What is the best fabric softener/fabric softener sheet to use when you have allergies?

Downey and Bounce and the other main brands all give me allergies!!! Any suggestions?

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There are fabric softener sheets that are made without scent. It will say scent free on the box.

My doctor told me never, never use fabric softner of any kind. Fabric Softner is a coating on your clothes. This coating wears away on to your skin causing dryness and rashes. Don't use fabric softner. Also fabric softner on clothes is flameable. Ask my sister who got too close to a candle and her shirt went up in flames in a second.

Get the ones that have no scent

i advise is that u should use 100% cotton woven or knitted fabric specially white color, if u will use dyed or printed fabric then u may be effected by different allergies on urs body becoz some dyes have azo structure such as sulphur dyes and azoic dyes etc in their chemical structure that causes allergies or skin cancer . so my advise is that u should use white 100% cotton if u have serious allergies on urs body indicate.

u know i am shahzad , i am 29 years old single belongs from Pakistan. i am lecturer of textile chemistry. so i am specialist in dyes and fabric.
u may contact with me at my email...... textile1972@yahoo.com

I don't know where to buy them, but my daughter uses these sheets that feel like fabric and are reusable to about 100 loads since her kids are all allergic, too. I think she got them at Meijer's, but Meijer's is only a midewest chain...try large department stores like Walmart or Kmart or whatever is on your area--try the laundry department first and then the household cleaning supplies department. You could check with a local laundrymat or dry cleaner too--they might know where to get them.

If you have allergies you should not use fabric softeners at all. Unscented laundry soap too.
Also read some scarey stuff about laudry dryer sheets on an email, but can't recall the specific danger. Maybe someone else does? Don't use them.

I have the same problem but Bounce has an unscented sheet that works for me.