Wool dryer balls work by bouncing it's way in between wet layers of clothing that would otherwise stick together. The separation of the layers of clothes allows warm air to dry your clothes more quickly. These wool dryer balls also absorb some of the moisture, adding a second layer of drying to the mix.

The Size of the load and dryer performance will determine how many balls should be use. For small to regular-sized loads, 3 balls are sufficient. For large loads, 6-8 balls, and for extra large loads all the way up to 8-12 balls. The more balls you use, the less time it takes to dry.

"Dryer balls separate clothes better than dryer sheets, allowing hot air to circulate more evenly and efficiently, which then reduces drying time,” she says. “ Because the wool from the dryer balls is so absorbent. The dryer balls can reduce drying time by 10 to 25 percent.

Wool dryer balls are a fantastic all-natural way to soften your clothes, eliminate static and reduce energy usage by drying your clothes faster. It may look like a stripped-down tennis ball, but these wool balls are made for your dryer, not the tennis court.

Definitely, Yes. I had never cleaned my wool dryer balls. But if you need to, you can simply wash them with a load of laundry. Place each ball in the bottom of a clean sock and wash them in hot water on a gentle cycle.

Most people consider 100% New Zealand wool balls are the best. The theory behind how dryer balls work (wool ones, in particular) is that it can help prevent laundry from clumping in the dryer. The balls also retain the heat it receive from the dryer and therefore boost the drying process. Additionally, wool dryer balls help to soften fabrics when used in the dryer.

Wool dryer balls are 100% biodegradable + compostable. They're also 1,000x reusable, replacing the need for traditional fabric softeners.

These little wool balls absorb moisture from clothing in the dryer. Maintaining a more humid environment, thus helping you get rid of static cling. In addition to reducing static, it also reduce drying time and fluff clothes. We recommend using 6 or more in the dryer for best results.

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