More Blueballs!!!!!

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i currently have 2 blueballs.:p and i heard that more would give added fluff to my microfibers. should i throw a few more in the dryer??
 
I still am quite happy with my two pack, funny though, everytime I see these I think of the forum !
 
I know what "blueballs" are, but what kind of blueballs are you talking about?
 
the kind that go in the dryer round studded balls for drying great invention
 
Dust2Glory said:
where do you get them from?
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bed bath ./ walmart
kmart /online ebay. there called dryer balls. and there blue. there awesome they make the microfibers so fluffy
 
Two work for me...saves you from having to add Bounce sheets or fabric softener and lessens static cling. They do a good job of fluffing up towels.

That is if my wife doesn't constantly lose them...
 
I've got four. I don't want to have four but had to get two more and you guys know why.
WHERE DO THEY GO????
 
your being sillyIm the MAN Im the MAN Im the MAN
 
Too many guys on here have blue balls, I think Scott has had the most blue balls so far....












:D
 
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and for those needing more help, how about static free balls, I dont know about you but after a hot day in the summer these might be just the ticket for.....

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I thought the fabric sheets were bad for MF towels? Do the BB do the same thing?
 
No, they are supposed to fluff the towels and allow the hot air to get in between the towels. This is supposed to make the dryer more efficient and the towels more fluffy than without. Some people swear by them, others think they are a scam.
 
On the topic, on other forum people that started with two said they noticed improvements by using as much as six.
 
FMINUS said:
I thought the fabric sheets were bad for MF towels? Do the BB do the same thing?
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I have the same question :confused:
 
no fabric sheets are designed to release a fabric softner into the mix also, touch them and the difference is immediately noted. The balls are simply to fluff the towels abit and reduce drying time.
 
Like a killr said, dryer sheets are working by releasing chemicals, which is bad for towels. Dryer balls work on "mechanical principle" (no chemicals on them, once you purchased them no need for repurchasing) by tumbling together with clothes (towels) fluffing them up in the process and contributing to quicker drying.
 
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