Wool Tumble Dryer Balls (Pack of 4)

How to use your wool dryer balls: 

• We recommend using 4 natural wool tumble dryer balls for every drying load.
• Just add them to your tumble dryer with your wet washing.
• Great for keeping your scooms bed linen, towels, pillows and duvets fluffy and airy when you dry them!
• Wool dryer balls need space to work best so they will be most efficient in medium to small-sized washing loads.
• After use, leave your dryer balls in your dryer ready for the next load!

Add a favourite smell like lavender to your dry laundry:

• AFTER your laundry has dried, add wool dryer balls that have been 'soaked' for 20 minutes with 2 to 6 drops of essential oil. Run the load again on a non-heat setting for 10-20 minutes.
• WARNING, only use essential oil 'soaked' wool dryer balls on a non heated tumble dry setting. Heating essential oils to a high temperature in a tumble dryer is a fire risk.
• We suggest you keep one set of wool dryer balls without essential oils and one set with essential oils.

Benefits of using wool dryer balls: 

• Wet laundry tends to clump together in the tumble dryer which slows down the drying process and increases the drying time. Tumble dryer wool balls separate the laundry allowing hot air to circulate more evenly and efficiently.
• Dryer balls create air gaps enabling your dryer to heat the laundry more quickly and suck the evaporated water out of the dryer more efficiently.
• Tumble dryer balls agitate against the fibres in your bed linen and clothing so your washing will also feel softer coming out of the dryer.

Save energy & money:

• In our wool dryer balls UK tests, we used small, medium and large washing loads, and found that drying times reduced by 11% to 27%. We achieved the greatest reduction in drying times with medium to small-sized loads.
• The current electricity price cap is 28.62p (January to June 2024). Over a year, a household that regularly uses a tumble dryer can save approximately £90 of electricity, also reducing your carbon footprint by 89kg.
• Not bad for 4 wool balls! And when you have finished with your tumble drying balls, they will make great nesting material for the birds!

Our calculations:

• Typical tumble dryer using 2.50 kWh per hour.
• Average drying time of 1.8 hours.
• Cost per KWh of 28.62p.
• 5 uses per week of a tumble dryer. Over 52 weeks a year.
• 0.283 kg of CO2 per kWh of electricity.