Shoppers are raving about the £5 Dunelm purchase, which cuts drying time and saves you money
BARGAIN hunters are raving about a £5 laundry purchase that ‘significantly reduces drying time’.
So if you’re looking to save some money this winter, but still want to use your tumble dryer to dry your laundry, we’ve got just what you’re looking for.
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Thanks to an affordable purchase from Dunelm, your laundry not only dries much faster than normal, but your clothes and towels also feel super soft.
Shoppers have praised the two pack of Minky Dryer Balls, which cost just £5 from Dunelm, claiming they not only make laundry “look like new” but also “reduce drying time”.
Thanks to the Minky Dryer Balls, which have plastic spikes that retain heat, they will soften clothes naturally.
They are designed to gently massage the fibers of your clothes, keeping them free of static electricity.
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They promote the separation of clothes within the drum so that warm air can circulate effectively, making them ideal for thicker fabrics such as towels and bed linen.
These durable balls are all you need for efficient drying as they are built to last and can be reused again and again, saving you both time and energy with every cycle.
Thanks to these affordable purchases, your clothes will feel soft and fluffy in no time, without the need for expensive chemical fabric softeners.
And don’t worry, these vibrant balls are suitable for use on all types of clothing and fabrics and are fade resistant so the colors won’t fade or transfer to your garments.
All you have to do is simply place the balls in your dryer, next to your wet laundry, and let them do their magic.
Shoppers flocked to Dunelm’s website to praise the energy-saving dryer balls, which Minky says provide ‘faster drying’ and ‘softer fabrics’.
The dryer balls have an average rating of 4.1, with many praising their affordability and effectiveness.
One person said: “Great dryer balls! Hand washed a duvet jacket and all the filling went flat! Re-wet my coat and used four of the Minky balls and they fluffed my coat in the dryer so it looks like new!
Even more winter washing tips
Tackling winter laundry can be a challenge, but these helpful tips can help you stay on top of it:
- Use a dehumidifier: Place a dehumidifier in your drying room to speed up the drying process and prevent moisture.
- Spin cycle boost: Run an extra spin cycle on your washing machine to remove excess water from clothes, which will reduce drying time.
- Indoor drying rack: Invest in a good quality indoor drying rack and place it near a radiator or in a well-ventilated area.
- Tumble dryer balls: Add dryer balls to your dryer to help clothes dry faster and reduce static cling.
- Space saving hangers: Use space-saving hangers or a retractable clothesline to maximize indoor drying space.
- Microfiber towels: Place microfiber cloths over your drying rack to absorb extra moisture from hanging clothes.
- Partly dry outside: Hang the clothes outside on dry days before bringing them inside to dry.
These hacks can help you keep your laundry routine efficient and your clothes fresh, even during the colder months.
“Also an excellent price! (Some of these balls can be super pricey). Definitely worth it, I now even use them when I dry my towels in the dryer to fluff them too! Great purchase for me!”
Another added: “Great quality and value for money and significantly reduced drying time.”
I bought these with the idea of reducing drying time in the dryer and I have to say they actually did that by about 10 minutes
Dunelm shopper
A third commented: “I’ve used this several times and it seems to work as they said. They seem to help reduce the time required somewhat. Everything helps with drying in the dryer.”
While someone else raved: “I bought these with the idea of reducing drying time in the tumble dryer and I have to say they actually did that by about 10 minutes. They are well made.”
At the same time, one customer said, “I was skeptical, but these really made a difference in how soft the laundry felt afterwards.”
Meanwhile, one woman confessed, “I don’t like fabric softener in all items, so I find this helpful in separating the fibers, especially on towels.”
