11-Pack Organic Wool Dryer Balls for Laundry - Reduce Drying Time, Wrinkles, and Chemicals | Hypoallergenic, Baby Safe, Unscented | Eco-friendly Alternative to Plastic Softeners Review

I've had dryer balls for a little over a year. They dried clothes well but after about 4 months of use I stopped using them because they started to smell. It smelled, well, of wool. The smell seemed to get stronger over the weeks. In the end I couldn't take it and stopped using them. I know they say you can add fragrance oil to make your clothes smell better, but I'm allergic to fragrances so this didn't work for me. I let them air dry completely between loads, so I don't think that was a…

These drying balls are actually bigger than the tennis balls I use to fluff up my pillows and coats. I like to apply some lavender essential oil on top while fluffing the pillows. These balls are much larger and far better than the homemade ones I made after seeing an article on using dryer balls in place of fabric softener and helping reduce drying time. So many high-tech fabrics are now discouraging liquid fabric softeners, and I love being able to choose an essential oil fragrance. Some…

I bought 2 packs of six, one just for drying, the other for essential oil (I chose orange). Before that, my wife bought some plastic drying balls. They came in a pack of two, were very noisy in the dryer and being very light made them virtually unusable. We stopped using them after 2 dryer loads as we didn't see any benefit other than the noise. We've been using them for a few weeks now and are very happy with the results. We use all six balls for large loads and just four for medium loads…