HomemaxPack of 4 Dryer Sheep Wool Balls
R299
About
Reduce your laundry’s drying time by between 30% and 40%. These Dryer Sheep can be used for around 2000 loads of laundry.
What makes this product so great is that it allows your clothes to last longer as they are exposed to less wear and tear that is offered by the dryer. Further, you can reduce static by ensuring that the clothing is not over-dried. Try taking clothes out sooner than you usually do. The Dryer Sheep Wool Balls naturally soften laundry with no static. Enjoy soft, fluffy, wrinkle and static free clothes, linen and cloth diapers. These Dryer Sheep Wool Balls are cost-effective and a step towards a chemical-free, sustainable household.
The wool dryer balls create less friction against your laundry fibres and less friction leads to less static and a softer load. Prevents static cling by not allowing your clothes to rub against each other so that your drying load comes out static-free.
With energy costs rising, it can be expensive to run your dryer. Shortening your drying time saving you money and time. You no longer have to spend money on expensive dryer sheets. These Dryer Sheep last for years and they are much quieter in the dryer. The Dryer Sheep Wool Balls won't disintegrate, shed nibs or smell like toxic plastic, like other dryer balls on the market.
Once in a while, some balls have a sheepy scent. Since our balls are made of pure wool, they sometimes smell woolly! The scent will fade during your first 1 to 2 uses. You may also set the balls in the bright sun for a few hours or add a few drops of essential oil to them.
Product Features
- Pack of 4
- Reduce static cling
- Eliminates Wrinkling, Twisting and Tangling of Clothes
- Saves you money and time
- Keep dryer balls away from pets. They will think they are fun toys.
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