WOOLZIES DRYER BALLS
$34.00
handmade
community voted (256 votes)
Have a Ball.
Woolzies are pure handmade New Zealand wool dryer balls that soften your laundry naturally. Tumbling a few of these hand-spun all-natural dryer balls along with your laundry reduces drying time, wrinkles and static. And because they contain hand-spun wool exclusively, you won't risk putting the harsh chemicals in conventional fabric softeners or risky plastics embedded in other dryer balls in your cycle.
Woolzies are also hypoallergenic and safe for people with wool sensitivities, as they will not shed onto your laundry. Unlike dryer sheets and liquid fabric softeners, Woolzies last for hundreds and hundreds of loads and so they're friendly to the environment and your shopping bill! Sheep raised humanely. Handmade of the highest quality New Zealand wool by women in Katmandu, Nepal. Washed with natural soap and water five times before they're felted and made into balls.
- Item ID: 21173
- Materials: wool
- Packaging: 17' L X 3.5" W X 3.5" H., each ball is about the size of a softball, approx. 3" dia.
- Sold as a set of 6.
Recommended to use 4-6 Woolizes for most average-sized loads, and 6 or more for very large loads.
Can be re-used in up to 500+ loads, and for at least one year of laundry.
Cleaning/Care Instructions: if they pill or get dirty, stick into a sock and run through wash cycle with regular laundry detergent and toss into dryer in a sock. Tumble until completely dry.
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Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
There's nothing quite like super-soft clean laundry, and these wool balls help keep your favorite garments and linens wrinkle and static-free. They also reduce drying time! Would you throw a few in your next load?
Kate
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I would loves these. Trying to be more natural and these would help. Maybe a bit expensive, but I would consider buying them.
cynthia
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Too expensive
Rebecca
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Love these... If they work. I wouldn't buy until users commented on efficacy.
Kelly
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can't tennis balls do the same thing in the dryer.
pam
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I am knitter and can make these myself ..so good idea but price is pretty high...
Judi
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Too expensive, though!
Kelly
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These would be nice if they worked. Not sure if I would pay $35 for something I didn't know worked so I'd wait for other people to try it first and wait on the reviews.
Rebecca
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Great idea if they work. I'd also like to know about the noise factor. Remember putting tennis shoes in the dryer?
Malorie
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Do you use one at a time or all at once. If one at a time, I could see paying $35 for them. However, if you use them all at once, that's kind of expensive.
Yeena
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like it but too expensive! i would want to get these but for the cost.
Christine
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On the pricey side, but if they do the job with the longevity stated, I like the environmental impact.
Moddy
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Only voting up if they work. Those plastic/rubber ones don't work at all, but maybe wool does
Kathleen
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I would try them after people tried them and reviewed them positively.
lisa
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I think this is cool and would be a great try but the price will probably keep me away.
Sofia
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I could not figure out what a "Woolzie" wasbut seeing them cleared it up for me!!!
Amy
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I like the idea of these, and eliminating my dryer sheets. But would more likely pay if under $30.
cathy
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I'm not sure what to think on these.
Lindsay
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I questions why 6 in the package if they are supposed to last for "hundreds and hundreds" of loads of laundry as the product story says. Lower the amount lower the price and I am in.
Rose
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These are perfect for anyone with allergies!
Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
Thanks for asking, Lindsay! You'll want to put several Woolzies in each load (the number varies depending on the size of your load, but more specific details are included on the item packaging) so they can move throughout your laundry "kneading" the fabrics for maximum effect.
Susan
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Good idea.
Lana
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Very clever. Great way to be chemical free. Very helpful in reducing electric usage. But, way too expensive for me to ever purchase.
J
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I would try these. I tried the rubber balls, so why not?If they don't work my granddaughters will love them!
ciara
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I love these and they're all natural! The price really isn't that expensive if you consider what they are made out of. How many times can they be used?
jacqueline
a bit pricey
Alyson
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Too expensive though
sage
OMG I want them!
Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
Thanks for the question, ciara! these wool wonders can be used for over 500 loads, that's more than a year's worth of laundry!
er
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why not throw in an old wool sweater? don't see the point.