do you use liquid fabric softener or dryer sheets?

[Sara Noel]

I use dryer sheets. Usually whatever is cheapest.

[Michelle]

Dryer sheets. Snuggle usually, sometimes Cling Free or Bounce too.

[Guest1]

I hang my clothes out....
they get that "fresh air" smell & are stiff as a board - no cling!

[PrairieRose]

I use Downy liquid but much less than is called for. I just lurve the smell of downy.

[Katybird]

Dryer sheets, usually the store brand if it is cheapest.

[homesteadmamma]

Originally posted by Debbie
I hang my clothes out....
they get that "fresh air" smell & are stiff as a board - no cling!

Me too!!

[duckduckgoose007]

"Downey" used here!

[BlessedMommy]

Sheets cut in half or thirds -- whatever brand is cheapest. I wish I had space in my yard to hang clothes on a line!

[forestdale]

I never use fabric softener. The less chemicals the better.

[Robadob]

I use liquid whatever, but I use it in the dryer.

I have a spray bottle that I put about an inch of fabric softener in and then fill up with water.

A few sprays on some washcloths that I have designated as my "dryer sheets" and my loads are static free.

A bottle of fabric softener lasts forever.

[AmyMCGS]

I use liquid Snuggle (or sometimes another brand, but I really love the smell of Ultra Snuggle) in a Downy ball in the washer.

[dz_blonde_girl]

I use diluted liquid fabric softner on a sponge.

[QuilterMom]

I don't use either.

[SewCrafty]

I use both!

I also use nothing in my towels, I like them stiff as a board and absorbent! Liquid Downy when I hang out my clothes and in the winter too as I hang my clothes up to dry ALL the time. Jack likes Bounce in the dryer and seeings as he usually does his own laundry, I'll buy him a box of Bounce!

[SusieJD]

I use liq. Downy. The dryer sheets leave a film on the drum of the dryer, so I've never used them.

Susie in MN