Peckish, you bring up a good point about concentration. After a while, the impact of many sheets could be too intense. (I put bounce sheets in my car to prevent mice while it is stored for the winter, and in spring...whew! I smell like a laundry mat when I drive it for a while!)
I would think the poster is hopefully talking about the used ones? That way the smell is a non-issue?
Unsure....
Originally Posted by
Peckish
This was something that I worry about, too.
Years ago when I was a baby quilter, I tried this. My goal was to make turning under some applique leaves and petals easy on myself by sewing the fabric to a dryer sheet, then cutting a slit in the dryer sheet, flip the fabric through the slit to the right side, and then press the edges and voila! the applique edges are turned under and ready to go.
Well. By the 10th or 11th leaf, the scent from the used dryer sheets was making me nauseous, and I am not sensitive to chemicals and scents. I abandoned the dryer sheets and went with a wash-away product.