 20 unconventional ways to use them, from enhancing your sewing experience, to repelling disease-carrying pests. After reading this, you will probably think of dryer sheets in the same category as duct tape, WD-40, and wooden pallets.
Always remember to read warning labels concerning allergies or buy natural brands to limit your exposure to the harsh chemicals some brands use.
A used dryer sheet can be used to clean up detergent spills, lint traps, and even the outside of the machines.
Place a dryer sheet in the hamper to give yourself a breather until laundry day arrives.
Place dryer sheets at the corners of your basements and attics to help keep them away.
This is especially handy if you don’t have the option of washing something before needing it again.
You’ll be surprised how much more easily the paint comes off.
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