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10-12 loads a week??? I thought my 6-7 a week was bad enough. I would love to help ya out but I hang all my laundry out in the summer. If it is raining I don't do laundry (to bad it don't rain much lately :( )
Hi, this is my very first post, this site looks like great fun! Just wondering...am I the only one curious about how (or why?) one would use old dryer sheets on a card? Do tell!
You could go to the local laudromats and see if they'd let you put a box with a sign on it to collect the sheets used there.
~Or~
You could wash a load of junk towels (or the stuff in your rag bag) and take it to the laundromat and throw them in a dryer with a whole box of dryer sheets. You would probably want to rewash the load of junk towels before you take them home - that way, your whole house doesn't smell like dryer sheets forever.
I am also curious about using dryer sheets for a card! Sounds interesting. I wll not have any to spare though until after Halloween! My 5 year old and I make them into ghosts! He will help me with the laundry if I make some for him, just rubber bands and a sharpie marker! Great cheap fun!
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The dryer sheets can be used on cards like mulberry paper. SU ink refills color them nicely, or you can leave them white. I attach mine with brads, eyelets or ribbon as most are too pourous for any adhesive not to remain tacky to the touch underneath.
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