Handmade in Canada, Moss Creek Wool Dryer Balls save you time and money by drying clothes faster without toxic dryer sheets.

Features & Benefits:

• Reduce drying time to save electricity
• Soften clothes naturally, safe for sensitive skin and babies
• Reduce static and wrinkles
• Replace toxic dryer sheets and fabric softeners
• Last for 1000+ loads

How do you use them?

• Toss all 3 wool balls in your dryer (6 for large dryers)
• Store in your dryer between loads

Keep Clothes Smelling Fresh

• Add a few drops of your favourite essential oil to each wool ball and rub together.
• Added scents will last over 2-3 loads depending on your drying temperature.

Why Different Wool Colours?

• Our balls are made using white, grey or brown undyed wool.
• Just like sheep come in different colors, so do our wool balls!
• Color does not affect the performance and won’t bleed onto clothes.

Sustainably Sourced and Cruelty Free Wool:

• Our wool comes from around thew world, but we only work with wool co-ops where the fleece is milled locally to reduce our carbon ‘hoofprint’.
• The finest wool comes from regions with a cool climate and high altitude.
• Our white wool most often comes from ranches in Montana and South Dakota while our colored wools are frequently sourced from Patagonia and Europe.
• We are careful to only source wool from farms that never practice mulesing.
• Our sheep live free-range and are never exposed to chemicals including sheep dips.
• The sheep are raised for their wool, not to eat.

Caring for Your Wool Balls

• Wool balls will pill and pick up loose threads over time when they’re working hard. (Typically when used on coarser fabrics.)
• To maintain your wool balls, give them an occasional trim as needed, then toss them back into the dryer.

Time to Send Your Wool Balls out to Pasture?

• Plant in your garden as mulch to hold moisture and add nutrients to your soil.
• Hang outside for birds to collect the wool to build their nests.

Other Uses for Wool Balls?

• Wool balls make great pet toys! (We have made them for Orangutans at The Toronto Zoo!)
• Learn to juggle and join the Circus.