I use it in my wash to soak out the mineral content. I just used it to CLEAN my clothes... But after the first time of letting it soak in my clothes for about 45 minutes I noticed how SOFT my cloths were and how some even felt almost brand new. (Like a fleece coat that was no longer soft at all and was very dirty looking. It was fluffy again and bright!)

I'd say all people that don't have one of those nice $2000 water filtratration systems should try it!

Quote Originally Posted by finn's mom
Ever heard of this? We sell this natural fabric softener (for the dryer) at Sprouts (where I work) and a lady came through my line with it the other day. I asked her if she'd ever used it, and she said that it was the first time she'd bought it. I really want to get it, too, but it's about seventeen bucks or something, it's supposed to last "a lifetime." But, heck. Even if it lasted a year, that's still a great deal. I just can't do it right now. Anyway, she was saying she uses white vinegar as a fabric softener in her washer and her clothes are soft and don't smell like vinegar. She says she even imagines it helps keep her washer clean, unlike some liquid fabric softeners can gum up the machine a little bit. Anyway, I was just curious if anyone else does this. I try to go as natural as possible with as many things as I can, so I'm all over this if it works. (Let's hope it does, though, because I just put it in my washer with my sheets!)