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Tue, Jan 15, 08 at 23:55
| I read somewhere that you can use tin foil in the dryer to reduce static cling. Because most of our winter clothes have polyester in them I have a horrible time with static. I don't use fabric softener and only use all natural detergents. I do have a natural dryer sheet that I use but it is fairly expensive and because of the load size I usually need to use 2. Has anyone ever tried this? I would like to but I'm afraid of sharp edges on the foil tearing up the laundry. |
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| The tin foil rapidly becomes a ball with no rough edges, so it won't tear up your laundry. It will, however, leave marks inside the drum of your dryer. Jean Marie |
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