How to make wool dryer balls

Learn how to make your own dryer balls using only wool! No crochet hook needed, and each of the wool balls come together in just 10 minutes!

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Why buy dryer balls when you can make your own that are chemical-free, good for the environment, and gentle on your clothes? With these DIY wool dryer balls, you can save money on your electricity bills and be eco-friendly.

I love my wool dryer balls, but, I had to learn how to recharge them so that they can keep working at their best. Helping me to get those loads dried faster while using less

DIY Homemade wool dryer balls are the natural alternative to fabric softener and dryer sheets. They're fun to make and they save money!

Wool. Not just for sweaters. We are big into wool hats, blankets, and tights. Let's not forget lanolized diaper covers. And of course cute felted wool garland and animals. But the most common wool item in our home is in the form of dryer balls. Wool dryer balls have been popular for many years now.

Ditch your toxic dryer sheets & fabric softeners! Make these DIY wool dryer balls - a safe cleaning product alternative to soften clothes, reduce static cling & drying time! #greencleaning

Don't toss out that old wool sweater! Upcycle it into DIY wool dryer balls that make laundry drying time shorter & economical. Easy tutorial!

Click through for this ultimate guide to wool dryer balls! Learn how to use wool dryer balls with essential oils, benefits of dryer balls, how to recharge dryer balls, and MORE!

Start saving your 100% wool yarn scraps. Earth Day is the perfect time to think about new eco-friendly changes – big or small – that you can incorporate into your everyday life. Making your own dryer balls with 100% wool yarn is a fabulous alternative to using chemical-laden, wasteful, synthetic dryer sheets. Dryer balls reduce static cling in your laundry, cut down on drying time, and keep sheets of polyester out of our landfills.

After heavy use, the wool in your dryer balls can start drying out themselves. This means they become less useful at absorbing moisture and therefore in need of a bit…

Have you heard of dryer balls? They are wool balls, generally made of yarn or wool roving, that you throw in the dryer with your wet ...

Some of you may remember from my cloth diaper series that I use wool dryer balls in place of dryer sheets. I have been using them with all of my laundry for several months now and I love them! The…

Say goodbye to dryer sheets! Learn to craft wool dryer balls at home for a sustainable and fragrant laundry experience. Simple DIY guide.

This is a step-by-step tutorial that explains five ways to join a new ball of yarn in a knitting project. These ways work great for attaching a new ball of y...

Easy, economical dryer balls are easy to make - here's how! You will need: Dryer Ball Tutorial, Wool, Needle Felting Tool, Clothes Dryer, and

Looking for a way to reduce waste in your laundry room? These sustainable DIY Wool Dryer Balls are not only a fast, beginner-friendly craft, but they also re…

Why did I ban dryer sheets from our home? Why do I use wool dryer balls? How do I prevent static cling when using dryer balls? All of this and much more is covered in this ultimate guide to using wool dryer balls. Give your clothes a fresh scent, and save lots of energy with wool dryer balls. (And why ones made from alpaca wool are the best choice.)