Purum Wool Dryer Balls - 4 Pack - With Essential Oils

For a standard load of laundry, we recommend using 3 to 4 dryer balls. For larger loads, you may consider using all 4 balls.

You can add 2-4 drops of your preferred essential oil (like the included Lavender or Ocean Fragrance) directly onto each wool dryer ball. Let the oil soak in for a few minutes before placing them in the dryer with your wet clothes.

These dryer balls are designed to be reusable for hundreds of drying cycles, making them a long-term, cost-effective solution.

Yes, they are made from 100% natural New Zealand wool and are free from chemicals and toxins, making them ideal for sensitive skin and baby clothes.

Yes, Purum Wool Dryer Balls are safe and effective for use with all types of fabrics, including cottons, synthetics, and delicates.

You do not need to wash the dryer balls. Simply allow them to air dry completely between uses. If they accumulate lint, you can gently brush it off or use a damp cloth.

Wool dryer balls provide a natural way to soften fabrics, reduce wrinkles, and eliminate static without the use of chemicals found in liquid fabric softeners or dryer sheets. They also help reduce drying time and are reusable.

The gift box set includes 4 XL Wool Dryer Balls and 2 essential oils (10ml each) in Lavender and Ocean Fragrance.

Ensure you are using enough dryer balls (3-4 recommended for a standard load). Make sure they are not overcrowded in the dryer. Check that the laundry is not over-dried.

Allow more drying time or add an extra dryer ball. Ensure the balls are fully dry between uses. For very stiff fabrics, consider a slightly longer cycle.

Adjust the number of drops of essential oil per ball. Start with 2 drops and add more if a stronger scent is desired. Ensure the oil has time to absorb before starting the dryer.

Gently brush off excess lint with a soft brush or a damp cloth. Ensure the dryer's lint filter is clean before each use.

Ensure you are air-drying the balls completely between uses. Avoid over-drying laundry, as excessive heat can degrade wool over time. Check that you are using the recommended number of balls for your load size.