Cheap Dryer Balls

beetplek

Just posted this in the Green board, but dryer balls are £3 for 2 in Tesco at the moment. Never found them this cheap anywhere else.

shays_mum

Been looking for these for ages, i know of a few posts where poundland have been selling them, but i don't have one near me!! Thanks

squiggle37

i bought some of these yesterday tried them but were too noisey

Elliesmum

shays_mum wrote: »

Been looking for these for ages, i know of a few posts where poundland have been selling them, but i don't have one near me!! Thanks

They were in our poundworld........but this was a while ago but this is still a good price.

They are noisy - but my dryer is in the garage so it doesn't bother me :j

EM xx

natasha8642

This may sound silly but what do these balls do?

surfsister

You put them in the tumble dryer with the towels etc and they heat up (made of plastic) and reduce time needed to dry clothes, also removes creases. I got mine from Poundland but they don't sell them now as the company making them complained they were so cheap as they are about £12 in Boots.

I think they do work for me anyway

echo

i bought mine from poundland as well a while back.they DO make a noise but only for so long-haven't checked on the time mind you.they become lighter as they bounce around.

System

i bought some but didnt like them after a while they split and i had plastic all over my laundry.:mad:

shays_mum

I read somewhere tennis balls do the same job.....

Js_Other_Half

One of mine ended up being a sensory toy for DS...lol. I rarely tumble dry, so I've let him have it until I need it...

lisadonaldson

Bought a pack in Asda today for £1 was on there £1 stop big yellow boxes, you get 4 balls an a net laundry bag.