Dryer sheets are gauze-like tissues that can be put in dryers to eliminate static cling, soften clothes and can also make clothes smell great. Many people use dryer sheets as everyone wants their clothes to smell good and to be as soft as possible after getting it from a dryer. There are several dryer sheets manufacturers that manufactures odorless for consumers with environmental concerns, but recent studies say that dryer sheets are harmful to our health and can cause several diseases, even cause cancer. On the Next Page learn all about and the chemicals found in dryer sheets.
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Susan Rae Henry
Jun 06. 2016
Mark Rollins
Shannel Kaulia
Jun 06. 2016
I wish if I had a dryer.
Mark Rollins
Jun 06. 2016
Damnit
Susan Rae Henry
Jun 06. 2016
sorry man- pretty sure that there are safer alternatives
Shelagh Wray
Jun 06. 2016
Oh, here we go again. Let’s just admit that we risk getting cancer from the very air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat. Then having admitted such, let’s get on with our lives and stop trying to scare each other with every little hazard that comes along. I will certainly continue to use dryer sheets, and I will continue to breathe, drink, and eat!
Stan De Jong
Jun 06. 2016
I never use them, heard this news many years ago…………….
Amanda Davis
Jun 06. 2016
How long can u use each one?
Joanne Gillett
Jun 06. 2016
They last for years
Summer Lynn
Jun 06. 2016
We use wool dryer balls…they sell them at Homegoods. Love them for fluffing stuff up, but they definitely don’t help with static.
Joanne Gillett
Jun 06. 2016
To reduce static toss a crumbled up ball of aluminum foil in dryer
Josiane Charraire
Jun 06. 2016
Never use never will
Janice Labbe
Jun 06. 2016
Mary Chambers Jessica Lowery
Jessica Lowery
Jun 06. 2016
Aw crap. I just threw one in the dryer half an hour ago lol. Dont usually use them though unless Im doing laundry at someone’s house who’s gottem
Paris G
Jun 06. 2016
Helen G
Ellen Patten Visser
Jun 07. 2016
The smell bothers me…gives me an instant headache…I hear more about the toxic smell…if you put them in places to keep away mice, I can’t think they would be good for us….I have many acquaintances who get a allergic or sick reaction from smelling them. Take your chance if you wish, but I’ll take my chance in avoiding them…
Bobbi Hosier
Jun 07. 2016
I use Norwex and love it (it really does work) and have just recently started to learn about essential oils. Kimberly Gushue
Sharon Ramage
Jun 07. 2016
I think they are hard on your dryer as well.
Velinda Buchanan Markley
Jun 07. 2016
A large wad of tin foil takes care of static, and fluffs clothes.
Lisa Boykin
Jun 07. 2016
Wow….smh
Rhoda Leviton
Jun 07. 2016
Something else to worry about now. What will it be next week.
Alvina Funk
Jun 07. 2016
WHATEVER YOU GUYS ARE ALL SICK
Leslie Portwood
Jun 07. 2016
cant even have them in laundry room!
Suzette Klak-Coan
Jun 07. 2016
I just started using vinegar on a small piece of cut up tshirt, in the dryer. I keep a jar onto if dryer with them in it all ready. Works so great! Sometimes I add a couple drops of essentual oils
Carol Dolan
Jun 07. 2016
Yes. My friend gave some dryer balls to me. We don’t have static.
Dona VanRamshorst
Jun 07. 2016
Lindsey Nicol Hernandez
Sevon Hay Baker
Jun 08. 2016
are 7th generation dryer sheets safe
Jessica Tucker
Jun 08. 2016
Why these chemical even being used
Janice Guy
Jun 08. 2016
After reading more closely, it is scented sheet and scented detergent. Thankfully I don’t use it. Only free and clear products.
Carol Samperi Butler Atwood
Jun 08. 2016
so many things cause cancer and those who develop them know exactly what they are doing.
Kathy Cloud
Jun 08. 2016
That’s stupid.
Faye Collins Bridges
Jun 08. 2016
What do you suppose is in the dryer balls?!
Michele Kawko-Wysocki
Jun 08. 2016
I would never!!!!
Missy Bonda
Jun 08. 2016
Well put Shelly.
Milcoeur - Healthy People for a Healthy Planet
Jun 08. 2016
Hmmm…I ahven
Claudette Karstedt
Jun 08. 2016
Well I’ve used them all my life and I’ve got stage 4 metastatic. I wonder.
Danielle Janette Villa
Jun 09. 2016
Dr bronners also. Seventh generation. Mrs Meyers. These types of companies are a plenty. And NOT any more expensive than any other company that includes all the synthetics…..
Maria Elvira Coca Caero
Jun 09. 2016
Lo pueden poner en espaniol no leo ingles gracias
Holly Green
Jun 09. 2016
Ok, I mean absolutely no disrespect for anyone who is fighting cancer, may God bless you all, but I think I can safely say now, that if I stopped using, drinking, eating, breathing and just being around everything they say caused cancer, I would be living in a bubble!!
Ginger Taylor
Jun 09. 2016
tennis balls do the same thing & last just as ong
Wanda Mcculley
Jun 09. 2016
I just started using wool dryer balls that I made
So far I like them
Wanda Mcculley
Jun 09. 2016
What’s the right detergent?
Carolyn Lamaster
Jun 09. 2016
Carmen Gray is right. Everything causes cancer. Even breathing. I have been there and she has a right to say what she wants.
Joanne Gillett
Jun 09. 2016
Yes they do but if your trying to eliminate chemicals, tennis balls still have them
Leah Balazick Bialowas
Jun 09. 2016
Cathy Grim Libby Church
Judy Lehr Price
Jun 09. 2016
Elizabeth Ann Corley Mangum yes your right it really is old school and remember how healthier everyone was!
Nancy Weeden
Jun 09. 2016
Jennifer Jordan
Judy Lehr Price
Jun 09. 2016
Faye Collins Bridges not good-I use nothing and my clothes come out fine!
Melissa Foscardo
Jun 09. 2016
Dryer balls are wool
Betty Christensen
Jun 09. 2016
Use Norwex dryer balls!
Audrey Hutchinson Stehr
Jun 10. 2016
Have used these in a few years