that really works?!?!?! i saw it in a comic i didnt know if that worked or not... now i got to find a tennis ball
Nov 18, 2008 Rating
New or used by: Anonymous
Can't wait to try this great suggestion. Do you use brand new tennis balls?
Nov 18, 2008 Rating
New or used by: Anonymous
Can't wait to try this great suggestion. Do you use brand new tennis balls?
Sep 15, 2008 Rating
Can't wait to try it! by: Anonymous
After spending money on those commercially available balls to toss in your dryer, I'm so glad to have read this! I've got some "flat" tennis balls lying around and I'll chuck them in the dryer with my next load! Thanks for posting this idea!
Sep 12, 2008 Rating
I have used this by: Anonymous
This is a great tip especially if you are drying a down filled comforter or coat.
Aug 18, 2008 Rating
Really?? by: Anonymous
That sounds so crazy!! I am going to try it though because I HATE it when the sheets and blankets get in that little ball and don't completely dry!! Thanks for the tip, I have lots of tennis balls.
Jul 14, 2008 Rating
I'd forgotten about this trick by: Anonymous
My mom used to use tennis balls when she was drying towels and sheets. I'd forgotten about this until I read this tip. I remember our towels being nice and fluffy.
Jun 25, 2008 Rating
tennis balls when drying by: Anonymous
I have found that tennis balls work great when drying blankets and quilts it helps with the drying time and dries them quicker.
Jun 25, 2008 Rating
i do this too by: Anonymous
consering energy !!! I throw in a few tennis balls when drying my clothes, they speed up the process and reduce static.
Jun 23, 2008 Rating
Works, but.... by: Anonymous
I have tried this and it works... but I wonder if it is safe for delicates.
Jun 23, 2008 Rating
This is a great idea! by: Shannon Paige
I first came across this idea when drying comforters at the laundromat. If you put in 4-5 tennis balls, it really helps to keep the fabric moving instead of rolling into a big ball that doesn't dry completely.
Jun 23, 2008 Rating
It Works! by: Anonymous
I tried this with 2 tennis balls to fluff up my pillows. They came out HUGE! I use them with almost every load now.
Jun 20, 2008 Rating
Agreed! by: Anonymous
I agree--no need to buy fancy dryer balls, like they sell in the stores. Tennis balls work just fine.
