Before using the wool dryer ball, I dried the bed and duvet cover for 4 hours, but it still didn't dry, so I had to take it to dry. Because the sheets and quilts are large, they will wrap themselves up and turn into a ball after a few laps. Of course, the ones wrapped in the middle will not work.

With this wool dryer ball, even if the sheets and quilts are dried together, a normal drying program is enough, which is no different from drying a few thin clothes. You can also save 20-30 minutes from your daily laundry. Moreover, with it, the clothes that are baked out are softer and more fluffy.

Putting wool balls in the wool dryer ball can prevent clothes from tangling together, allowing more space between clothes, and drying efficiency is higher. After the wool balls are added to the dryer, the wool balls can absorb the residual moisture of the clothes, so that the clothes are dried while the wool balls are dried. Drying is faster.

This wool ball is light off-white, which is the original color of wool, and it will not shed and have no odor. Cut one open, there is real wool inside, and layers of wool gradually fill the entire wool ball, which is weighted in the palm of your hand.

Putting wool balls in when drying clothes can also help remove static electricity and make clothes more supple. With it, the clothes baked out are extra soft and fluffy.

If you have wool dryer balls at home, the wool balls are a perfect match. You don't have to wait for the sun to come out for a "date" to hang clothes. You can also enjoy the joy of washing and wearing the same day in the rainy days and rainy seasons. The dried clothes are clean and can be thrown directly on the bed or put in the cupboard.