Woolite At-Home Dry Cleaner—Fragrance Free

I wear a lot of vintage from the 40’s and 50’s, and if you know anything about that stuff you know that you end up dry cleaning a bunch of garments because hand washing them will ruin the fabric, shape or color.Not to say that I haven’t come up with some pretty creative ways to hand wash and not ruin, but with these at home dry cleaning sheets there is none of the fear of damage that comes with that questionable ingenuity.In an attempt to cut down on my insane dry cleaning bill and use less time consuming ingenuity, I bought these at the suggestion of a fellow vintage wearing girlfriend.They are so awesome!It only takes 20 minutes in the dryer at medium heat with up to five garments similar in color for this stuff to work and it’s magic.If there is staining it may take a bit of pre blotting with the cloth to remove it, so far I have experienced no additional staining or color bleeding when using the cloth per the directions on the packet.I have only pre blotted minor stains thus far and one mohair sweater that had horrible deodorant stains left from the previous owner * they came out mostly * but I’m not too sure how this works on things that are heavily stained.The BEST thing for me about these dryer sheets are that they get rid of the vintage smell that can linger on clothing even after years of careful hand washing!I have a sensitive nose and that granny’s closet smell is not my favorite so it’s kind of cool to have found a product that definitively gets rid of that odor.I will say you probably don’t want to use this on any vintage that is heavily beaded or rhinestoned because you are putting the item inside a device that is gonna bang it around and I mean... physics.🤷🏽‍♀️Something is going to fall out, I wouldn’t risk it, I’d take those treasures to your trusted dry cleaner.Although... if I’m honest I will say I’ve done a few things with rhinestone buttons.I just wrap a cotton face pad around the buttons and secure with a rubber band or string.So far that’s worked well for me and I have yet to lose a rhinestone, but I know Im taking a risk.Also I maaaybe tried one 60’s sweater with a small mink collar which you are NOT supposed to do ( I put it in a bra washing bag when I dry cleaned it) and it came out perfect but it’s not something I recommend. I just got the sweater cheap so I was willing to roll the dice.I wouldn’t use this on anything too fabulous.It also worked on my husband’s non vintage winter coat and a few of his wool and corduroy vintage sweaters.It works super well on wool *no shrinkage!*and gabardine!I definitely recommend this product, I’ve already sent this link to all my vintage wearing girlfriends because I think it is so great, and I am buying like, 5 more boxes.🤓

I picked up a wool trench coat second hand and used these to “wash” it in the dryer: absolutely amazing!!! I bought the scent free ones and the coat came out of the dryer clean, looking refreshed, and completely scent free!!! They are very easy and convenient to use: simply follow the instructions! No more expensive dry cleaning bills or having to drop things off then pick them back up. I’m sold!! I’m definitely using these from now on!! Thank you Woolite!!

This is a regular purchase item for me. It is the best home dry cleaner I have found. There is no bag to have to put your clothes in; you just put up to four items directly in the dryer with one of the dryer sheets. I dry-clean bedspreads, quilts, pants, blouses, dresses, and so many other items. When I was working and had to wear scrubs, I would dry clean them with dryer sheets to keep them looking new and not fading. Now I dry-clean anything that I don't want to fade. Read the package first before using it; as some things should not be dry-cleaned. It is expensive compared to other dry cleaner cloths, but so much cheaper than an actual dry cleaner.

Worked well! I will buy this again. I used this product on my wool coat and it worked as the box says. It's a great alternative to taking your garments to the dry cleaners.

professional dry cleaning is so expensive. These dryer sheets will save you big time on the cost of professional dry cleaning and it's so easy to use. I've been using home dry cleaning sheets for years but the smell of other brands I used got to be very strong and unpleasant. I was so happy when I discovered Woolite's scent-free dryer sheets and have been a big fan for several years. You can dry clean most anything that is drycleanable except leather. you can dry clean 4 items of similar average size or 2 large items to 1 sheet. Each sheet costs approximately $2 so you can see how the savings adds up...and it's so easy. you just throw your items in the dryer, add 1 dryer sheet, set on medium heat for 20 min, and your clothes or blankets etc are clean...no dropping off and picking up. I've dry cleaned duvet covers, wool sweaters, silks, velvet...can't say enough good things about this product.

I'm so glad that Woolite has a fragrance free dry cleaner sheet. These save me a lot of money! A couple of years ago, I paid the dry cleaners $77 to clean a wall tapestry. Ever since then, each year I put it in a dryer bag (saved from another home dryer cleaner product purchase) with one of these Woolite sheets. I use wool dryer balls in my dryer as I don't like the chemical smells of fragranced dryer sheets. I think that these wool dryer balls help even when an item is in a dry cleaner bag, as they bounce around - it reminds me of when people used to hang out drapes and hit them with a stick or broom to knock out the dust. The tapestry comes out looking refreshed, and with no chemical smell.

I specifically do not want a fragrance. Fragrance free has been out of stock for a long time. I gave these to a friend who doesn’t care. Waste of money for me.

I don’t have many items I have to dry clean so I love the option of doing this at home in my own dryer and avoiding the hassle and expense of going to the dry cleaners. I was having a hard time finding dryell at my local stores so I decided to give this a shot. I did read some reviews where people reported that the spot treatment stain remover permanently marked their garments, but I have a feeling those people might have spot treated their garments with the dryer sheet and not the spot treatment sheet that comes in the box. Or maybe they didn’t relive their clothes right away and the dryer sheet sat on the clothing surface in one spot for too long. I could be wrong but I followed the instructions and I didn’t have any issues with staining. I also love that this is a bag less system. Fewer steps than the previous system I used so it’s easier. It might not smell as nice but it gets the job done just fine.