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Dryer BallsAnyone tryed them?? there made by JML. They go into the dryer. There claim is shorter drying time, no need for conditioner and less crumpled clothes. Not sure if I can put up with the banging to be honest. They look like something Blue would chew. They have little spikes, are hard (make a noise) and you get one blue on and one pink one. Teasting them out now so I'll let you know what I think.
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They're supposed to be eco-friendly too. My brother sells them off his right-on, save-the-world website  Do let me know how you fare with them, would be interested to know  |
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I've never heard of them Jac, do let us know what you think of them.. |
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If you can forget the thud, thud, bang then yip they seem to do what they say on the can  (box) The creasing isnt as bad as normal and they seem to dry quicker and soft but I use built in conditioner. (in the washing powder)I got them in poundstreacher £6 dont know what they sell for in other shops. |
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I have never heard of them x |
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