Everyone always talks about how great wool is but they gloss right over the fact that some people can’t stand the feel of wool. Some say it’s an allergy but that’s very rarely the case. So, why is wool itchy? Wool can be itchy because if it’s made with short, coarse fibers that will stick …
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If you’re thinking about getting some dryer balls you might be wondering, what do dryer balls do? Dryer balls do a myriad of things, so many that I had to write a whole post dedicated just to the benefits of dryer balls. Wool dryer balls can reduce dryer time, last for 1000 loads, can be …
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Wool dryer balls are the next big thing in eco-friendly homes and with good reason. But, you may not want to shell out the money to buy your own and you just so happen to have a pile of old wool clothing or yarn you need to use. Well, you’re in luck, because it’s super …
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If you want to delve into the world of wool dryer balls, you might still have some burning questions you need answered. Such as, how to use wool dryer balls. To use wool dryer balls, put 3-6 dryer balls in your dryer with your wet laundry. If it’s a large load add more. Dryer balls …
There are numerous reasons why you might consider getting rid of using dryer sheets in your laundry. In order to bring you all the information you need, we’re doing a deep dive into dryer balls vs dryer sheets. Wool dryer balls are eco-friendly, are not made with harsh chemicals, and decrease dry time. Dryer sheets …
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Alright, folks, it’s time for the ultimate showdown: wool vs plastic dryer balls. Getting some dryer balls is an excellent investment if you want to decrease your dryer time and reduce energy costs. But, there are several types of dryer balls out there. So, which dryer balls should you get? All dryer balls decrease drying …
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So, your wool dryer balls have reached the end of their life and it’s time to say goodbye. But, since you’re the eco-conscious person you are, you don’t want anything to go to waste. So you want to know, can you recycle wool dryer balls? Wool dryer balls can be recycled anywhere that also recycles …
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With rising energy prices, everyone is trying to find ways to reduce their energy bill. One of the things that can help reduce your energy bill is wool dryer balls. So, what are wool dryer balls? Wool dryer balls are felted balls of wool that you put in your dryer with a load of laundry. …
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Wool dryer balls have been gaining popularity over the past years. This uptick in popularity has made a lot of people wonder about them. One of the main questions people ask is: how long do wool dryer balls last? Wool dryer balls typically last for 1000 loads of laundry. Which for the average household, means …
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Dryers are great time-saving inventions. But, if you’ve got a wonderful collection of wool sweaters or are trying to dry some raw wool for spinning, you’ll want to know if you can put wool in the dryer. You can put super-wash wool and wool garments that are labeled as dryer-safe in the dryer. However, regular …
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