Hey guys, time to help save you a little money when it comes to doing your laundry. I don’t know if you are like me but I can always throw the clothes in the washer and dryer easily, but folding may take me a couple of weeks. It’s funny I am writing this while staring at a basket of laundry that needs to be done.
Any who, the cost of doing laundry can easily add up. You have to buy laundry detergent, bleach, fabric softener, fabric softener sheets, vinegar, etc,. I am the type of person that my clothes have to smell good, so I’m willing to spend a little more for a great smelling product. With this reusable dryer sheets DIY recipe, you don’t have to worry about your clothes holding in that fragrance. These help your clothes smell great for weeks.
If you are a “waste not, want not” type of person, then this post is for you. This concoction alleviates the use of spending money on dryer sheets altogether. In addition, you’re saving tons of money because you stretch out one bottle of fabric softener for months. Clothes come out smelling so clean and feeling extremely soft.
All You Need Are:
- Sponges (without the scrubbing side)
- Liquid Fabric Softener (whatever your favorite brand is)
- Water
- Jar, or Container with a fitted lid

The Easiest Directions Ever:
1.) Cut the sponges into little strips or feel free to leave them whole. Place the sponges into a decent sized jar or container.

2.) Add 1/3 parts of fabric softener to 2/3 parts water to the container. Be sure to cover the sponges at least half way with the mixture.
3.) Shake well
4.) Place your clean, wet clothes in the dryer. (I would not recommend adding these to dry clothes that you may just be trying to get the wrinkles out.)
5.) Take one sponge square out of the container squeeze out as much of the liquid as you can and place in the dryer with your clothes.
6.) Let your clothes dry. Once they are done they will smell & feel amazing.
7.) Place the sponge back into the container for reusable use.
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