Do they prevent static cling, too? I have a big problem with that....especially in the winter.

Thanks, I may just have to give them a try. I just bought one of those old fashioned wooden clothes drying racks. I figure I can hang up towels and t-shirts and then pop them in the dryer once they are almost dry so that they will get fluffy. I think RW mentioned once that her mother did this and it really saved on electricity usage.

I use the dryer balls, too, but still have static cling. I don't know why they don't work for me, but they do help to dry things quicker, so I keep using them.

where do you get dryer balls?

Use a towel frank. :rolleyes:

see and I didnt post dryer bootcamp

CVS, Walgreen, WalMart, Target...

:D

Sorry...couldn't help myself Frank. :o

I still use the spot of softener on a cloth thing. I just spot the cloth with softener and toss it in the dryer with the load, whether I am going for a fluff or a full dry. I don't wash the cloth between loads either.

I would think the sponge would work just as well. I would make sure that it is wrung out pretty good so the softener doesn't stain the clothes if it gets caught in one place in the load.

I have had the same bottle of softener for more than a year! I just add more water if it starts to get thick. :rolleyes: