Mrs. Meyer's Dryer Sheets, Fabric Softener, Reduces Static, Cruelty Free Formula Infused with Essential Oils, Rain Water Scent, 80 Count

the product is good but too expensive I'll not order it again

These are perfect! Not overly scented, just enough so your clothes smell nice and fresh. Great value for money!

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I’ve been using Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day Dryer Sheets for a while now, and so far, I’m really happy with them! They do a great job at reducing static, and the Rain Water scent is light, fresh, and not overpowering. My laundry comes out feeling soft and smelling clean without that artificial, overly perfumed smell that some other brands have. One of the biggest reasons I chose these is because I have sensitive skin, and thankfully, I haven’t had any reactions to them—huge plus! I’d love to try some of the other fragrances to see which one I like best. The only reason I’m giving four stars instead of five is that I wish the scent lasted a bit longer. But overall, these are great dryer sheets, and I’ll definitely keep using them! ✅ Reduces static ✅ Fresh, light scent ✅ Great for sensitive skin ❌ Scent could last longer Would recommend, especially for anyone looking for a more natural, skin-friendly option! 😊

As a millennial, I'm allergic to dryer sheets' normal use. But I like them for cleaning and repelling dust from baseboards. Spring cleaning is nigh, so I grabbed these. I was surprised that the sheets are an unfamiliar material - I've only ever used dryer sheets (before I developed my "industry ruining" millennial fabric softener allergy) that are a soft woven material. These are a thin, stiff, plastic-y feeling paper. They aren't sticky at all. It doesn't feel like it is holding onto product that might help with fabric softening, if that is your intended use case. And although I like the brand overall, it also isn't clear that these ARE more eco-friendly. In my case, they were weird to run along my baseboards. They also didn't seem to apply the static-reducing properties that make dryer sheets great at repelling dust - so they did not work well for my use case. They would be easy to throw into the dryer, however, if that is what you want to do. Fragrance wise, these have a nice, clean, ozone-y fragrance - but dear heavens are they strong. We're a mostly unscented household, and these are hard to use. Even keeping them in the cabinet they live in makes the whole room (tolerably, but still) fragrant. If they were like half-potency, they'd be exactly what I want.