Add 1/2 to 1 cup (depending on load size) white vinegar to the last rinse in the washer. Vinegar is cheap, nontoxic, ...

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 ...

Using fabric softener and dryer sheets will make your towels less absorbent. Learn how to remove the residue and keep towels ...

As an American expat living in the U.K., laundry is the household chore that causes the most culture shock. Unlike in the U.S., tumble dryers aren’t common. A lot of homes have a combination washer ...

Fabric softeners are designed to reduce the amount of static in synthetic fibers and make laundry come out feeling soft and smelling great. These products contain lubricating ingredients that help ...

These high-quality New Zealand wool balls replaced both dryer sheets and fabric softener for countless reviewers.

For softer laundry and less static cling, dryer balls are a great reusable option. Here's how long they last, how to care for ...

Many of our readers have confirmed that dryer sheets will repel both spiders and flies. Keep a few extra sheets in clothes hampers and around the laundry area and you can kiss all those spiders ...

We asked experts if you can reuse dryer sheets, and they shared a variety of ways to reuse them outside of laundry.

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.

Laundry is one of those chores that never seems to end and might cost more than you think. From hundreds of gallons of water to lots of electricity each year.

From switching to powdered laundry detergent to investing in washable sponges, these money-saving swaps work well for those ...