Product details typically label them as an "anti-static" formulation and describe that spraying on clothing removes or reduces static. Usage notes often explain to apply to dry garments or specific areas to reduce static cling.
Anti-static is often listed alongside benefits such as wrinkle reduction, odor elimination or fabric refreshing, softening, and claims about faster drying or energy savings.
Hair-care products typically say they "reduce static" or "tame flyaways" and often instruct smoothing a small amount on dry hair to reduce static.
Some sprays and dryer sheets advise avoiding use on leather; certain dryer sheets also list velvet, suede, leather, wool, and rayon as not recommended.
Package information varies by format: small sprays (e.g., 3 fl oz), larger sprays (e.g., 33.8 fl oz), high-count dryer sheets (e.g., 250-count), and multi-packs of wool dryer balls (e.g., 6-pack).
Many listings highlight dye- or fragrance-free formulations and promote hypoallergenic or fragrance-free options intended to be gentle on sensitive skin.
Boot details list anti-static properties but also state that electrical hazard (EH) protection is not provided.