Dryer Balls
These wool dryer balls will bounce around, separating your laundry, helping to circulate air and absorb moisture which will help to reduce drying time by 15-30% and save energy. They will also act as a natural fabric softener and will help reduce static.
Special Instructions:
Always use all 6 of your wool dryer balls
To add more natural fabric softener:
Fill a spray bottle with 2 cups of white vinegar
Add 15 drops of essential oil
Spray some of the softeners into your dryer, onto the wet laundry
Why it matters:
Many dryer sheets contain chemicals that react with the air to create formaldehyde, a probable human carcinogen. Other common dryer sheet pollutants include acetaldehyde and benzene, which are not considered safe at any level.
These wool dryer balls will bounce around, separating your laundry, helping to circulate air and absorb moisture which will help to reduce drying time by 15-30% and save energy. They will also act as a natural fabric softener and will help reduce static.
Special Instructions:
Always use all 6 of your wool dryer balls
To add more natural fabric softener:
Fill a spray bottle with 2 cups of white vinegar
Add 15 drops of essential oil
Spray some of the softeners into your dryer, onto the wet laundry
Why it matters:
Many dryer sheets contain chemicals that react with the air to create formaldehyde, a probable human carcinogen. Other common dryer sheet pollutants include acetaldehyde and benzene, which are not considered safe at any level.
These wool dryer balls will bounce around, separating your laundry, helping to circulate air and absorb moisture which will help to reduce drying time by 15-30% and save energy. They will also act as a natural fabric softener and will help reduce static.
Special Instructions:
Always use all 6 of your wool dryer balls
To add more natural fabric softener:
Fill a spray bottle with 2 cups of white vinegar
Add 15 drops of essential oil
Spray some of the softeners into your dryer, onto the wet laundry
Why it matters:
Many dryer sheets contain chemicals that react with the air to create formaldehyde, a probable human carcinogen. Other common dryer sheet pollutants include acetaldehyde and benzene, which are not considered safe at any level.