In a pinch, make sure you have added a cup of water to the bottle, shaken it, and poured the result into a cup. That’s probably enough for several loads. You can also add 2-3 tablespoons of hair conditioner to a cup of water and stir. 1/4 of a cup in a load of laundry is plenty. Jewell
Hi Debbie - Instead of fabric softener, I make dryer balls. Making your own wool dryer balls may seem complicated, but this is a simple step-by-step tutorial. They are so much safer than chemical softeners or dryer sheets, and they work really well. Hope this helps! Hugs, Holly
I'm with Cynthia on this one. Just use a 1/4 cup of vinegar to where you would normally put liquid fabric softener. Saves a lot of money, works great, leaves no scent behind and has the added benefit of helping keep your washing machine clean.
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In the back of my mind I remember someone telling me to clean kitchen cabinets with a mixture that contained fabric softener. Any idea what the concoction contains?
Lots of ideas:
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Hi Debbie - Instead of fabric softener, I make dryer balls. Making your own wool dryer balls may seem complicated, but this is a simple step-by-step tutorial. They are so much safer than chemical softeners or dryer sheets, and they work really well. Hope this helps! Hugs, Holly
https://pinkfortitude.com/wool-dryer-balls/
PS - We have a FREE eBook with recipes for all of my homemade and all-natural cleaners. You can download it here --> https://pinkfortitude.com/thank#GreenClean
I don't use fabric softener. Instead I add vinegar to the rinse cycle.
I'm with Cynthia on this one. Just use a 1/4 cup of vinegar to where you would normally put liquid fabric softener. Saves a lot of money, works great, leaves no scent behind and has the added benefit of helping keep your washing machine clean.