Wool Dryer Balls - Natural Fabric Softener, Reusable, Reduces Clothing Wrinkles and Saves Drying Time
Wool Dryer Balls natural Fabric Softener,Reusable Wool Dryer Balls,Liquid Softener
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About Wool Dryer Balls - Natural Fabric Softener, Reusable, Reduces Clothing Wrinkles and Saves Drying Time
Overall Feedback:
74% positive
66% found it easy to clean
These dryer balls are great for every cleaning item that I wash and dry because they do not add any scent to my laundry.
I like using wool dryer balls when washing my bedroom pillows. It speeds up the dry time and keeps the pillows fluffy.
Using these dryer balls shortens the drying time of towels and bath mats in a big load.
The dryer balls helped me dry my clothes in a single pass, which used to take 2-3 runs. This shows the positive impact of the dryer balls on the ease of cleaning.
67% praised the lint reduction, but 33% didn't notice a difference
Using wool balls has helped me reduce lint trap filling up at my house.
When it's time to retire them, the dryer balls start leaving lint on the clothes.
I noticed that the wool balls stopped removing lint and hair quickly.
66% praised the long-lasting performance, but 34% desired more
Dryer balls last for about 6 months when using 3 balls per load, for 5-9 loads per week, with low heat.
After a year of using the dryer balls, I have noticed that they have improved over time.
The dryer balls have improved over time.
I have been using the same wool dryer balls for 5 years and spent more than twice the cost of these balls. The wool balls are supposed to last for 2-4 years.
The dryer balls are falling apart and leaving fuzzies on the laundry. As they deteriorate, they clog the dryer vent and cause loads to take longer to dry due to low air flow.
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73% praised for reducing dryer noise, but 27% didn't
Dryer balls are not too noisy and help with wrinkles.
I like the dryer-balls and don't even mind the noise.
There is controversy regarding whether these dryer balls reduce or increase static.
63% were impressed with the odor 37% weren't
I am allergic to chemically produced fragrances and would prefer unscented dryer balls.
When the dryer balls are hot, they have an awful smell and even after cooling and drying, the towels smell like a farm.
I found the smell of the dryer balls unpleasant, like bad chemicals mixed with farm animals.
As soon as I opened the plastic envelope, the laundry smell filled my house and it was toxic in nature.
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67% liked the softening ability
Dryer balls are the third step in my quest for softer, fluffier towels and they truly make towels more fluffy and soft.
I am satisfied with the results of the wool dryer balls. They soften my clothes and there have been only a few issues with static.
64% liked the static reduction, but 36% experienced issues
Dryer balls do not tend to reduce the static of my clothes.
I was hoping that the dryer balls would reduce static and I could quit using dryer sheets. However, the static is still present in my laundry.
I have noticed that dryer-balls increase static in my case. I am curious as to why others claim to have had the opposite experience.
I noticed that the dryer balls did not reduce the amount of static, especially when drying Under Armour type of clothes.
When drying Under Armour type of clothes, the dryer balls did not reduce static.
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