Wool Dryer Balls 6 Pack, 100% New Zealand Wool, Reusable Dryer Balls for Laundry, Natural Fabric Softener, Helps Reduce Drying Time, Wrinkles & Static Cling, 2.6 Inch

2nd time I have bought these. First set lasted 3 years and I wash every couple of days. They just finally started coming apart. Highly recommend these They work very well.

Wow! Great idea! This reduced my drying time and static. Very affordable! I would reccomend them if you are looking to avoid some drying time.

This is my second set of dryer balls. The ones I had prior lasted me close to 8 to 10 years. I am so glad I switched out using dryer sheets which are unhealthy over to natural resources such as the dryer balls. These work awesome, unless your dog gets a hold of one! My clothes come out wrinkle free and soft and I will keep using these over and over which is the other Plus!

They work fine but are smaller than the average size

Excellent quality long lasting dryer balls. I've owned over a year now and they continue to work well, with no shedding or wear and tear (aside being maybe a hair fuzzy from their original condition). As with other dryer balls helps fluff and keeps clothes from bundling while in dryer - especially great for sheets and towels, pillows or other items that need the fluffing action. The wool also helps reduce static electricity. I never use dryer sheets another and enjoy reducing chemicals in my laundry use. You can hear them bouncing in a load, but much quieter than the plastic/rubbery dryer balls. While I line dry some items, these have been a great help and worthwhile purchase that will likely last me for life. I also enjoy the cotton bag for storing and keeping them clean.

These are nice dyer balls. They hold up well.

I’ve been using wool dryer balls for a while now, and they’ve been a great switch from traditional dryer sheets. They’re reusable, eco-friendly, and save money over time since you don’t have to keep buying disposable sheets. I’ve noticed my clothes come out softer and less wrinkled, and they definitely help keep items from clumping together in the dryer. Because they separate the clothes, they allow better airflow, which can help clothes dry more evenly

Never used dryer balls before and was not sure what to expect. I originally bought them because I needed to dry a down comforter and was told I had to use dryer balls to do it. They are supposed to make things dry faster, but I can’t really say that I notice that. I have been using them all the time now, but I still use a dryer sheet with them. They often get lost in the pile of clothes when I take them out of the dryer, so it’s hard to keep them all together all the time. I don’t notice any scent to them. I can hear them in the dryer, but they are not overly noisy. These are slightly smaller than a tennis ball.

My laundry always comes out fresh, soft, static free and helps to prevent duvet covers and sheets from becoming a tangled mess! ( I always zip or button up my duvet covers before washing and drying) Wool dryer balls can last for 1,000 dry loads or two to five years, depending on how often they are used. You can tell it's time to replace them when the outer layer of felt starts to come apart or the balls look scraggly. When you're done using your wool dryer balls: Compost: Since your dryer balls are wool to the core, your compost bin will always be a great final resting place for them (and you can speed up the composting process by cutting them up in smaller pieces) Pet toys: If you have pets, dogs and cats love our wool dryer balls! They make excellent indoor pet balls because they are softer on furniture and less noisy when bouncing. They also make great outdoor toys and are more eco-friendly than almost any other pet ball (100% natural wool; no plastic, and if you lose them they’ll naturally biodegrade). Note: Always supervise your pets while playing with toys. Especially if your pet is a puppy or a chewer as they may eventually break the balls. If they do happen to chew them up, the balls can still be composted! Fabric fresheners: Retired dryer balls make wonderful fabric fresheners and can be used to scent dry items. Since they don’t get placed in the dryer’s heat, smells will actually last longer. Your dryer balls can be charged with whatever essential oil you’d like. Use 3 drops per freshener (ball) – or spritz the ball if you’re using an essential oil spray – and then place them in your closet, your garment drawers, your gym bag… wherever you’d like! Air freshener: I have placed cut to fit pieces of them in old diffuser bottles or vases with a couple drops of essential oil to freshen up rooms. You can attach a string to them with a long needle and attach them to a hanger closets, your car, or anywhere! I like to use old dryer balls with essential oil in smelly shoes/boots! Keep in mind you can keep laundering them, and reusing them until they fall apart! Crafting: Pin cushion, they are perfect for that!! 1) Finger painting for kids – make silly faces on them! 2) Making planets by painting the balls, then hanging them and creating a solar system, 3) Covering the balls with fabric and using them as a base for handmade dolls, 4) Using them to sponge-paint/decorate a vase or bowl, 5) Creating holiday ornaments, 6) And countless other holiday and seasonal crafts (wreaths, snowmen, spiders, ghosts or a cute pumpkin ) The sky's the limit with crafting ideas! Playtime: Old dryer balls aren’t just good for pets. They are great for kids and toddlers, too! Use them for indoor or outdoor batting practice, to learn juggling, or to have an indoor snowball fight. For a fun baby toy, place a few balls in a bucket, cover it, and let the little one drum away. They’re soft, quiet and tons of fun. Therapy balls: When you’ve got tight muscles or a body ache, massage balls can be far too firm. Your used dryer balls offer a softer, more restorative option. Use one by leaning back in a recliner and placing it against the sore spot on your back. Minutely move it around to ease the pain – and don’t forget to breathe. Donate: If the balls are still intact, donate them to animal rescues so that their residents can play with fun, non toxic toys. Animal shelters are always in need of blankets, balls and a wide variety of things, so reach out and discover what is unused in your home that can help comfort some rescues near you! Someone asked me what to do with old wool dryer balls and I was hit with a ton of ideas! LOL I hope these tips help!

Super cute and works well, reduced drying time and wrinkles. Love the sheep and the carrying bag.

I haven't used them yet, but the quality feels good. It's nice to have a bag to keep them in when not using I've had more expensive ones in the past and these seem just as good

I have a fairly large washer and dryer, and have been trying very hard to cut down on the chemicals that I seem to be using, anyway I now use the the laundry eco strips for washing...I like them. Then I found the wool balls just do a great job.I no longer use softener or dryer sheets. They just look after the static from the dryer and everything is nice and soft. I use 3 or 4 balls in each load and is good on pet fur. Good for the environment and knocks out the plastic jugs and very little sound when the dryer is running. Now I wait and see how long they last..no signs of usage at all yet... Really satisfied

Just what I wanted