Although there are only 3 people in my house if you took a look at my hamper you’d think we had John and Kate Plus 8 living here. The laundry seems to multiply on it’s own.

Often we wear clothing for a short time, like to church or out to dinner and it’s really not dirty, just a bit wrinkled and maybe it picked up some odors from where we were. Not knowing what else to do, into the hamper it goes. These additions to our laundry makes this chore take longer, wastes money on electricity and water bills and wastes water too.

When I was given the chance to review Refresh’n Dry Towel I thought it was just for clothes that require dry cleaning. We have very few of those. But Family Review Network provided information on all of the uses of this product. I was pleased to learn that it was for that but also for previously worn clothing that isn’t dirty.

All I had to do was put the towel into my dryer with up to three items of clothing, wet the Refresh’n Dryer Towel, wring out the extra water and lay the towel over the clothes. I turned the dryer on being sure it was set to high for 10-15 minutes. I set the buzzer so I would remember to get the clothes out quickly. All I had to do when the dryer was done, was smooth out the clothes and put them away! My dress, Peanut’s dress and Hubby’s good shirt looked and smelled just perfect.

How does it work? First, there’s no chemicals or fabric treatments used, instead the pattern of the towel plus the steam of the dryer *”removes bacteria, dirt, odor and wrinkles from clothing.” The fiber *”trap(s) surface dirt and odor while reviving your clothing’s fabric.”

Buy: One towel costs $9.95 and can be used for up to three garments at a time. Good for 25 uses.

Here’s my favorite quote from the site: “THE REFRESH’N DRYER TOWEL WILL SAVE YOU: -$365.00 on dry cleaning costs -Apx. 700 gallons of water and 90 kwh of electricity on wash and wear clothing!”

Saving time and money and going green by using Refresh’n Dryer Towel makes perfect sense to me.

* from How It Works

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