Diy Dryer Balls Socks. First you wash your clothes, then you dry them in the dryer and toss in the dryer balls with your wet clothes. It’s a good idea to put them in nylons or.
Dryer balls made from wool yarn. Homemade wool dryer balls can do both. Dryer balls are felted woolen balls that take the place of dryer sheets, which aren't reusable and usually rely on toxic chemicals, such as endocrine disruptors and carcinogens.
On the first run in the dryer one of the balls lost about half the yarn by peeling off from the ball.
On the first run in the dryer one of the balls lost about half the yarn by peeling off from the ball. Homemade wool dryer balls can do both. The fabric or yarn to make dryer balls must be 100 percent wool or other animal hair (cashmere, alpaca) that will shrink or felt when exposed to hot water. The socks just slip right over your mug and help to keep your coffee or tea warm while keeping your hands from getting burned.