A few months ago, I wrote about my woes of finding a hidden dryer sheet in my nice, clean laundry from my apartment building’s machine. Just thinking about it now gets me heated up all over again! In that post, I mentioned a few tips on some inexpensive, safe alternatives to those toxic sheets.
Well, since then, I’ve discovered two more options (the second is even more exciting that the first!).
Consider these:
Nellie's All Natural Dryer Balls
These dryer balls lift and separate fabrics while relaxing fibers. This means less lint and wrinkles, softer clothes, more absorbent towels and a reduced drying time of up to 25%, which saves you money! They’re toxic-free, environmentally friendly, and guaranteed to last up to 2 years.
But wait! These, I think, are even better! While having some fun the other day, searching around Etsy, I came across this:
Eco Wolly - Wool Dryer Balls
These dryer balls:
- are hand spun of minimally processed, all natural dyed wool and felted for superb usability.
- also reduce your drying time by as much as 25%, saving you money.
- cut static and laundry cling.
- are safe for cloth diaper users because there are no chemical ingredients.
- includes a set of 2 Eco Wooly Balls, each with an 8in circumference before felting and cost $12.00
But best of all, by using these dryer balls, you’re supporting a individual crafter who’s helping you be just a little more “greener”.
Be sure to check out Peaches and Cream’s other dryer balls in a different color and her eco-friendly goods on Etsy.
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