This Homemade Fabric Softener Costs Less Than $1 to Make! By Sarah Lipoff. Updated on March 21, 2014 at 5:00 AM.

You can make your own fabric softeners for less than a penny a load and, as a bonus, know exactly what's in it. These options are highly effective, cheap and easy to make. Option One. The easiest ...

Recently however, I found a new recipe for fabric softener on One Good Thing by Jillee. I thought I would give it a try and see if I noticed a difference. The biggest difference to me was the ...

Store bought fabric softener can be expensive and contains a bunch of different chemicals. Lindsey Johnson at weblog Henry Happened shows you how to make a cheap, natural alternative with standard ...

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To make this fabric softener, add 40 drops lavender essential oil, 30 drops melaleuca essential oil, and 20 drops lemon essential oil to a 64 ounce bag of Epsom Salts.Stir them together and store ...

Fortunately, you can get soft, fluffy laundry without fabric softener.If you rely on a dryer, Erin suggests swapping dryer sheets for wool or felt balls or balls made of aluminum foil.

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You'll Love This Homemade Fabric Softener. By Sarah Lipoff. Updated on Jan 19, ... Simply shake and add 1/4 cup to your washing machine's fabric softener dispenser per load of laundry.

Baking soda is another natural softener, plus it helps to clean and deodorize clothes. Just add 6 cups of vinegar to 1 cup of baking soda, mix, and then use ½-1 cup during the rinse cycle.