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    Default Re: Fabric Softener...which is cheaper: Sheets or Liquid?

    Quote Originally Posted by DebK1013 View Post
    Ive been using the Bounce Bar and love it. I dont think I will be buying sheets or liquid again.
    I really like the smell of this thing... but it keeps unsticking itself from my dryer!


    As far as fabric softner, I think sheets are cheaper.

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    Default Re: Fabric Softener...which is cheaper: Sheets or Liquid?

    I probably should update this. When I posted it, I was running low on sheets, and couldn't find a good sale on them. A lot of stores in my area kept running sales on the liquid, so I tried it. But a bottle of liquid doesn't last nearly as long as a box of sheets, and I paid about the same for it. So...when my Bounce bar is done, I'll go back to sheets. In the meantime, I'm still looking for a good stock-up sale price!!

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    i got the bar yesterday @ target w/their $1.50 q & vocalpoint $2.50 q & their price of $3.74 & got the $0.26 overage
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    Default Re: Fabric Softener...which is cheaper: Sheets or Liquid?

    In todays Redplum there is a coupon for $3.00 off Snuggle. Right now at Kmart Snuggle is $3.25 so .25 per bottle + tax. At Target it is 3.99 so .99 a bottle. At both stores the bottles are over the required 32oz. HTH someone
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    Default Re: Fabric Softener...which is cheaper: Sheets or Liquid?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ruddysgirl View Post
    In todays Redplum there is a coupon for $3.00 off Snuggle. Right now at Kmart Snuggle is $3.25 so .25 per bottle + tax. At Target it is 3.99 so .99 a bottle. At both stores the bottles are over the required 32oz. HTH someone
    Ugh! I'm so mad I bought three at Target today. I need to go Kmart!


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    Quote Originally Posted by thickbluebug View Post
    I cut up sponges and put in a plastic tub ( I use and old cascade tub) - then put in fabric softener and lots of water. Ring the sponges out and toss them in the dryer with clothes.
    I normally use 2 to 3 sponges a load, but we make double loads because of the front loader washer.
    The sponges are like dryer sheets.
    I haven't noticed any spots on the clothes.
    That's exactly what I do. I use about 1 part softener to 4 parts water, and keep the solution in a recycled plastic container on top of my dryer. I only use 1 sponge per load, though. Just enough to keep the static down when I do have to use the dryer. (I line dry 99% of the time, either outdoors or on lines in my unfinished basement.)
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