Dryer Balls, Love them/ Hate them?

Ris1127 · February 2010

If you use dryer balls do you love or hate them? Any recs on where to buy a set. Also wool or non wool balls? TIA

jacksjerseygirl · February 2010

I haven't bought one but I am considering making one https://howtomakedo.net/154/make-your-own-wool-dryer-balls

pixy_stix · February 2010

I like the ones I made. My problem is that I always lose them, or they become unraveled no matter how well I felt them. They need to be made of wool.

babyluv617 · February 2010

I have wool ones. I still had bad static until I stopped over drying my clothes. Love them!

smurfetteinred · February 2010

Love em. Now if I could just figure out where my son hid them.

I got mine here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/tina120981

Soyager · February 2010

I love them but my DH is envious.

goodgalpal · February 2010

I like mine. I can't say I LOVE dryer balls of any kind really, because I am not used to them and I tend to overdry.

I like that you can scent them by injecting with EO. I like that you support handmade when you buy wool ones.

I would like to suggest Tina Michelle as a seller. You could PM her, that is who I got mine from. She does a great job and mine are still going strong. I am just not excited about laundry, so my feelings have nothing to do with anything but that. LOL!

livalil319 · February 2010

My aunt got me the rubbery ones. They are ok. Just don't overdry or you still get static. The package of 2 recs using4-6. :-/

wildride · February 2010

I have wool ones I bought from Romeo2Juliet on etsy. I have had great experiences w/ them and not having static in winter. I didn't know we could inject them w/ EO - I need a how to on that...

blissfully_caffeinated · February 2010

I really like mine. I have PVC free plasticy ones (not wool). It about cuts my drying time in half. There are a few tips that really help with using them. You don't want to over dry (wastes electricity and causes static). You shouldn't use them if you only have a couple of things in the dryer. They'll just keep hitting the metal interior of the dryer and break. I personally use 4 and that seems to be a good number for me. 2 just doesn't do anything.

SB&J · February 2010

We have wool. I use 3 in each dryer load. I agree wholeheartedly with the previous posters re: not overdrying.

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