Washing your sheets with a softener helps to minimize static cling, particularly in dry climates. You could also try this ...

You probably aren't washing your sheets and other bedding enough. You also may want to change your sleep habits for cleaner sheets.

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Fabric softener is bad for your washing machine and clothes. Consumer Reports offer tips to make your clothes soft and nice-smelling without any gross residue.

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Washing soda, a variant of baking soda, is a similar fabric softener alternative, recommended by Alex Varela, the general manager of Dallas Maids. "[It's] stronger and sometimes cheaper," he says.

Then leave it to penetrate overnight, before putting your sheets in the washing machine. ... Try to avoid using fabric softeners and dryer sheets, or at least don’t use them for every wash.

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Washing your sheets with a softener helps to minimize static cling, particularly in dry climates. You could also try this Gain Fabric Softener from Amazon, priced at $16.29. What are the cons?