2 BEST WAYS TO MAKE REUSABLE DRYER SHEETS - HOMEMADE RECIPE TUTORIAL
Are you tired of throwing away your money on one time use laundry dryer sheets? Watching your hard earned money sliding into the trash can after each load of laundry is dried? Well today I have great news for your. We have perfected a homemade recipe for dryer sheets and dryer cubes that allow you to use them an infinite number of times and save boatloads of money in the process!!
Take 6 regular sponges and cut them in half. Put them into a tupperware container or old diaper wipes box (this is what my family uses). Pour 2 cups of your favorite store bought or hommemade fabric softner over the sponges and press down so that they may soak up the liquid. If you find that the scent is too strong when drying your clothes add 1-2 cups of water to your fabric softner to achieve the desired finished clothes scent.
Once you are ready to dry your clothes, give the soaked sponge a quick squeeze, so that it will not be dripping but still be filled with the wondrous scent you have selected. Once your drying cycle is done just pop the sponge or clothing scraps back into the tub and reuse next time.
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Take 6 regular sponges and cut them in half. Put them into a tupperware container or old diaper wipes box (this is what my family uses). Pour 2 cups of your favorite store bought or hommemade fabric softner over the sponges and press down so that they may soak up the liquid. If you find that the scent is too strong when drying your clothes add 1-2 cups of water to your fabric softner to achieve the desired finished clothes scent.
Once you are ready to dry your clothes, give the soaked sponge a quick squeeze, so that it will not be dripping but still be filled with the wondrous scent you have selected. Once your drying cycle is done just pop the sponge or clothing scraps back into the tub and reuse next time.
We hope this info was helpful. Please subscribe to our mailing list to the right to get all the newest updates on how to MAKE MONEY, SAVE MONEY AND LIVE GREEN.
CHECK OUT OUR YOUTUBE PLAYLIST ON DIY HOMEMADE PROJECTS
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