Wool Dryer Balls - 100% Organic New Zealand Wool
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Upgrade your laundry routine with Rocky Mountain Oils' Wool Dryer Balls. These 100% organic New Zealand wool dryer balls offer a natural alternative to fabric softeners and dryer sheets. By separating clothes and increasing airflow, they reduce drying time by up to 25%, saving you energy and time.
Our wool dryer balls soften fabrics naturally, reduce static cling, and minimize wrinkles. For a fresh scent, add a few drops of your favorite essential oil to the balls before use. Eco-friendly and reusable for up to 1000 loads, these wool dryer balls are a smart choice for your laundry and the environment.
How To Use:
- Place a load of wet laundry in your dryer.
- Optional: Add 2-3 drops of your favorite essential oils to each dryer ball, then let the oil absorb into the wool and dry completely.
- Add wool balls to the dryer.
- Start your normal drying cycle. Once drying is done, remove clothes and wool balls.
Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place when not in use. If wool balls are damp, allow them to dry completely before placing in storage.
NOTE: If you use essential oils on your laundry dryer balls, keep them away from pets. Many essential oils are toxic to animals when ingested. Even if you can no longer smell any essential oils, the wool balls may still retain trace amounts that could be harmful to your dog or cat.
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Where are these wool dryer balls made?
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Are these wool laundry dryer balls organic?
Yes! Rocky Mountain Oils sells nothing but the best wool dryer balls, which are 100% organic. -
How many wool balls should I use in my dryer?
For small to medium loads, use three wool dryer balls. For large loads, including towels and linens, use five to six balls. For large blankets, sleeping bags, or rugs, you may need ten to twelve. -
How long do laundry dryer balls last?
On average, wool dryer balls last for about 1,000 loads or approximately 2-5 years. You'll know it's time to replace them when they begin to look frayed and start to leave pieces of lint in your clothes. -
What are the best essential oils to use for wool dryer balls?
We recommend using Lavandin, Meadow Breeze blend, and Falling Rain blend. Avoid "hot" oils like Cinnamon Bark and Clove Bud, which may cause irritation, as well as oils like Blue Tansy which may cause staining.