Re: Re: Dryer Sheets and laundry - blue balls

[Guest guest]

They also make these spikey blue balls for the dryer that are supposed to

replace the need for dryer sheets - I've seen them at Walgreen's. They're about

$10 for a pair (sorry KC...she asked - I don't have any vested interest in the

product, I swear!)

Haley

<vbrk@...> wrote: Barb,

Someone here suggested I use aluminum foin balled up. I guess it worked a bit.

But, not the extent that dryer sheets work. My daughter is able to tolerate the

" free " dryer sheets. But, some are not able to tolerate those either. Someone

also told to turn the dryer to cool after they are dry. I never tried that one.

[] Re: Dryer Sheets and laundry

Regarding drier sheets, does anyone have any suggestions on how to

take the electricity out of clothes without those? I don't use dryer

sheets but with humidity inside at 20% now for almost a month, pets

and people are all shocking each other. I'm using more moisturizer in

hope that will help some but my clothes throw sparks. I was just

about to *start* using drier sheets or put downey into wash water.

>

> The dryer might be bothering her if she use to use dryer sheets.

[Guest guest]

Haley,

Have you tried these blue balls? hehehe (that sounds kinda wrong.) I wondered if

they worked. (that doesn't sound much better-hehe)