Review on XL Reusable Wool Dryer Balls 6 Pack +Basket - Organic Fabric Softener Dryer Balls, Natural Laundry Essential. Reduces Wrinkles & Drying Time. Plastic Ball & Dryer Sheet Alternative, Made with New Zealand Wool by Izzyswave Singh

I love chemical-free drying and have long since given up dryer sheets. I've tried some of the newer ones and liked them, but I still buy dryer balls. There may be some static electricity there, but not much and certainly no odor on my clothes. I used to have plastic drying balls but they make a real rumble. They eventually dissipated, rendering her useless. In this particular set of balls of yarn, I prefer the set of six. While there is gray for dark charges and white for white, it doesn't matter. In the end, fluff will appear on them, but this is not a problem. I can easily remove fluff with a cloth razor, but don't worry. This is only a cosmetic issue at best. If I want a little scent, I can add a drop or two of an essential oil of my choice to each ball of yarn (I didn't do that this time). Instead of three balls of yarn, I decided to throw them all away. They separated the laundry quite well and reduced the drying time by about 25%. Wool dryer balls are naturally hypoallergenic and perfect for things like cloth diapers. I'm sensitive to things like dryers so they're perfect. Another benefit was that some garments wrinkle less None of my items had heavy creases My formula for using felted balls of yarn is: * Use three balls of yarn for a light to medium load * Use five or six balls of yarn for a large load These balls of yarn are an ideal fabric softener and reduce the drying time by 25% with heavy loads and 40% with light loads. This is not only a time-saving but also an economical way of drying laundry. I love the little felt box to keep them in. This is a very convenient and attractive way to store them when not in use, although I usually keep them in the dryer. They can be used up to 1000 downloads, possibly more.