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How can I get my DIY dryer sheets to take care of static cling?
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Add wool dryer balls
I would use them like the store-bought kind and rub the fabric that is clinging.
I use 6 felt dryer balls and they work great with static!
Yes. I think the felt dryer balls work better than the platisic, rubbery ones for static cling. Is that the kind you are already using?
No, just using dryer sheets, but would like to get away from them. Cloths are in mix of white vinegar, water and some hair conditioner. Okay, but still have static.
Hi Joyce, Do bother with Dryer sheets. I use scrunched up Aluminium Foil balls in my dryer.
Think I have heard of that. Will give it a try. Thanks!
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I use those wool balls in the dryer. Doesn't take care of every bit of static cling but most of it and they're reusable.
I just received the Woolzies in the mail.