Mountclear Wool Dryer Balls-Lavender Scented Oil Fabric Softener-All Natural,Chemical Free and Hypoallergenic Reusable Washer Balls-Shorter Drying Time Saves Time and Money-Laundry Balls

I usually don't get excited about dryer gimmicks, but this one made me excited. I like the fragrance because it made the dryer cycle smell nice and didn't infuse my clothes (which I like, since I can wear cologne and oils on their Furthermore, I use all six at the same time, and I'm not certain if that's the right way to use them, but I had absolutely no static across the board. Any other sheets or balls had those instances of static as well. According to it, it cuts drying time in half, which I would not doubt, but I did not do a side-by-side comparison, stop watch, and equal loads to verify. There was much less lint, as far as I can tell. It is rare for me to use liquid softeners. I have only used dryer sheets that are based on the natural ingredients of a dryer. I can even dry microfiber cloths using the wool balls since there are no chemicals added to them. Clothing my customer printed was dried perfectly safely and the oil on it did not stain it. I've never been so excited about something - to get excited and text my friends about it - that's a new and highly The results I got from using all the balls at once might not have been the best, but I was amazed by how well they worked. Although they say they will last for 1,000 cycles, we will have to test that out, but I can tell that this was a wise investment compared to what I usually use and that this is a significant advancement over what I typically use.

Dion Cunningham

| Jun 18, 2021

My fabric softener of choice for the wash cycle is organic liquid fabric softener, so I didn't worry about that issue either. Although I had no idea how to remove static in the dryer, I did find it curiously fascinating. A nonprofit I wanted to donate to was found by searching I could not believe this came up while searching for a plastic dryer ball! Did they use sheep's wool to make this? This may sound like a ridiculous idea, but it actually works. Sometimes I use several at once if I have a large load of laundry or if I have to dry towels. The static electricity in the dryer can be controlled in such a natural way with this trick! As a result of my purchases of essential oils, I am able to control how my room smells. My little lemon and lavender spray bottle smells beautiful thanks to the lavender and lemon mix. You should check it out. You've got a great site!.

Quinton Yates

| Feb 05, 2021

You're welcome! Thank you for your time!.

Cadence Maldonado

| Jan 31, 2021

As a full-time RVer I have a very low tolerance for liquid softeners that have a strong scent. I also have a small washer & dryer combination that gets beat up when it's hot outside. It has made life easier for me since I have no need to deal with annoying liquids and shorter dry times. My clothes are SO SOFT! That was the biggest surprise for me. That is shocking, it is The book is well worth the price. I appreciate your help!.

Madelynn Andersen

| Mar 10, 2021

I wanted something nontoxic to use as fabric softener after having my last baby, and these are perfect! While I still get some static here and there, especially on fluffy blankets, I get no more than I did when Everyone in the family gets their own set of dryer balls, which can be stored in Nellie's All Natural Laundry Soda cans. It is simply a matter of putting a label on each can so that people can smell their dryer balls however they like.

Aden Wilkinson

| Nov 28, 2020

Once I had my load started, I applied just a few drops of oil to the wool balls. The scent didn't come out so strong, and I was surprised to see more static than I had ever encountered with (I believe) take more oil to make the clothes smell good than a person would be able to afford. Wool dryer balls are not something I can recommend It's my fault.

Darren Russo

| Nov 04, 2020

While I found it to be relatively easy to finish the oil quickly, the next time I try, I will pace myself better. these balls because they save me money on dryer sheets and reduce my use In general you can use three balls to lift an average load and all 6 balls for heavier loads (like bedding, blankets, weighted items, etc. ). I would purchase them again in the future Some things you wash like blankets may actually have more static than others, but it may just be a matter of using all six balls at the same time. I definitely recommend purchasing based on it's cost-effectiveness.

Ari NAYLOR

| Oct 22, 2020