Recycling 101 Tip

Stop, don't throw out that fabric softener dryer sheet after you use it !!  This is a multi-purpose cleaning tool.  It has a bit of an abrasiveness( i buy store brand) to it, so it does scrub off dirt.  I really like them for cleaning mirrors and glass-sparkle without the streak.  Thanks for stopping by.

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