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Originally Posted by joejoe31
(Post 5096084)
I'am greatful you posted this.My daughters both have unknown allergies and I use the same soap as I have for years but never did it dawn on me that the stupid dryer sheets could be causing them to break out and thier little noses drip consantly.We are always looking for ways to keep everyone safe I see no harm in some good advice .thanks.
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Thank you for posting this information. Excellent points.
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I use deli-sheets, like waxed paper only not as much wax, for foundation piecing, works great and tears off easily. No scents in it either.
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From a former asthmatic, thank you for spreading this advice.
I used to choke up sleeping on outside clothesline dried sheets (that collected pollen). It took me years to figure out this asthma trigger when I went to bed at night. |
What do you use for static control if not dryer sheets. I did not realize that this was or could be the cause of some of our problems. I appreciate your answer.
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I use thin fabric for mine also
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Also I have heard that the dryer sheets burn pretty easy. I don't even want to think of what could happen in a house fire....I usually use muslin or really ugly fabric...
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Originally Posted by 1000projects
(Post 5094299)
I use pages from the phone book. (tear out before quilting, of course)
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Use thin, tread-bare, worn-out sheets that aren't good for anything else.
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Got a question, What should it matter if you just use it to make a foundation for string quilts if your cutting it out before you put it together?
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