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"  If you like the softening and static control that dryer fabric softener sheets impart, but hate finding those pesky sheets stuck to clothing and dropped all around the house, here&amp;#039;s an alternative you might want to try. Method&amp;#039;s new Dryer Activated Fabric Softener ($7.49; left) is a liquid softener you spray directly onto the wet load in your dryer. Arriving is stores this month, the 12-ounce spray bottle claims to soften 100 medium loads of laundry. According to Method, more than 10 billion dryer sheets end up landfills annually, so this new concept in fabric softening is not only convenient but can make an environmental impact as well. In our preliminary Good Housekeeping Research Institute tests, we found it performed just as well as other fabric softener sheets we&amp;#039;ve tested, leaving our towels gently softened and static free. What I like most about it so far is that you can adjust the amount of softener to the size of your load. Use two pumps for a small load, four pumps for a medium load, and six pumps for a large load. As the dryer heats and your garments tumble, the softener is dispersed throughout the load. The new Method softener is available in Fresh Air and Lavender Lilac scents. We plan to continue testing this new fabric softener on a wider variety of load sizes and fabric types.  If you are in the market for new towels or even a new dryer, check out our online reviews. To see firsthand how we test fabric softeners and all the products we recommend, sign up for a tour of our Good Housekeeping Research Institute. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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