Laundry ?: Could I use a few drops of scented oil or home freshner

[supernova]

in the rinse? I'm out of good-smelling fabric rinse. But, I have all those little vials of home and candle frangrance for those scent warmers you put a tea candle in and scents for candlemaking. None of which I am using for those purposes right now.

Could I put a few drops of one of them in the rinse cycle?

[MrCoffee]

1. Would it burst into flames in the dryer?

:shrug:

[supernova]

3. LOL. I don't think so

I don't think there would be enough of the stuff to set alight.

[Shell Beau]

2. I wouldn't. But that is because I am not sure on what it may do to the clothes.

[supernova]

4. It's flannel bedsheets and T-shirts

It's bedding wash day chez supernova.

[lizziegrace]

5. I wouldn't

it's usually oil-based and it will probably stain the clothes.

[NeedleCast]

6. IF it's an oil it could very likely stain

and it would be very hard to get out.

[suninvited]

7. I like to add a couple of drops of tea tree oil

to my laundry when I do sheets and towels.

It is a natural anti-bacterial. You have to like the smell of it though, which is unique. I love it.

[supernova]

8. A good idea

I forget abut tea tree oil.

:thumbsup:

[supernova]

9. Thanks everybody!

I used a few drops of some lavender soap fragrance that I have.

I'll see how that works.

[suninvited]

10. lavender is always a good idea for bedding

because it makes one feel rested and sleepy. I don't need lavender because I already fall asleep way too fast.