ST 559701 New Zealand Wool Dryer Balls
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About ST 559701 New Zealand Wool Dryer Balls
Overall Feedback:
91% positive
90% found it easy to clean
The clothes come out as soft as they did when I used dryer sheets, indicating that the dryer balls are easy to clean and leave the clothes feeling soft.
After a month or two, I need to wash (recharge) the dryer balls and the fuzz starts standing up on end, which is slightly noticeable on black clothing.
I like that the dryer balls are natural and unfragranced, so they won't deposit any chemicals on clothes or in the dryer.
The balls have lasted for over 2 years and are still going strong.
91% praised the lint reduction, but 9% didn't notice a difference
After a month or two, the fuzz starts standing up on end and is slightly noticeable on black clothing, but it's still worth it.
I have noticed that there is no significant difference in reducing static cling.
The dryer-balls deposited white lint all over my black and dark loads.
After using the dryer balls with 32 HEAT thermal underwear, fuzzy lint stuck all over me.
89% praised the long-lasting performance, but 11% desired more
I am keeping an eye on the long-term durability of the dryer balls as they are showing a slight amount of fuzziness, but so far, so good.
After a few months of use, the dryer-balls lose their shape and instead of rolling, they fall off the side of the dryer with the clothes in one big lump.
90% praised for reducing dryer noise, but 10% didn't
The dryer balls produce very little noise and the best part is that there is no fabric softener.
I was worried about the noise level of the dryer balls, but they turned out to be soft and made minimal sound.
The dryer balls make a moderate amount of noise in the dryer, but it's not enough to stop using them.
87% liked the softening ability
After using the S&T INC. XL New Zealand Wool Dryer Balls, my clothes felt soft and almost all items were completely dry.
After a month or two, I need to wash (recharge) the dryer balls and the fuzz starts standing up on end, which is slightly noticeable on black clothing, but still worth it.
Dryer balls make clothes a little softer, especially towels, but I'm not sure if they make clothes dry faster.
88% liked the static reduction, but 12% experienced issues
I still use a dryer sheet to reduce static, but the dryer balls do their job in keeping the clingy kind of laundry from clinging.
Reducing static cling is not a major concern for me. I am more concerned with decreasing drying time.
Dryer balls do not eliminate static.
I use aluminum foil to avoid static while drying clothes. If I don't use it, I have to under dry the clothes so that they are still a little damp.
