A Little Green Bee 6 Eco-Friendly Wool Dryer Balls
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About A Little Green Bee 6 Eco-Friendly Wool Dryer Balls
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
87% found it easy to clean, but 13% encountered difficulties
The towels come out pretty soft, close to the feeling of using dryer sheets. This indicates that the dryer-balls are effective in making the towels soft and easy to clean.
The dryer balls can get fuzzy and pilly, which might be an issue for some users.
93% praised the lint reduction
Dryer balls can easily pick up unwanted hair, fuzz, etc. and can be cleaned using a lint-roller or machine wash.
I initially panicked when I saw wool fibers in the lint trap, but fortunately, there were no fibers on my clothes. The dryer balls have helped in reducing the lint.
92% praised the long-lasting performance, but 8% desired more
After six years of use, one of my dryer balls is starting to come apart.
Dryer balls are supposed to get fuzzy and pilly over time.
76% praised for reducing dryer noise, but 24% didn't
Using these dryer balls produces no noise or disturbing thumps, unlike other methods such as using hard tennis balls, plastic dryer ball things, or sneakers.
The wool balls help with some static electricity, but not as much as I thought they would.
85% liked the softening ability, but 15% didn't
I found that the dryer balls did not work well in softening synthetic clothes and caused high static and shocks. I had to use liquid softener instead.
93% liked the static reduction, but 7% experienced issues
I try to dry synthetic fabrics separately to avoid static cling, as I have observed it when drying them with natural fabrics.
I have found that the wool balls help with some static electricity, but not as much as I expected.
