OH, I forgot to say, less time dusting means more time for sewing and everything will stay so clean, Hubby will think you dust everyday. :-)))

Thanks for the tip, I'll give it a try

Great tip. Will have to try it

Cool idea, will have to try it.

They work well for cleaning your iron too, (though I use new ones, I will have to try and see how used ones work) Just iron over it, I usually put a rag towel underneath it too, to protect my ironing board cover.

great tip thanks....soozie

good idea.

I'll give it a try- my house gets dusty quickly.
I need to have my air vents cleaned professionally.

great tip thanks

Another great use for these little sheets is to place them on your swiffer and they will collect all the little
thread, fabric and dust that collects on your sewing room
floor.
Sometimes I just use my swiffer without and sheet and the
rubberized bottom just collects everything, even better for the enviroment.
Hugs
Michelle

I don't know. I like my swiffer clothes, cause there is more dust here than I can ever dust away! I will try it! I hope it works cause I go through a lot of swiffer and I could spend that money on ME! machine embroidery - not me... well yes me... Thank you! Live Laugh Download Stitch!

I'm sure going to give this a try. Thanks

Thanks for the tip Meg ;D *2U

Great tip. I'll have to try it out. Thanks

Will give this a try. Thanks for the tip.

I do hope everyone knows the dryer sheets can do more than 1 load. I use them 3-4 loads apiece, then I save the used ones to dust floors, shelves. For floors I have a "mop" top I made with little elastic strips to hold them in place, just stuff a whole bunch of used sheets and sweep away . For furniture I just grab a handful and dust.I've got lots of dust bunny friends so I know I have a lot to do.

Great idea Meganne thanks ... Hugs Glenda x0x0x0

Thanks Meg. Anything that gives me more time for my hobbies is welcome info.

They work on swiffer mops too

Great tip Meg anything that will save us time to do more embroidery work.

thanks for the great tips. lov lucy

Thanks Meganne, I will remember this tip to pass onto those who use these sheets in their tumble dryers.

Anything!!! Anything!!!! at all that helps to reduce the dust in this house is worth a try. It's fluff in winter, pine tree pollen in August-September, grass pollen in October-November, red dust December-March. The kindly hot fierce north winds that blow on really hot days drops its load in my place - doors and windows closed.... it doesn't matter. That farm soil from up north finds its way into every nook and cranny.
I'll try the anti-static sheets but really the only thing that de-dusts this place is to wipe all furniture with a wet cloth and wash every movable object that can be washed.
54 years fighting the stuff and I'm ready to give up and live with darn dust.
AlmaG.

What a great idea, I don't use them in my dryer but I might have to start. I do have some anti-static spray, I might try spraying that on my dusting cloths. I hate dusting and I hate dust.

Great tips everyone! Thanks!!

Thanks for the tip!!!

Thanks, my dear!