Don't toss those used dryer sheets after one use. Repurpose them to remove soap scum, dust, lint, and pet hair and to get rid of stubborn gunk and stains.

Once a dryer sheet tumbles around with your washing, you might wonder if it's possible to use it again. After all, these sheets are small but mighty, conquering static and softening fabric. But can ...

Add about 10 drops of essential oils per half-cup of white distilled vinegar or unscented laundry detergent for your wash ...

For most sheets, warm water is ideal—it’s effective at cleaning without causing too much wear. “However, for cotton sheets, ...

I will spend more time in the future in her home, however, I cannot sleep in her guest room with those chemicals in play.

The opportunity exists to spend more time in the future in her home, however, I cannot sleep in her guest room with those ...

Pest control experts explain why dryer sheets are not effective at keeping mice away, and reveal the smart, non-toxic scent ...

"The bed was overwhelmingly perfumed ... to the extent that I was coughing and effectively lost a night’s sleep." ...

I’m sensitive to scents and chemicals, so I’m going to bring my own sheets. I just wanted to let you know. I don’t want you ...

Apparently, I’m a slow learner. I can’t think of another reason it took years to associate my sons’ and husband’s itchy skin problems with the dryer sheets I used. While we didn’t experience ...

Drying laundry in winter can be a challenge, but a sleep expert has shared tips to help get your bedding dry faster - and his best trick only requires a clean towel.