On the box it says "for small loads", does that mean a standard size home-dryer? What size is your dryer and do these work efficiently for it?
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I have a sears front load dryer and it holds a large load. They have decreased my drying time of full load by aout 10 minutes, and no static. Theyare great
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My dryer is a normal home dryer and the three balls work just fine. I really can notice a difference vs the hard dryer balls which I used to have.
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I think that means for smaller-sized home-dryer loads. I have a standard size home dryer. I once used these with a large load of laundry in my dryer (because I too was curious how big of a load I could do with three balls) and they mostly got stuck in the clothes and I think they caused more static than there would have been otherwise. They seem to do okay with medium-sized loads or smaller. There needs to be space for them to drop and create air between the clothes in order to work.
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I have a standard size dryer and these have worked great for both super full loads and small ones. They definitely work better on the small loads, but they get the job done on the big ones too.
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I have an average standard size dryer. I purchased the set of 3 dryer balls and find that it works well for a few towels or 3 pair of pants. To answer your question-One box works for small loads only. Purchase an extra box if you have larger amounts in the dryer.
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It does mean a standard, just a small load of drying material. They are average in their efficiency.
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I have a standard size home dryer. I use the woolzies in all size loads and they work wonderfully!
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I don't know. I have a regular size dryer and it fits perfectly. I guess you could compare them.
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Well by now you probably have your answer. Front loading washers, and dryers are a must for pillows. I hope that you had better luck than I've had with this brand. If not I'd suggest trying someone different. Me? I'm just trying to figure out who that would be!
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I always do a smaller load. If you want to do a large load they suggest using two boxes.
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This is the review that helped me: " 4.0 out of 5 stars Great dryer! The filter does get clogged though...., March 6, 2012 By Benjamin D. Garlock (San Francisco, CA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME) Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Haier HLP140E 2-3/5-Cubic-Foot Compact Tumble Vented Dryer (Kitchen) I've had a great experience with this dryer and the washer that pairs with it. I live in a tiny studio apartment in Manhattan. The only problem is the wool filter in the back eventually becomes way too dirty to be useful. Even using the lint wand, it eventually just gets too chewed up. After a good deal of digging I found that you can replace the filter. If you Google the part number it is called a "Panel Top WD510023". They were about seven dollars with shipping. Other then that, it's a great dryer! " I'm going to go and look up the part.
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I guess that I should have asked what dryer you are talking about. I was thinking clothes dryer but I wonder why you would need a switch for that. You probably mean hair dryer. This should work just fine for a hair dryer.
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Hi Kate, I purchase this item for my daughter who makes alot of dryer items for the grandkids. I can ask her next time I see her. Sorry I don't have the answer now
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What has Watts got to do with this? I was seeking "quiet". I had a dryer that was labeled and was quiet. When I wanted to get a new dryer, I sought the quietest dryer I could find and one that was endorsed by those who had purchased the same dryer. I did buy it and it was the quietest dryer. Both dryers, regardless of wattage, dry hair the same and there is no noticeable difference, and they are both quiet, the newest one the more quiet than the older one. And that's why I bought "this one".
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If you have a 20 amp line you should be ok. If your using this in a house your house cant be very old if it is old it needs to be atleast a 100 amp box. I had an old house converted to a salon and when two dryers were plugged into the same socket it would blow. But one alone plugged in is fine. In a salon with 8 dryers theres not enough room for every dryer to have its own plug. I will say that in a very busy salon that sees atleast 25 heads a day these dryers will only last 6-8 months. but the company will fix them for free ( send you a new one) for the first 2 yrs. These dryers only cost about 100 so after 2 yrs u have more than made your money back. let me know if you have any more questions. If you have a 20 amp line you should be ok. If your using this in a house your house cant be very old if it is old it needs to be atleast a 100 amp box. I had an old house converted to a salon and when two dryers were plugged into the same socket it would blow. But one alone plugged in is fine. In a salon with 8 dryers theres not enough room for every dryer to have its own plug. I will say that in a very busy salon that sees atleast 25 heads a day these dryers will only last 6-8 months. but the company will fix them for free ( send you a new one) for the first 2 yrs. These dryers only cost... » Read More If you have a 20 amp line you should be ok. If your using this in a house your house cant be very old if it is old it needs to be atleast a 100 amp box. I had an old house converted to a salon and when two dryers were plugged into the same socket it would blow. But one alone plugged in is fine. In a salon with 8 dryers theres not enough room for every dryer to have its own plug. I will say that in a very busy salon that sees atleast 25 heads a day these dryers will only last 6-8 months. but the company will fix them for free ( send you a new one) for the first 2 yrs. These dryers only cost about 100 so after 2 yrs u have more than made your money back. let me know if you have any more questions. « Show Less
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I'm not sure. They should, but I can't give you a 100% positive answer. What I can tell you is that these adapters are not made for appliances that consume large amounts of electricity such as hair dryers.What I did was bought these off Amazon and figured if they worked that's great, and if not then at least I didn't spend too much on them. However, I did buy a universal adapter from Target that I knew would work everywhere, and took that with me as a backup plan. Luckily I didn't need it, therefore I never removed it from the packaging. I simply returned it to Target when I came back from my trip. I'm not sure. They should, but I can't give you a 100% positive answer. What I can tell you is that these adapters are not made for appliances that consume large amounts of electricity such as hair dryers.What I did was bought these off Amazon and figured if they worked that's great, and if not then at least I didn't spend too much on them. However, I did buy a universal adapter from Target that I knew would work everywhere, and took that with me as a backup plan. Luckily I didn't need it, therefore I never removed it from the packaging. I simply returned it to Target when I... » Read More I'm not sure. They should, but I can't give you a 100% positive answer. What I can tell you is that these adapters are not made for appliances that consume large amounts of electricity such as hair dryers.What I did was bought these off Amazon and figured if they worked that's great, and if not then at least I didn't spend too much on them. However, I did buy a universal adapter from Target that I knew would work everywhere, and took that with me as a backup plan. Luckily I didn't need it, therefore I never removed it from the packaging. I simply returned it to Target when I came back from my trip. « Show Less
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You should check the brand in question what model they use and use it instead of a kit made for another brand. If something where to happen like, let say the dryer falling off, it would not be cover by your warranty...
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I am not sure as we did not consider the smaller dryer - think you can get the dimensions of each off of the product descriptions?
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Are you talking about a stacking unit, where the washer/dryer are together but separate units -- usually washer on bottom (top loading) and the dryer on top (front loading)? I have not used the Woolzies in them but I can't see any reason not to use them in the dryer. But NOT through the washer except maybe for "recharging" them after a few years of use. Because stacking units are often smaller capacity than regular units, you wouldn't have to use as many of them in the dryer load.
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I use 2.5" and some closer to 3" diameter rollers . But be careful. Sometimes when I use to much my head can't fit in the dryer.
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Doesnt matter about dimensions.... its a horrible dryer. spend $10 more and get a better one!
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Interesting question, I never use those things. The dryer comes with one, you may like it, but in response the nozzle goes 2" until beginning to get wider and it is 6.25" circumference, as that seems like an important point.
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If you have a 20 amp line you should be ok. If your using this in a house your house cant be very old if it is old it needs to be atleast a 100 amp box. I had an old house converted to a salon and when two dryers were plugged into the same socket it would blow. But one alone plugged in is fine. In a salon with 8 dryers theres not enough room for every dryer to have its own plug. I will say that in a very busy salon that sees atleast 25 heads a day these dryers will only last 6-8 months. but the company will fix them for free ( send you a new one) for the first 2 yrs. These dryers only cost about 100 so after 2 yrs u have more than made your money back. let me know if you have any more questions.