When I met Rebecca, she had just finished rolling and scenting and packing 300 dryer balls!! I was impressed. She met me going out for a well-deserved break with her two rambunctious little girls. During our conversation she said something that I will never forget, 'bloggers work very hard'. I could not at that moment think of a more modest and hard-working woman than Rebecca, to give me such credit when she had in fact spent all day literally working non-stop to get her orders made and shipped. Wow.
I got a chance to review her extra large dryer balls. I chose unscented because I try my best to limit scents in my daily life. The dryer balls were definitely a lot bigger than my other sets of dryer balls. They lived up to the extra large description. They were heavy and hearty. I liked that they were 'made of roving' which holds up better to repeated use. Here are the balls I have used for some weeks now, pretty much good as new!
Investing in several wool dryer balls will save you on drying time, money, energy and chemicals. And if you like to line dry in the sun, just toss that clean laundry in the dryer with your dryer balls on 'air dry' and they will be tossed soft. Zero cost. Don't you just love that?
You can check out the offerings at Maple Hill Dryer Balls and see which scent and size fit your fancy and laundry needs. You might even be able to snag a few at your local Fruitful Yield Store.
Come back on June 4th to win your own set of 2 Extra Large Unscented Wool Dryer Balls during the Fluffy Butts giveaway.
Disclosure: I was provided a free product for review. The opinions in this review are my own true experiences, however, yours may be different.
I've got to get some of these.
ReplyDeleteI have 2 dryer balls but I think I need more to really see a difference.
ReplyDeleteI reviewed her dryer balls before and love them. They are still working great after many months. I would love to try her scents.
ReplyDeleteI've purchased a few of these dryer balls and love them and they are much bigger than other dryer balls I've seen. I would love to win these I need some more.! Mcparker9@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteThese have been on my wish list for quite a while. I'd like to make my laundry drying more efficient.
ReplyDeleteI have heard so many wonderful things about wool dryer balls, but I have yet to try them myself :(
ReplyDeletei've heard a lot about these; i'd love to see how they work in my dryer!
ReplyDeleteI've wanted to try these for a long time and I think after reading your words about how down to earth the owner is and knowing she makes the products....I'm sold, Thanks for the review!
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing! I love using dryer balls!
ReplyDeleteI only have two now and have noticed a difference in static, but would love more to increase drying time.
ReplyDeleteI like the generous size of these dryer balls. I really want to try them.
ReplyDeleteI love these things. I've been looking for some so thanks for the link. I loath (really hate) the smell of fabric softener (won't use it).
ReplyDeleteI have never tried the wool balls but have heard good things about them. Currently I use rubber balls of some type but am going to switch to these type!
ReplyDeleteI am definitely going to get some of these to try. The way everyone describes them, it seems silly not to use them!
ReplyDeleteI love that these are organic! They're definitely a better option than softener sheets.
ReplyDeleteI just love this idea and hope to try them soon! Nice review!
ReplyDeleteI am always looking for ways to save. This looks like another great idea. Thanks for the good review.
ReplyDeleteI'm completely convinced! Wool dryer balls are the way to go. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI would like to try dryer balls. Won't use dryer sheets.
ReplyDeletewow i have to get some of these
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