some loose dust from a suitable surface. Test first, particularly on delicate finishes, because conditioning agents can leave residue.
Removing certain stuck-on residues
Some people use damp dryer sheets to rub at stubborn residue on cookware or other washable items. Results vary, and you should avoid this approach on surfaces where the product could leave unwanted residue.
Freshening laundry-related spaces
A dryer sheet may leave a fragrance behind, but fragrance isn’t the same as cleaning or removing the source of an unpleasant odor.
For each of these uses, consider the
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