Static Stick-Dryer Sheet Replacement, Reusable, Eco-Friendly, Reduce Static Cling and Bodily Shock

Doesn’t work at all. I tossed it in the dryer and clothes still come out full of static. I’ll now be tossing it in the trash or returning it and buying a boat load of dryer sheets up in here

Love this product!

Bought this looking for a dryer sheet alternative. To be honest I can’t really tell that it does anything. I have washed a load without it and with it and my clothes seem just as full of static. Hoping to continue using it and maybe I will start to notice a difference but so far I’m fairly disappointed. I ended up purchasing wool dryer balls as a dryer sheet alternative instead.

This product simply does not work as advertised. In the winter, I wear wool socks often, and drying them after a wash cycle always results in lots of static. After adding this product to such a load for a full 60-minute cycle, I was left with as much static as I would normally expect.

I have two driers- one at home and one at my airbnb. Both front load but one has the lint trap inside. The other lint trap is on top of the machine. These sticks are very small. They work but if your lint trap is inside near the barrel, they are a pain to remember. The stick ends up sitting on the side of the lint trap and will fall in if you forget to move it. It became such a pain, I just took it out of that machine.

There's less static than other stuff I've tried (cloth sheets, dryer balls, etc), but there's still a ton of static in my laundry.Not sure if maybe I need two of them. Kinda pricey so I'll have to wait to get another in the future.

The wife loves it

I was really hopeful as if you read the manual of many modern dryers, they say using dryer sheets can actually void your warranty since they can cause issues with many of the sensors. So I went looking for alternatives, hoping this would help. Unfortunately, this made no noticeable difference. It often also gets stuck on the little ledge where the lint trap is. It's also small enough that it may go through the vent cover for the lint trap on some dryers... so beware.It does help slightly if you rub the static stick directly on your clothes after they are taken from the dryer, but the effects are extremely short lived. If I rub it on a shirt, it feels like it removes the static, but after 20 minutes of wearing, it is back. Would not recommend. Wool dryer balls have been infinitely more effective.