BWG707
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Laundry balls are plastic balls about the size of tennis balls that have dull spikes on them. You just toss them in the dryer with your laundry. They have elimated all the stactic from my towels.
How often do you wash your drying towels?
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Laundry balls are plastic balls about the size of tennis balls that have dull spikes on them. You just toss them in the dryer with your laundry. They have elimated all the stactic from my towels.
crxman2010
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For those of you that wash all your towels every time, do you just throw them all into one load?
Generally speaking, I have say 6 different towels, (drying/qd, interior, waxing, wheels, compounds/polishes, and then some general for whatever...) and once dry each type goes into a container (per type) until there is enough of that towel to justify using the laundry machine. Maybe 15 minimum. I mean I don't like the idea of the towels sitting with chemicals in them, but washing say 2-3 towels doesn't seem right either.
Generally speaking, I have say 6 different towels, (drying/qd, interior, waxing, wheels, compounds/polishes, and then some general for whatever...) and once dry each type goes into a container (per type) until there is enough of that towel to justify using the laundry machine. Maybe 15 minimum. I mean I don't like the idea of the towels sitting with chemicals in them, but washing say 2-3 towels doesn't seem right either.
I'm surprised your wheels towels aren't washed by themselves.
