Where are these wool dryer balls from in the US, do you have any proof of authenticity?
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Sorry Kevin, I don't have the package anymore. Maybe try contacting the manufacturer. I do very much like the product though!
1308526
Contact The Little Green Bee company directly for their authentication. Also, another exceptional all American company that I regularly use is Buddhabunz.com all of her wool is grown here in the US and she will be happy to give you credentials on her authenticity as well. Hope this helps
1308527
No, I have no proof where these balls were manufactured--all I know is that I love those dryer balls that keep my clothes soft without chemically-laden fabric softener.
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When I first bought mine, about five years ago, they were made in NC (from what I remember). They also offered kits to make your own. I'm a big-time greenie and don't allow chemicals in my house.
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i have found them from the USA, Japan and China. Look on the back of the package, they are all labeled with country of origin. The ones from China came from Dicks sporting goods store and didn't work AT ALL! I returned them. The others were purchased on line and worked fine.
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I just bought a package of these a month ago. They are stamped (printed) on the bottom as "Made the USA" and the company is based in Itasca, Illinois. I you want to find out more specifically where they are manufactured (such as which state in the US), the contact number for Fellowes is 1-800-945-4545.
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The blanket`s tag states ; machine Wash cold tumble dry low heat made in INDIA. That's all , no info on the wool content or anything else. I am disappointed with the way it was Advertised, DECEPTIVE ADVERTISING
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The packaging does not tell you anything. I don't think it is wool, but not sure. All I can say that they are very warm and comfortable. We live in Michigan and our winters get very bad. I bought for my 80 yr old mother who has horrible circulation and she loves these. She even wears in the summer cause that's how bad her circulation is. You might want to www.heatholders.com That was on the packaging.
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Mostly likely they are real. I watched reviews on YouTube and the packaging was the same thing. But I don't know if the seller is secretly selling used ones and listing them as new.
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I was particular about flour sack material, e.g., Gold Medal. I finally was gifted some used ones from a real farm wife and picked up new ones from the same source:Orscheln Farm & Home950 N Westwood Blvd Poplar Bluff, MO 63901.These are much closer to what my grandmother used for many things in the kitchen.I hope this helps.
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I've seen them advertised overseas, but my set came pretty complete. Some have been found in England on shopping venues, but nothing in the US. Thrift stores have been pretty positive...but you have to buy the whole thing....
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I seem to remember seeing some US address somewhere on the package, but I don't know for sure. They worked fine in either case... LOTS of casings. (I filled ~40# of ground venison into them!)
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The ones we ordered came in a foil bag but I don't think it was original. It shouldn't matter anyways as long as the spec on the fiber matches you will be fine. The worst that will happen is in the log you will get a message about it. We have used plenty of these.
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I'm not sure exactly which item you're referring to but I think the wool dryer balls are a separate purchase
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According to the package, they are a product of the USA. The contact address on package is Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods, 13521 SE Pheasant Court, Milwaukie, WI 97222, USA. I've been enjoying them in my baking, and on oven baked salmon. The quality has always been good; I've kept them in the freezer or refrigerator and that's worked very well for me. I'll order more when my supply is gone.
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These items are not made by Sangamon Mill. These are however very similar and are Made in the USA.
1077882
The ones I just got was made in USA. The other ones from other countries came in dried out and unusable.
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i got a box of the small ones recently and those are made in usa ( san francisco). i imagine the large "official" ones are from the same source -manufactured under license by SEMK International USA
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I am not sure wear they were made, but pretty sure not in USA, those are very hard to find!
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I've had mine for about a year. The dryer i received is definitely not a fake at $150. I love my dryer. I have very long thick hair and this dryer has cut my drying time to 6-8 minutes as opposed to about 20min with a cheap dryer. It's small enough that i can fit it in my carry on and i have taken it on vacation a few times. Hope this helps.