& Keep Wool Dryer Balls Set of 3 with Storage Bag

Save time, money and energy with these all natural fairtrade wool dryer balls A clever, cost effective and sustainable alternative to liquid fabric softeners and plastic dryer balls. These fairtrade wool dryer balls soften fabrics naturally and reduces drying time by up to 25 ...Save time, money and energy with these all natural fairtrade wool dryer balls A clever, cost effective and sustainable alternative to liquid fabric softeners and plastic dryer balls. These fairtrade wool dryer balls soften fabrics naturally and reduces drying time by up to 25%! Crucial in these times of ever-increasing energy bills.

Using dryer balls also saves your dryer from residues left from chemical fabric softeners. The dryer balls are all-natural, with no synthetic fibres or chemicals used. They will not unravel and will last for years.

Wool dryer balls are quieter and more gentle on clothing than plastic dryer balls. Simply place the 3 dryer balls into the tumble dryer with your wet laundry (if you have 6 balls the drying time is quicker). When you've finished you can leave them in the tumble dryer or store them in their &Keep cotton bag.

Save money, save the planet When using the recommended three dryer balls per load, the balls bounce off the dryer drum and into the clothing. This action helps the air in the dyer circulate easier, which subsequently prevents pockets of moisture and reduces drying times. When the wool dryer balls circulate in the dryer, they agitate the clothes, which loosens the fibers and makes your garments emerge feeling softer.

Increased air circulation from the dryer balls means there's less friction between clothes, which results in less wrinkles and static. Be sure to check our of full range of plain and character Wool Dryer Balls. They make fantastic gifts! They use solar power in their factory and use purified run off rain water in their production process.

Any colours used in their products are Azo Free dyes, which means they are free of chemicals and toxins. Wool is a natural insulator, with high breathability, and it resists odours due to its natural antibacterial properties. Wool is one of the most sustainable fabrics in existence; renewable and biodegradable, it requires relatively little water for its production.