Wool dryer balls will save you 6750 CZK!

Written by: Petra Doubková

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Wool dryer balls are one of the best natural solutions to improve laundry drying, reduce environmental impact, and save costs. They are made from pure, uncolored, and chemically untreated wool – an eco-friendly and biodegradable material. Wool balls  are not just an eco-friendly choice, but also a great way to save money! Read on to find out how you can significantly reduce your laundry drying costs while protecting the environment.

How do they work?

In a tumble dryer, the balls move between the pieces of laundry, separating them and allowing hot air to flow smoothly.Thanks to this, they speed up drying and reduce energy consumption by up to 30 percent. They are made from 100% natural material, contain no chemicals, and are ideal for sensitive skin.


Wool balls work based on several physical principles that improve the laundry drying process:

  1. Mechanical separation of laundry: during drying, they move between the fabrics and prevent them from clumping together. They create space between individual pieces, allowing for better circulation of warm air and faster, more even drying.
  2. Improvement of air flow: by separating the laundry, they increase air permeability through the fabrics. With better circulation, moisture is removed more efficiently, significantly shortening drying time and saving energy.
  3. Reducing static electricity: the balls help minimize friction in the laundry and maintain optimal moisture in the dryer, thereby reducing the buildup of static electricity.
  4. Softening laundry: through mechanical movement in the dryer, they help soften the fibers, ensuring fluffier and softer fabrics without the need for chemical softeners.

5 reasons to use them:

  1. Shortening drying time and saving energy
    By preventing laundry from clumping and improving air circulation, they can reduce drying time by up to 30 percent. This means not only time savings but also lower energy costs.

  2. Softer, fluffier, and less wrinkled laundry
    The movement in the dryer naturally massages the fabrics, minimizing their wrinkling.The result is smooth, soft, and airy laundry that looks freshly ironed.

  3. Moisture absorption and faster drying
    Thanks to wool's natural ability to absorb up to 30 percent of its weight in water, the drying process is accelerated and the laundry dries evenly.

  4. Reduction of static electricity
    Wool has antistatic properties, which, combined with movement in the dryer, helps minimize friction between fabrics. This way, clothes don't stick together or to the body, making them much easier to handle.

  5. Natural softening of fabrics without chemicals
    They are 100% natural and contain no synthetic substances or fragrances. This makes them hypoallergenic and suitable for people with sensitive skin or small children.

How to use us?

For optimal results, always add 3 balls when drying smaller and medium loads of laundry.For larger or heavier items, use 5 to 6 balls. If you want to give your laundry a fresh scent, add a few drops of  essential oil onto the balls before drying.

How to save up to 6,750 CZK with wool dryer balls?

Using wool dryer balls is not only eco-friendly but also financially beneficial. Let's break it down:

  1. How much does one drying cost?

    The average drying cycle in a dryer consumes about 2.5 kWh of energy, which at an average price of 6 CZK per kWh means that one drying will cost you 15 CZK.If your energy is more expensive, you can save more!
  2. Energy savings with wool balls

    Our wool balls reduce drying time by up to 30%, which means you'll save approximately 4.5 CZK on each drying.
  3. How much will you save over 1,500 cycles?

    Our wool balls last up to 1,500 cycles. If you dry your laundry regularly, for example 4 times a week, that means 208 cycles a year. 
    Total savings after 1,500 cycles:
    1,500 cycles × 4.5 CZK per cycle = 6,750 CZK
  4. How much will you save annually?

    If you dry your laundry 4 times a week, your annual savings will be:
    208 cycles per year × 4.5 CZK per cycle = 936 CZK per year
  5. Total savings over the entire lifespan of the balls

    With a lifespan of up to 1,500 cycles, our wool balls can save you up to 6,750 CZK, which is not only a nice amount but also a way to contribute to protecting the planet.

How to save up to 6,750 CZK with wool dryer balls?

Using wool dryer balls is not only eco-friendly but also financially beneficial.Let's break it down in detail:

  1. How much does one drying cost?

    Average drying in a dryer consumes about 2.5 kWh of energy, which at an average price of 6 CZK per kWh means that one drying will cost you 15 CZK. If your energy is more expensive, you can save even more!
  2. Energy savings with wool balls

    Our wool balls reduce drying time by up to 30 %, which means you'll save about 4.5 CZK on each drying.
  3. How much will you save over 1,500 cycles?

    Our wool balls last up to 1,500 cycles. If you dry laundry regularly, for example 4 times a week, that means 208 cycles a year. 
    Total savings after 1,500 cycles:
    1,500 cycles × 4.5 CZK per cycle = 6,750 CZK
  4. How much will you save annually?

    If you dry your laundry 4 times a week, your annual savings will be:
    208 cycles per year × 4.5 CZK per cycle = 936 CZK per year
  5. Total savings over the entire usage of the balls

    With a lifespan of up to 1,500 cycles, our wool balls can save you up to 6,750 CZK, which is not only a nice amount but also a way to contribute to protecting the planet.
a woman with wool balls

The package contains 3 pieces and lasts up to 1,500 cycles.Add EcoHaus laundry balls  to your cart and start saving energy, time, and the planet today!

Sources: LITTLE MAINE FARMHOUSE. Do Dryer Balls Really Work? Online. 2020. Available at:  https://littlemainefarmhouse.com/do-dryer-balls-really-work/

PALERMO, Andrew. Do Dryer Balls Actually Work? Test Results That End the Debate. Online. Prudent Reviews. 2023. Available at:  https://prudentreviews.com/dryer-balls/.

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