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I just use a splash of fabric softener. I want my sheets hung on the line outside to smell like fresh air!
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Unscented everything not just laundry products due to health reasons. I've always thought that clothesline dried laundry smells so much better.
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I agree with the unscented everything, but it seems like it's getting harder and harder to find unscented products.
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It's Tide and Downy for me. Wish we had a clothes line, but living in the country with corn fields, you never know about the birds flying over or dust from the fields.
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Originally Posted by Stitchnripper
(Post 7669707)
The only scent I really liked was Tide Clean Breeze. But now I make my own laundry powder and it has no scent, but, the clothes come out of the dryer smelling like they've been outside. Don't know how that happens. I also don't like scented hand lotion but don't mind scented body lotion. We are not allergic to scents.
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As different scents bother me, I have switched to using 2 dryer balls instead of the dryer sheets. I've had mine at least 5 years and still look like new so it also saves money on buying the sheets.
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Unscented-- I wish the stores would find a spot for all the unscented things like soaps-deodorant-shampoo/conditioner and laundry products. Going up these aisle's takes my breath away. There are way to many over powering perfumes in such a small area.
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The scents bother me and I read an article where tests had been done and they found that the scents used can cause cancer so I am glad I don't us any of it.
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I like the smell of "fresh" the out side scent. However, not all housing areas will allow a clothesline outside. I buy a good essential oil in the aroma I want and sprinkle about 10 drops on a clean rag and pitch it in the dryer. The scent lasts a long time. I was told many years ago not to use dryer sheets because they deposit a waxy oil to your dryer and clothes.
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Use unscented laundry and vinegar for softener.
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