Frequently Asked Questions
How to Use
- Place 2 to 4 wool dryer balls into your wet laundry before starting the dryer.
- As they bounce inside, they create space between clothes, improving airflow and efficiency.
- Warm or hot air circulates more evenly, cutting drying time by up to 30% and saving energy.
Care Instructions
- Store in a cool, dry place.
- Safe for both standard and HE (high-efficiency) machines.
- Hand wash with mild detergent in warm water or place in a mesh laundry bag for a gentle machine wash.
- Use a fragrance-free, gentle detergent to prevent scent transfer.
- Wash after approximately 100 uses (about every six months with four loads per week).
- Dry on medium heat.
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