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Wool Dryer Balls

Regular price
$15.50
Sale price
$15.50
Regular price
Sold out
Unit price
per 

This product is only available for local delivery or local pickup. 

Wool dryer balls are an eco-friendly, reusable alternative to dryer sheets. Because they are hypoallergenic, these dryer balls are perfect for baby clothing and for people with sensitive skin. 

Reducing drying time saves money and protects delicate fabrics. Additionally, the fiber in the dryer balls does NOT break down over time, meaning they will last you for years.

Sold in sets of three. 

Made from soft, 100% wool.

Customer Reviews

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Kimberly Pelham

Wool Dryer Balls

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Rachel Longmire
Dryer balls

They are terrible! Everything sticks to them and my clothes are full of static. I’ve used other kinds and these are by far the worst.

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Abigail Scott

Great! Just love them!

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Sam Joneswood
Good Fighter against pet hair

I found these dyer balls worked much better against pet hair than the previous ones I was using. With two dogs and a cat, trying to get the hair to detach from clothes is a constant battle. I gave them a four because I found they struggled in larger loads. Plan on a few more for heavy loads like towels or sheets.

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Reed Adams
WHAT

The hell with dryer sheets. I am SOLD on wool dryer balls