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How to use energy saving tumble dryer balls

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4.1/5.0 Rated 4.1 out of 5 (8877 customer ratings)

• Not bad but not as good as they say...

  07 May 2013
  • Overall Rating 3.0/5.0
  • Quality 4.0/5.0
  • Value 1.0/5.0
  • Ease of fitting 5.0/5.0

  By Calamari - Sheffield - Fix-It Beginner

  These have cut around 10 to 15 minutes off our dryer time but my wife argues that some of the clothes come out more wrinkled which goes against the claims made on this product. Also after I bought them here I say the same thing in a local shop for half the price!

• Enerrgy Saving Dryier Balls!!

  09 April 2013
  • Overall Rating 5.0/5.0
  • Quality 5.0/5.0
  • Value 5.0/5.0
  • Ease of fitting 5.0/5.0

  By pippall - wales - Professional Tradesperson

  I realy thought they where just anouther gimmick. How wrong i was.These balls are realy good.Has a am single i dont have to iron my clothes.They feel mutch softer aswell as saving on my Electic bill by drying in half the time.I would recomend These balls there great value.

• Great balls of value!

  09 April 2013
  • Overall Rating 5.0/5.0
  • Quality 5.0/5.0
  • Value 4.0/5.0
  • Ease of fitting 5.0/5.0

  By F. J. Pyne. - LONDON - Fix-It Beginner

  I purchased these from the web site and have found no difficulty in their use.

Ask & Answer

(7 Questions & 9 Answers)

• Q I'm interested to know what additional wear & tear these cause to fabrics 2 Answers

  by Philidel - 07 October 2010

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    Although the balls are quite hard they become a lot softer when heated up in the dryer.

    by DavidL - 05 November 2012

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    I have used this product for a long while now and have not noticed any wear or tear on fabrics, they are very good especially if you dont want to use conditioners

    by sallyo2009 - 07 October 2010

  

• Q Can you just throw these balls in the washing machine instead of the tumble dryer? 2 Answers

  by nineo - 09 November 2009

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    No, they are designed for dryer use only.

    by lynnethecarer - 21 April 2010

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    Hi Nineo, You could put these balls in your washing machine but I'm not sure what the benefits would be. They would help agitate your clothes but that's also what the drum lifters are for. I have seen products for the washing machine that are simliar in form but supposedly reduce limescale. The real benefit of these balls are that they help reduce the time it takes to dry your clothes - thereby reducing the amount of energy consumption used.

    by Samara - 24 November 2009

  

• Q Can you please tell me if we use one energy saving dryer ball or both at the same time? 1 Answer

  by Anonymous - 22 June 2012

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    It's recommended to use both at same time. That said depending on the size of the load you're drying you might find one is enough!

    by Caitlin - 26 June 2012

  

• Q Do dryer balls damage the drum of your tumble dryer? 1 Answer

  They are very noisy

  by SuliRam - 08 November 2010

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    Hi SuliRam, I can confirm that, despite their noisiness, dryer balls will cause no damage to your dryer.

    by Rory - 25 November 2010

  

• Q Do the balls reduce static cling? 1 Answer

  I have to use drier sheets in all my washes to prevent the static build up from jumpers, and tights especially - so will these balls also prevent the awful static as well as save me money on my leccy bill?

  by MrsCheeks - 24 May 2010

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    Hi Mrscheeks, these balls should help reduce static build up on tights and jumpers.They help reduce crease and wrinkles, and should get between the clothes, preventing static build up.

    by Rory - 25 May 2010