Method Dryer Sheets, Ginger Mango, Fabric Softener and Static Reducer, Compostable and Plant-Based Laundry Essentials, 80 Count (Pack of 6)

Best drying sheets. They smell good and do the job. They are compostable which is a plus.

For a medium load, I take one sheet. Tear it along the perforation, and throw both pieces in the dryer. They do great removing the static and work well. I absolutely love the scent! They’re not full of crap ingredients. I can sometimes use them again on a second smaller load. Scent lasts decently well with not using awful chemicals.

Smell good and work great

I almost didn’t order because of some of the bad reviews. I’m SO glad I went with my own instinct. I stopped using dryer sheets long ago because they were so strong smelling my husband would rewash his shirts to get the smell out. I’ve used woolen balls since, but you still get some static cling & the laundry isn’t as soft. But they’re okay & good for the environment. I love Method cleaners & their philosophy for the environment so I ordered these dryer sheets. I thought it was odd that you’d need to tear them in half, but it’s no big deal; they just tear easily down the middle coming out of the box. My first load I honestly didn’t notice much difference. The second load, the clothes didn’t smell much different but they were softer. I think the dryer began to pick up the sheets each time because after several loads, the clothes are so soft you want to bury your head in them! I don’t notice a smell but I don’t care & actually prefer that. There’s zero static electricity. I absolutely love these sheets & have put them on my Subscribe & Save automatic orders for monthly deliveries. If I have extras I’ll give them to animal rescues because they’re safe to use. Love these!

I've used nothing but Method dryer sheet for over 2 years now. I love them. The only thing I dislike is they tend bunch up. They do not act like major brand sheets. I pull them out, unfold them, and then wad them into a loose ball. This helps ensure I am utilizing as much of the sheet as possible. I keep reusing the same sheets until they are totally soft. I'm my pic, the sheet on the left was wadded and used once. I unwadded it for the photo, but I typically unwad them after a couple of uses anyway. The sheet on the right has remained in the dryer for probably around ten loads. It becomes a soft material, but it does not leave little pieces behind. If you desire the strong smell of liquid softeners like Snuggle, you will be disappointed. The smell does not remain in the clothes very long, which is exactly what I want. I don't know what kind of chemicals the Name Brand sheets use to ensure the smell remains in the clothes, but I don't want it in my clothes.