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Baby Bear Wool Dryer Balls

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Baby Bear Wool Dryer Balls

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Baby Bear Dryer Balls are made with the highest quality 100% wool/organic wool possible. Use 4 to 6 to optimize your dry time. Using these will also decrease, but not eliminate your static cling and will fluff up your clothes without using a dryer sheet. Our tests show with 4 to 6 dryer balls an average of 15 minutes decrease in dryer time.

*Please note everyone's dryer is different and you may have more or less of a decrease in drying time. Each dryer ball weighs approximately 2.0-2.3 ounces and because of the method we use may vary slightly in shape/size. Made in the USA with all US materials.

FAQ:
How many dryer balls do I REALLY need to use?
It really depends on what kind of load you have. If you have a small load of delicates then 2 to 4 will be more than enough. However, if you’ve got a huge load of nothing’ but fluffy wet towels and jeans then the more the better! I generally use 6 to 8 in every load but the more you use, the more you’ll save!

How long will these dryer balls last?
Years and years! They may shrink a little with use and will pill, you can leave it as it does not affect the ball or shave it with a wool shaver.

How are these different from the plastic (PVC) ones from my local superstore?
They are completely different actually! The conventional dryer balls are made from plastic and when heated can emit harmful toxic odors onto your clothes and into the air. They also do not speed up your drying time and can rip and tear some more delicate fabrics.

How much will these dryer balls REALLY save me?
It really depends on how many you use - a set of 4 is a good place to start and they will save you between 30% in a small load to 20% in a large load. And it only increases with the more dryer balls you use!

My clothes are still coming out super static-y!
This usually means that you are drying too long. Try cutting down and checking a few times. If this still doesn't help you can add a couple tablespoons of vinegar to the wash load and that should do the trick!