Let's talk Dryer Balls!

 Let's talk Dryer Balls!

If you're like a newbie like me, you might want to add dryer balls to your washing and dryer when cleaning clothes in a colder environment. It does work in removing moisture. Or if you have tennis balls, then try it though I personally haven't.

Plastic dryer balls. I personally like this as it dries up fast after use. The downside of this is that it might shrink in size, deflate or some of the water might go inside. It's a bummer but do not fret cause I found a solution! If it deflates: Grab a needle and poke the small hole, trying to get the air inside the ball.

Now let's go with the wool dryer balls. They're environmentally friendly but they tend to retain more moisture after use. I think they hold more power inside the machine as it is pure solid in comparison to the plastic ones.

But the takeaway in this post is to use one! You can also do an extra 15 minutes spin if you aren't planning to put it in the dryer. 

If I can I don't as it takes away the smell of the fabric conditioner that I've put in.