It is generally not recommended to use dryer sheets in a front-loading washer. Front-loading washers use less water compared to top-loading washers and rely on tumbling and spinning actions to clean the clothes. Dryer sheets can potentially interfere with the efficiency of the washer and leave residue on the clothes or inside the machine.
Dryer sheets are designed to release chemicals and substances that help soften fabrics and reduce static cling in the dryer. When used in a front-loading washer, these chemicals may not dissolve properly or may leave a coating on the drum and other components. This can affect the performance of the washer and potentially lead to maintenance issues.
If you're looking to add a pleasant scent to your laundry, there are alternatives you can consider. Some people use fragrance boosters or fabric softeners specifically designed for front-loading washers. These products are typically added to a designated compartment or a fabric softener ball during the wash cycle.
Always consult the manufacturer's instructions for your specific front-loading washer to ensure you are using the appropriate products and methods for optimal performance and maintenance.