Colored Fabric Softener

Somebody makes a blue one. I just don't remember who right now. Seems it was a store generic brand. I do most of my shopping at Walmart so that's probably who it is.

I'm allergic to that stuff. We had neighbors that used them and I could tell. The dryer vent to the outdoors, I could smell it and it gave me a headache plus blocked up my sinuses. I just buy fabric that is soft to begin with and prefer to line dry, use dryer when it rains and in cold (freezing weather), but my outdoor clothes smell great. So since I use dermatologist tested, scent free, color free, etc. detergent or stuff I make myself, I'm really no help. But I did see something about making your own dryer sheets. So if you made your own, seems like they could be whatever color you want. As for slipping on them, another good reason for me NOT to use them. So if I wasn't allergic to them and if I really thought they were worthwhile and not a waste of money (lots of ifs there), I would check out making them and see if they could be different colors that way. But maybe someone knows some that are different colors already or maybe you could write to the company you buy from and suggest it. I don't know if liquid softener works, but I have seen commercials for those. That might be an option, not for me because I bet they're scented, too. But if that does work, you wouldn't trip and fall. But seems like they would get rinsed out.

I think that's a great idea. I would buy them if they were lightly colored and wouldn't fade on my clothes. One time my husband went to work with one of them stuck to his clothes and one of his friends at work saw it and told him. lol They had a good laugh about it.

I think they should make them in a variuety of colors. alot of people have different colors of flooring and some colors would be hard to see for those colors. We have a mixture of blues and grays in our florring with a little bit of slate color also. White shows up pretty good if it has any size to it, but not if it is small.

I had this same problem until I put down a throw rug in front of the washer and dryer. The rug is dark blue so seeing the sheets are real easy now.

I dont really use fabric softener but then the point you raised is a valid one because you wash area is likely to have a lot of fluid and colourless fabric softener is likely to increase the risk of injury to slippage .I hope that someone will realise this and make colored fabric softener soon

I think that's a very good idea....then you would also see them clinging to your clothes and not show up someplace just to have a dryer sheet attached to the back of your shirt! Or one that comes sliding down out of your pants! I have had both happen....you should email the company....I bet you get some cool coupons or freebies that way! Last time I emailed a company about a product I really liked I got a ton of coupons....not small ones either....a buck or two off a product or buy one get one free!

Y'know Carolbee, I never thought of it, but that's a really good idea, as well as a compassionate one. Even sheets that are polka dotted would be good, so as not to use quite so much red dye. Excellent idea. You should look into marketing it yourself or selling the idea!!