Can I use this blended EO in the dryer with my wool dryer balls?
1983701
We have not tested this ourselves, but we can't think of a reason it wouldn't work. You may want to test it first before putting any valuable items in with it, just in case it stains or damages anything.
421478
No. It does not have a compatible plug type. Find out the plug type your dryer has and look for a compatible extension cord. dryer uses a lot of current so get the largets capacity availbel with the right plug type.
891820
I use my Woolzies all of the time. I'm not sure what an HE washer has to do with it, since the Woozie is used in the dryer.The package says to use 2-3 of the Woolzie balls at the same time, but I only use one at a time and it works great for us. Most of our clothing is natural fabrics like cotton, but some contain nylon. I'd highly recommend the Woolzies dryer balls. I only wish I'd learned about them earlier. What a savings now that we don't have to buy dryer sheets. If you want scent, you can add essential oils to the balls AFTER the clothes are dried and on a cooler setting for about 5-10 minutes. I use my Woolzies all of the time. I'm not sure what an HE washer has to do with it, since the Woozie is used in the dryer.The package says to use 2-3 of the Woolzie balls at the same time, but I only use one at a time and it works great for us. Most of our clothing is natural fabrics like cotton, but some contain nylon. I'd highly recommend the Woolzies dryer balls. I only wish I'd learned about them earlier. What a savings now that we don't have to buy dryer sheets. If you want scent, you can add essential oils to the balls AFTER the clothes are dried and on a... » Read More I use my Woolzies all of the time. I'm not sure what an HE washer has to do with it, since the Woozie is used in the dryer.The package says to use 2-3 of the Woolzie balls at the same time, but I only use one at a time and it works great for us. Most of our clothing is natural fabrics like cotton, but some contain nylon. I'd highly recommend the Woolzies dryer balls. I only wish I'd learned about them earlier. What a savings now that we don't have to buy dryer sheets. If you want scent, you can add essential oils to the balls AFTER the clothes are dried and on a cooler setting for about 5-10 minutes. « Show Less
891822
Well......the woolzies are only for the dryer! They are to help the clothes dry faster and they reduce static. That's why they're called dryer balls; hope this helps!
1232101
Hi Jose, you can use it with wool, but for the ultimate result, use it with finishing foam pad.
1432324
I'm sorry that I can't answer that, as I have not used the hedgehogs in the washing machine. I seem to recall the box said to use them in the dryer.I think you would have to contact the manufacturer to find out for certain.
1770609
It's better to use according to directions for one thing it takes less time then the dryel sheets that you use to put in a bag. I prefer the woolite cleaner it does not have as strong a smell as the dryel sheets.
1249448
Yes. I wash mine on delicate, low spin using woolite - now I have a new machine without the center agitator in the washer machine. If you have an older washer with a center agitator, I would recommend handwashing them. I dry them on low for seven minutes and then hang them to dry the rest of the way. This has worked best. To dry any longer wrinkles them.
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One thing no one mentioned here is that Woolzies makes it very clear to only use essential oils with the balls on AIR or FLUFF setting after clothes are already dry. The reason is because while essential oils are "natural" they are still volatile oils - the most concentrated chemicals from plants, and by heating them a lot they can actually transform into harmful chemicals, which are then released into the air through your dryer vent. Because of this I think it makes sense to have one set for heat and one set for AIR. I have done this and it works nicely, and you don't need to run it on air for very long. One thing no one mentioned here is that Woolzies makes it very clear to only use essential oils with the balls on AIR or FLUFF setting after clothes are already dry. The reason is because while essential oils are "natural" they are still volatile oils - the most concentrated chemicals from plants, and by heating them a lot they can actually transform into harmful chemicals, which are then released into the air through your dryer vent. Because of this I think it makes sense to have one set for heat and one set for AIR. I have done this and it works nicely, and you don't need to run... » Read More One thing no one mentioned here is that Woolzies makes it very clear to only use essential oils with the balls on AIR or FLUFF setting after clothes are already dry. The reason is because while essential oils are "natural" they are still volatile oils - the most concentrated chemicals from plants, and by heating them a lot they can actually transform into harmful chemicals, which are then released into the air through your dryer vent. Because of this I think it makes sense to have one set for heat and one set for AIR. I have done this and it works nicely, and you don't need to run it on air for very long. « Show Less
841764
If you have an outlet adapter you should be able to use it, this dryer has an American power cord. I hope this helps you.
931955
I have used these drycleaning sheets on wool and cashmere sweaters without difficulty. The only thing that you must remember is to follow the garments" cleaning recommendations. If the label indicates that the wool and/or cashmere items may be drycleaned then you should have no problem.
372095
You can. This was confirmed by my rainbow salesman. I've used quite a few. The scent isn't as strong as the rainbow scents. It works better if you're using them in clean water and just filtering the air. If you use them while vacuuming the scent of the EO doesn't come through as much.
1977458
To be honest I have never tried that. The function of the dryer balls is to reduce static in the drying process. It makes sense to me that adding another set might increase the efficiency.
1002548
I have not tried using them this way, but since they also go in the dryer, I think it might work if you plan to use the dryer. Otherwise it is probably wasteful to use this way,
169460
sorry, can't answer for sure - you might go to a local store and check it out, so many different dryers!
962376
Just do not put it in washer dryer. Hand wash in woolite, lay flat to air dry. Problem solved.
771779
I seem to remember that you could but I just use it dry. Go on their website and look at the manual. Good luck