Wool Dryer Balls: Do They Work? | Natural Home with Jennifer

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[donnahazlett]

I've been using the same set of wool dryer balls for over 10 years, and they are wonderful. They really do cut down on static and drying time. I put just a splash of vinegar in my wash and that makes my clothes even softer and fresher. I use the crystal wash balls instead of detergent. You can felt your own dryer balls out of wool yarn.
Great video.

[FaithandFlour]

I agree Jennifer! I have been using wool dryer balls for several years and love them. I think that reducing drying time helps keep clothes looking new longer. They are especially good for controlling static, which is a problem for our laundry because of the dry climate where I live. My favorite essential oil blend to use with them is Purify by Grove Collaborative. I like using it when drying our towels to give them a fresh clean scent. 😊

[kathleenhemingway]

I've been using and loving my wool dryer balls for about 9 or 10 months now. They're definitely a useful natural product! ♡

[grfulgirl]

I love these balls!!! Trader Joe’s sells them ~ 4 for $5.99 and they are awesome!

[MoNATUREnique]

I’ve been using dryer balls for 4 years and I love them!! It definitely helped make my daughter’s cloth diapers fluffy! I typically put 6 in a dryer.

[deannab]

I've been using wool dryer balls for about 2 years and they really do cut the drying time. Thanks Jennifer

[extractdigit]

I use the wool balls but also three to four tennis balls, especially when I've washed a down jacket or quilt and need to make sure the feathers don't clump.

[TheLadyoftheHouse]

Hello Jennifer! You have convinced me to invest in these especially because they help to reduce drying time! I look forward to seeing how they work and I'm trying to cut back on how many disposable things I use. Thank you for the review, it's so helpful! ~Nikki

[tammys]

I made my own quite a few years ago. They really do cut down on dryer time! When we lived in Michigan I had to use laundry softener in the winter because of static cling. I can’t handle scents so I used a non scented liquid softener.

[karenlyle]

I bought mine at Walmart and they work great 👍🏻

[sarabuch]

I use them and add essential oils to them before I start the dryer. I use lemon, eucalyptus, lavender etc.

[isabelminaya]

Jennifer, thanks for your review! what about the chemicals on the dry-sheets? I think it is an important information to take the best decision.

[beatricemartin]

I love them. I’ve been using wool dryer balls for a couple of years and think they are great. No more dryer sheets at all👍🏼.

[luella]

Love my wool dryer balls!! One small con: My little Westie, Skye, waits under my dryer hoping one drops!! She will even sniff in the basket of laundry to try and find it. If she is successful, the dryer ball is a little worse for wear!! LOL !!

[barbaraoertli]

I’ve used them for about six months, but they didn’t reduce static cling for us, maybe because we lived in such a dry area. I’m back to dryer sheets. They are loud. They do reduce drying time, but you have to experiment to see how long your new time will be.

[ChelseaJander]

I just bought some from Trader Joe’s for $5! They worked wonderfully. Thanks for the review!

[melissayackley]

I love the ones I've been using from Norwex! I don't use fabric softener anymore, and I also put essential oils on them because I was missing the fresh smell!

[Sunshinelaura]

I've been thinking about trying them out for awhile now. Thank you for the review!

[sherrileeforbush]

I tried dryer balls and unfortunately they did not stop the static cling, I noticed in one of the comments about living in a dry climate and theirs didn’t work on static, maybe that’s why they haven’t worked for me, it’s very dry where I live also.

[annamichelle]

I just got some of these in my most recent Grove order. Can't wait to try them out.