To make your own at home, it honestly couldn’t be simpler. Take about three or four square feet of aluminum foil, and squeeze it tightly into a ball between two and three inches in diameter. Smooth down any bits that are sticking up so the ball doesn’t come apart or snag fabric in the dryer.
Then, how can I make my dryer balls smell better?
The scents I recommend trying out first are lavender, lemon, tea tree, and orange. The easiest way to scent your dryer balls is to simply dab a few drops on 2-3 of the balls. Let them dry for about an hour (or quick dry them alone in your dryer) and then toss them in with your laundry.
- Hang Dry. The best natural way to eliminate static in laundry is to hang dry everything. …
- Dry Synthetic Fabrics Separately. …
- Reduce Drying Time. …
- Vinegar Fabric Softener. …
- Wool Dryer Balls. …
- Vinegar in the Dryer. …
- Soap Nuts.
Likewise, what can be used instead of dryer sheets?
Here are some of the best dryer sheet replacements.
- Vinegar. When it comes to natural household cleaning, the answer is always vinegar. …
- Baking soda. …
- Wool dryer balls. …
- Dryer balls with essential oils. …
- Reusable dryer sheets. …
- Foil balls. …
- DIY dryer sheets. …
- Scent-free dryer sheets.
What can I put in dryer to prevent static?
Just toss in a fabric softener sheet when you dry your clothes. Vinegar seems like a strange item to be used to combat the cling, but it’s highly effective. Spray a clean washcloth, sock or other fabric with some white vinegar and throw it into the dryer along with the rest of the laundry.
What can I put in my dryer to make the clothes smell good?
Absorb any nasty odors by placing a small bowl of baking soda at the bottom of your wardrobe. Freshen clothes between washes by chucking them in the dryer with a Gain Dryer Sheet for a few minutes or spritzing some Original Febreze with Gain Scent Fabric Refresher on them.
What can I use instead of tennis balls in the dryer?
Instead of using a tennis ball, other objects can produce the same results. Tie a couple of T-shirts into balls and put them in the dryer with a single pillow. Add in a single clean shoe with multiple pillows. Small stuffed animals without any plastic parts can fluff the pillows and keep the dryer quiet.