Do you use all 3 each time? How effective is it at reducing static cling?
374990
We just leave the three in all the time. The only time I have found that it does not get rid of static clean very well is with dress pants...like mens dress pants. We still add a dryer sheet for loads with those in them. We also live in a very cold dry climate so will be anxious to see if it changes in summer when more humidity arrives to our area... I dislike using dryer sheets so would great to say we don't ever need them.
374991
I use all 3..they mix up the clothes better to dry them faster.. I love them. Don't have static cling not sure if it is the dryer Balls or not.
374992
I leave all 3 in my dryer at all times. They look the same as the day I bought them. I haven't had any static in my clothes. I throw the odd dry garment in to get wrinkles out and once got static but I love the product!
374993
Yes, I do use all three. When it is particularly cold and dry, they do not help much with static cling. However, they have reduced drying time.
374994
Oh yes, I use all 3 each time. I haven't experienced any static cling at all.
268569
You apply it to the inside of the window. Its a static cling so you can take it on and off windows as many time as you like. I found that getting the window completely wet helped with the application, and making sure there weren't any air bubbles.
891818
I have an Energy Star front-load washer and its companion dryer. I bought a six pack a couple of years ago, and my box says to use all six in a load. I am just now noticing a bit of static on things like skimpy fleece blankets we put out for the cats, and so forth. I am very pleased with this purchase and I'm thinking of buying another pack to have to use for "good" laundry and to save the older ones for loads where it doesn't matter. I have not used a single dryer sheet since I started using Woolzies and I feel better about my contribution to the environment, as a result.
1986411
I wouldn't call it static cling. It is a thin plastic that is applied similar to window tint (but thicker). Easy to install and transparent. I'm very happy with it.
1344638
i use three, one each side and one across the back. it works out well when i am in one spot for a couple of months
1666183
From my experience using these, there is no doubt static is eliminated. I noticed a difference when I used 6, but now I use 12 (I have a large dryer capacity) and have consistently not seen any static even with the thick blankets. I love these balls - wished I knew about them during those years I used the plastic ones until they started smelling funny.
1575814
I would not recommend using this product on high use applications. only static non-moving applications, but not sure will ask son in morning try to revise asap Don
940772
I just saw this question and the answer is yes! I have one inside a closet mounted with those strips. It works wonderfully!!! I just used one on each end since it was drywall. On wood, I might use 3 or 4. I have also mounted these with zipties on each end when there is something to thread the tie through on top (like a wire shelf.)
1129686
Thats personal preference. I think its easier to keep all three in but it doesnt change anything if you only put two.
317835
No, you do not need to use two if you are using both hands. Using 1 will ground your entire body, eliminating any static. At that point, you could use both hands and both feet if you wanted!
650823
You'll need a razor or a scraper to get them off -- they do have a 'permanent' adhesive, and are not static clings. Hope that helps!
916232
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.
1869141
Use one at a time for a screen cover to avoid scratching your screen. Put the other two away for spares intil you need them
177933
It depends on what you are sweeping up, I have two dogs, one that sheds alot, so sometimes it creates static cling when sweeping. But most of the timeI have no issues with anything sticking to the broom
1217566
I use my cloth on my shower doors and love it. The hard water mineral build up hasn't come off down near the floor of the shower, but it is better. I am thinking that using something like CLR would be a good thing to start with, and just don't let it build up again. Also, don't get the CLR on the Norwex cloth. The cloth works wonders on stainless steel fixtures and glass.
786423
I would stick to B. ITS your choice what pattern to do. But that has to be consistent throughout your installation.
1810952
I spray it on after the bath to help dry, it cuts my drying time and leaves the dog soft. Then if static is an issue I spritz a bit of the stuff to help with that. I love the stuff! My whole salon uses it.