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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Kathie Grimes
May 03. 2016
Toxic shock syndrome is connected to Tampons… I never liked them because of the health risk associated with them… but I also noted they stopped telling folks it can kill them… But go ahead and do what you want to do.
Kathie Grimes
May 03. 2016
Is there such a thing? No chemicals? No fragrances?
Kathie Grimes
May 03. 2016
So is fresh and dried mint. We grow it outside and put it under kitchen sink and anywhere else mice may be… also live across street from a farmer’s field. No smell from fabric sheets that way
Connie Diaz
May 03. 2016
Jay Jay Peeks
Chris Baldridge
May 03. 2016
I use dryer balls and now I see most stores carry them!! Why use chemicals and ask for trouble? They soften clothes, n save on dryer time. No residue on my families clothes/ skin.
Theresa Oconnor
May 03. 2016
Just roll up an aluminum foil in ball and place in dryer no static cling
Margie Carlucci Frasca
May 04. 2016
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Cissymccoy Mccoy
May 04. 2016
Wow,,,,
Rhonda West-hickman
May 04. 2016
Not all the same place. The one who created everything, has a bigger plan than that.
Lisa Andrews
May 04. 2016
Maybe, maybe not!
Blair Segura
May 04. 2016
Josh Goswick
Isabel Hossack
May 04. 2016
I have never used dryer sheets.
Rachel Monroy
May 04. 2016
Dryer sheets and fabric softener are the WORST. When people say “I’ll take my chances”….it’s because they’re not taking the warning seriously. Take J&J’s baby powder for instance…nobody paid attention to the warnings…until J&J had to pay out over 60 million…and now in a second case, 55 million because their product causes cancer. Do you think people are still saying “I’ll take my chances”? Nope. Not so much.
Kellie Creager
May 04. 2016
They didn’t work for me
Kellie Creager
May 04. 2016
The wool balls didn’t work for me. I tried making them and I bought some white ones. Neither worked. I get really bad static in the winter because it is so dry here
Dee Lavallee Hettick
May 04. 2016
Kellie Creager you can Google aluminum balls for the dryer and they will tell all about them. They are toxic free, it talks about in the posts in Google.
Yeimi Bravo
May 04. 2016
Crystaluz Diaz Erica Alvarez Serrano Roxana Roxy Sanchez Elva Esmeralda Hernandez
Ang A Em
May 05. 2016
Never really used them nor did my mother and grandma.
Theresa Tabor Kemling
May 05. 2016
Yes, I too, read that peppermint sprinkled on cotton balls is supposed to work even better than dryer sheet to repel mice. I will be trying this in our camper.
Tammi Hagen McIntyre
May 06. 2016
I’d like to order some too!!
Joanne Gillett
May 06. 2016
If you have any questions let me know
Terri Klein George
May 06. 2016
Jamie McClung
Gloria
May 06. 2016
What about detergent. I know i get headaches from tide. What would be the best one to buy
Jo Ann Grimshaw
May 06. 2016
Get some wool dryer balls they soften and cut down drying time plus less static. Then don’t need dryer sheets, saves money.
Robyne Seigworth
May 06. 2016
Sarah Seigworth
Jen Mercer
May 07. 2016
I think the more important issue is the laundry soap you use………
Tina Drummer
May 07. 2016
Melissa Drummer Fanning
Julie Baldwin
May 07. 2016
Chris Feltner
Melissa Drummer Fanning
May 07. 2016
Haven’t bought them in a long time thankfully. I just use fabric softener in the wash now
Sophia Green
May 07. 2016
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Kathy Dale
May 07. 2016
You are so right, it is just overwhelming!
Karen Westling
May 07. 2016
Norwex Laundry soap is free of dyes, bleach, soft enters, and other chemicals. Highly recommended for people with sensitive skin. As are the dryer balls. One box of 3 dryer balls is good for 1000 loads.
Karen Westling
May 07. 2016
if you like you can check out my website http://www.karenwestling.norwex.biz
You can also YouTube the products to review their effectiveness.
Lise MacKewn
May 08. 2016
There good to keep mice away
Ginger Marie
May 08. 2016
Amen, Judy.
Susan G Graham
May 08. 2016
Stopped a long time ago
Crystal Hall Cirillo
May 08. 2016
Paige Cirillo. ???
Rosemary Cutbush
May 08. 2016
Have changed to wool balls and they work so much better
Carol Kastelein Shaneyfelt
May 08. 2016
How about Downy liquid fabric softener!
Carol Kastelein Shaneyfelt
May 08. 2016
Where do t get them?
Beverly Ryder Rasch
May 08. 2016
Be aware!
Mary Vande Lune
May 08. 2016
Just as toxic. I use white vinegar.
Carol Kastelein Shaneyfelt
May 08. 2016
I will consider doing that. But will the clothes smell like vinegar?
Celia Roberts
May 08. 2016
I heard that you can make a ball out of aluminum foil, about the size of a golf ball, and it works great for softening and removing static. It works.
Kathleen Smith Graber
May 08. 2016
Are there any products on the market, not just for laundry, that do not contain cancer causing chemicals in them? This is becoming ridiculous! No, way beyond
Anne Nazarian
May 09. 2016
YOU CAN USE TWO REGULAR TENNIS BALLS.
Irene Keith Murphy
May 09. 2016
What next.
Ashley Smith Vickers
May 09. 2016
Roxanne Smith
Amanda Carr
May 09. 2016
Cathy Baker
Rose Ann Moore Riney
May 09. 2016
I hate this type of product, the smell makes me nauseous, and its very toxic.