ARM & HAMMER Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets Recap + Giveaway

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I have been using  the ARM & HAMMER Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets in Lavender & Linen for the past month and I LOVE them!  I love it when my clothes come out of the dryer smelling clean and fresh and ARM & HAMMER Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets do the job beautifully.  Plus, I only  have to use one dryer sheet for each load, saving me money as I do laundry.

I love the fact that the ARM & HAMMER Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets in Lavender & Linen soften laundry with the use of naturally derived softeners.  Plus, a high five from Mother Nature because they are made with biodegradable softening agents.  I highly recommend you add the Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets to your laundry and get a feel for the world of difference it makes to your clothes and other laundered items!  I highly recommend the ARM & HAMMER Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets to everyone out there who does laundry!

As one of 20 bloggers working with ARM & HAMMER , I have had the opportunity to take part and learn more about the Switch & Save Challenge. If you are looking for ways to Switch and Save, you definitely want to check out this site!

ABOUT ARM & HAMMER ESSENTIALS FABRIC SOFTENER SHEETS

With ARM & HAMMER Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets, you’ll experience softer, fresher laundry at a fraction of the cost.  The Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets delivers softening and static removal at a fraction of the cost of other dryer sheets.  The Fabric Softener Sheets soften through the power of nature, with naturally derived softeners.  Plus, they are made with biodegradable softening agents.  You can purchase the ARM & HAMMER Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets in stores, retailing for $4.99 each.

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This is a sponsored post for Church & Dwight Co., Inc., the maker of ARM & HAMMER branded products, who is paying me to try different products.  Save $1.00 on ARM & HAMMER Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets.  And then head over to The Switch & Save Challenge to keep up with all of the bloggers and enter to win $25,000.

558 thoughts on “ARM & HAMMER Essentials Fabric Softener Sheets Recap + Giveaway”

  30. Amanda Starr

    First I usually do an extra spin in the wash to get out as much water as and can, I also have two Miracle II Laundry Dryer Balls I always keep in the dryer and a medium hand towel that I throw in each load, cuts drying time in half

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  40. Jackie

    When I wash clothes that may shrink or wrinkle when drying, I dry them on a hanger in the bathroom (haning from the Shower curtain rod).
    Thanks!
    jackievillano at gmail dot com

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  61. Pat

    I line dry my clothes outside. Since I live i California pin-clothing outdoors year round is not a chore. Saves money and the laundry smells wonderful.

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  64. Barbara M

    I’m make sure to not over dry my clothes – the more the dryer time, the harder it is on your clothes.
    Thank you.

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  142. Cynthia C

    If you forget to get the clothes out of the dryer and they are wrinkled, throw in a clean damp towel or washcloth and run the dryer for 10 or 15 minutes. The wrinkles will relax and you can fold them then.

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  148. Margaret Smith

    I find that by not putting in too much clothing at one time, the clothes dry faster and doesn’t wrinkle.
    Thanks
    rickpeggysmith(at)aol(dot)com

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  185. Pauline M

    I really don’t do much with out clothes, but I do hang them to dry when the weather allows (I have a contraption on my deck that works great!) and when it’s not warm, they dry in the laundry room on hangers. The only things that go in my dryer are jeans and towels.

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  187. Kristy

    My tip: make sure your clothes are COMPLETELY dry before you cram them back into the closet/drawers. Otherwise… things could get funky.

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  189. Amanda S

    My trick for drying clothes- I always take them out a little early to fold. When they are barely damp, it helps keep from getting wrinkled. The heat in the basket helps to keep them neat too!

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  195. Katharina

    The best tip I have for drying clothes is to always keep the lint tray clear and the vents free of lint, too. It not only is a safety issue, but dries clothes a lot faster as well.
    Katharina angelsandmusic[at]gmail[dot]com

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  208. Suzanne K

    I make my own laundry detergent and one of the ingredients is Arm & Hammer Washing Soda. It serves as a fabric softener also. I line dry my clothes, unless I’ve got to have something dry super quick. Saves energy, money and wear and tear on clothes.

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  211. Patrice

    I tear dryer sheets in half and still get the benefits of softened clothes with the half sheet, and don’t have to buy them so often.

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  212. Katharine

    My tip is to use the dryer done signal on the dryer so you can get the clothes out right away, if they sit too long they will be a wrinkled mess

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  223. Geoff K

    I like to avoid using the dryer if I can, so I use a movable rack, place it near a heat source (like a furnace or stove), and turn on the dehumidifier to speed up the process even more. I still like the clothes to smell good, so sometimes I’ll put them in the dryer with a sheet or two for 5-10 minutes and then finish the job on the rack. Thanks!

    gkaufmanss at yahoo dot com

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  243. renee walters

    I follow you on GFC, subscribe to your email and like you on Facebook! I would love to win this! I throw them in the dryer with a bounce sheet. Sorry, I don’t have a good trick. Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
    Renee Walters
    bored2quickly@hotmail.com

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  257. Susan Ladd

    I dry my good clothes inside hung dry them and them my other clothes I dry in the dryer and make sure I take them right out of the dryer and fold them or hung them up. Like on FB and thanks for the great sweep. Hope to win 🙂

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  265. Ashley

    We use dryer balls which helps things dry faster, especially bigger loads like towels or sheets!

    demureprincess7(at)gmail(dot)com

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  266. Rebecca Orr

    I not only use fabric softener, but I also use a dryer sheet. If I am line drying I make sure to do it early in the morning, that way the morning son dries them slowly. If I dry them in the afternoon sun it dries them too quickly and they become stiff. Thanks for the chance. bekki1820cb at gmail dot com

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  277. Denise B.

    I shake out each piece of clothing to prevent wrinkling in the dryer. I also wash and dry shirts with decals inside out to prevent wearing of the decal.

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  296. Sassy

    I read somewhere that if you put a dry towel in with your load, it cuts down on the time it takes for drying. I hvae been doing that for a year now and I must admit that it seems to work pretty well.

    sassysasha817 at gmail dot com

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  306. Lucy Schwartz

    I use Liqiud fabric softener but the dryer sheets sound better. One tip learned many years ago never leave clothes in the dryer on hot humid days. Happens once you learn very quickly.

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  312. Amanda

    We have a clothesline right outside the dryer/washer room. Instead of wasting water if it’s a nice, warm day, we hang them up outside.
    magickalblessings26{at}yahoo.com

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  315. Cindy M

    Forgot you were out of fabric softener? Cut down on Static cling by adding 1 quart white vinegar to final rinse cycle, and to the dryer, add a wet washcloth with a few drops of essential oil essence- I prefer mint. Dry on Medium or low heat

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  338. Bonnie P

    If you have lotion or hair conditioner, that you will not use; put a tablespoon size amount on a old wash cloth. Throw in your dryer with wet clothes. It will soften the load. Also always shake out wet clothes, before putting in dryer
    bepoia(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  342. James Murphy

    I prefer a clothesline, but living in an apt where I have to go to a Laundromat stinks. My advice, use dryer sheets for towels and sweaters at the very least!!!

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  346. Amy S

    I try to not put too many clothes in the dryer at once, and pull them out as soon as the dryer shuts off to avoid wrinkles.

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  363. Crystal S.

    Well one tip is I just throw in what I’m going to wear in the dryer with a damp washcloth for a few minutes to get the wrinkles out. I hate ironing and this does the job pretty good!
    sellcrystal2 (at) yahoo dot com

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  371. P Anderson

    If your dryer is used a great deal, try and co-ordinate the timing so that loads quickly follow each other – this is a bit like warm starting a car and takes advantage of left over heat in the dryer.

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  381. Missy Lynnh

    I dry some of our clothes- like jeans- around the house. Everything else gets dried on low. Even the medium setting on our dryer is way too hot.

    mlynnh5 at gmail dot com

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  398. Jennifer C

    I don’t dry on the hottest setting, in hopes of saving a little electricity. In summer, I take them out slightly damp and spread around the room to finish drying.

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  418. Carolyn Daley

    Tip: Do not leave your clothes sitting in the dryer long after it buzzes because your clothes may get wrinkled.

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  460. Lyndsey R.

    I air dry half way and then put in the dryer for the rest so it uses less energy and makes my clothes smell even better.

    lyndsey.rullman at hotmail dot com

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  467. Kimberly Townsend

    I like to dry my good clothes for about 5-10 minutes and then hang them up so they won’t wrinkle bad and won’t ruin the clothes from the dryer!

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  495. momznite

    I think they come out better if I don’t let them dry all the way, but pull them out and hang them.
    momznite_at_yahoo_daught_com

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  510. brian e.

    Thanks for the giveaway…we usually give them an extra spin cycle to get out more moisture before putting them in the dryer.

    senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com

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  514. Zacherly Sheets

    I keep the heat setting low and let it run a little longer so the clothes are good and fresh and the heat doesn’t beat them up.

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  520. Lisa L

    I dont dry them all the way since my clothes tend to get wrinkled. I pull out the pants and shirts and let them air dry

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  531. Roxann

    Make sure to get the clothes into the dryer as soon as possible because they will smell bad if you don’t dry them right away.

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  537. R Hicks

    I don’t have any unique tips, but I suggest removing them PROMPTLY to prevent wrinkles

    brich22 at earthlink dot net

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