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3-ct Cleancult Wool Dryer Balls (Fragrance Free, 100% New Zealand Wool) on sale for $9.98 - $3 (clip the $3 off coupon on the item page) =
$6.98.
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Features:- 100% Natural Wool
- No artificial ingredients, colors, or fragrances
- Unscented dryer balls effectively stop static cling
- Perfect option for those with sensitive skin.
- Each dryer ball is created to last up to 1,000 loads
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GE Appliances Wool Dryer Balls, XL Reusable Natural Fabric Softener Made of 100% Pure New Zealand Wool, Set of 3
https://a.co/d/0CktCmn
Also, I would recommend trying HEX detergent, it works for us so well removing sweat smells, tide does not remove those smells.
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Can one use these and experience no need for dryer sheets?
E.g. https://a.co/d/fgBisDL
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F4R8M...asin_
These were around 2.75" across.
Are the OP listed version actually larger?
What are they sheering to order
GE Appliances Wool Dryer Balls, XL Reusable Natural Fabric Softener Made of 100% Pure New Zealand Wool, Set of 3
https://a.co/d/0CktCmn
Also, I would recommend trying HEX detergent, it works for us so well removing sweat smells, tide does not remove those smells.
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GE Appliances Wool Dryer Balls, XL Reusable Natural Fabric Softener Made of 100% Pure New Zealand Wool, Set of 3
https://a.co/d/0CktCmn
Also, I would recommend trying HEX detergent, it works for us so well removing sweat smells, tide does not remove those smells.
Bigger vs smaller balls: Larger wool balls tend to tumble better, beat the clothes apart more, and retain heat longer. That usually makes them more effective than smaller ones.
How many to use:
Light loads → 2–3 balls is usually fine.
Medium/large loads → 3–4 balls is common.
Extra-large loads / bedding → 5–6 balls if you have them, since more balls improve airflow and drying.
For big blankets, etc - I usually air dry them so you would have to experiment with large loads
E.g. https://a.co/d/fgBisDL
But plenty of good reviews, so it's probably fine.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F4R8M...asin_
These were around 2.75" across.
Are the OP listed version actually larger?
Some of the other ones are listed as "XL" or 3" in diameter, and those cost a little more.
Some of the cheapest ones are slightly smaller: 2.6".
As far as I can tell, Cleancult is a known "brand" (that sells a lot of different products) so that's what you're paying extra for.
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