Things You Can Use a Bounce Sheet For

Tame Bad Smells

Toss a fresh Bounce fabric softener sheet in the bottom of a smelly gym bag or in the bottom of your laundry hamper to counteract unpleasant odors. Use fabric softener sheets like old-fashioned sachet and put a sheet in the back of your lingerie drawer or in your linen cupboard. Enclose a sheet between the pages of an old book to remove the musty odor.

The static-repellent qualities of Bounce fabric softener sheets make the sheets handy for dusting just about anything. The sheets will remove dust from electrical appliances, and makes short work of dusting furniture, mini blinds, ceiling fans or wall baseboards.

Bounce fabric softener sheets are handy in the craftroom. For sewing projects, thread a needle, then pull the needle and thread through a fabric softener sheet. As a result, you'll have non-stick thread that slides through fabric with ease. Use a fresh fabric softener sheet to remove sawdust before you varnish or paint a woodworking project. When painting with latex paint, place a sheet in a jar of warm water. Swish your brush in the water to loosen the paint.

Tuck a Bounce fabric softener sheet under each seat of your car to neutralize stale odors or cigarette smoke. A used sheet is handy for dusting your dashboard. Spray your car window or grille, then use a fabric softener sheet to wipe away baked-on insects.

Bounce fabric sheets are useful for the four-legged residents of your home. Give your wet dog a quick wipe when he comes in the door and you'll eliminate that unpleasant wet dog odor. A used sheet swiped over your furniture will pick up stubborn pet hair.

Stow a few unused fabric softener sheets in a zip-seal bag and tuck the bag into your purse, briefcase or suitcase. If you discover that your skirt is clinging to your legs, moisten a sheet and wipe the damp sheet on the inside of your skirt or on your pantyhose. Tuck a fresh sheet in your suitcase before you store your luggage and avoid stale storage odors.