Scented wool dryer balls – a more eco friendly way to make your clothes dry faster
As you probably know I hang dry my clothes on a line the vast majority of the time. I love the way that helps both my budget and the environment, but with winter on its way it was time to ake a few more dryer balls to eliminate the need for dryer sheets, which can cause your machine to catch fire, keep static electricity under control and best of all cut my dryer time by 50%! Natural, alternative to PVC/Plastic/Rubber Dryer Balls & disposable dryer sheets! Consisting of 100% sheep and llama wool, Talented Mommies Dryer Balls are soft, safe & unbreakable.
Why use wool dryer balls?
~Reduce your drying time by 25%, sometimes more, thus saving energy!
~Soften and fluff your laundry without the use of harsh chemical additives such as those used in fabric softener and dryer sheets.
~A more Eco friendly alternative to either PVC balls or dryer sheets.
~Also safe for cloth diaper users! These TM Dryer Balls are safe and effective to soften the natural fibers in your diapers without compromising absorption and causing wicking.
Why wool?
Other than it’s environmentally friendly, renewable resource qualities, wool is the only fiber that naturally resists ignition. Unlike many artificial fibers which often melt and stick when on fire, wool usually smolders or chars instead of bursting into flame. Although wool will burn under intense fire, it normally self-extinguishes when the flame source is removed.
Each TM Dryer ball is made and scented by hand. Pilling after use is also common and does not affect the performance of the dryer balls; however, you can remove them with a sweater shaver if they bother you. Please note that TM Dryer Balls scent may fade after time, this is normal.
Re-scenting is easily done by contacting me at:Heather@talentedmommies.com Attn: re-scenting
A little about the wool we use:
We take pride and care in the choices of products that we use. We here at Talented Mommies have ensured that the wool we use is from local well cared for sheep, our very own rescued llamas, and llamas from family farms.
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