Cowboysfan8
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Not sure what product they were testing but there's plenty of anecdotal evidence (people who've used them) that says it does reduce drying time.Look i was trying to be nice. You got scammed. They dont save you money. They dont dry faster. They are dumb.you're not into saving money? Less drying time means less time the dryer is running, less money to the electric company. Plus, ~$7 for a set of dryer balls that lasts for hundreds (or more) loads is cheaper than the several boxes of dryer sheets you'd have to buy.
"Soften your clothes, sheets and more every time you dry with the National TV Products' Dryer Balls! These incredible small round fabric softeners take the stiffness out of clothes, sheets and towels naturally, with no chemicals or toxins. Durable construction lasts and lasts for hundreds of uses and actually helps your clothes dry faster. These handy dryer companions will keep all your fabrics feeling soft and fresh use after use."
The Test:
Drying with and without the Dryer Balls.
The Verdict:
Difficult to detect a noticeable difference--other than increased noise--when drying with the Balls."
“Using a Wool Dryer Ball can decrease drying time by up to 50%." https://www.parachutehome.com/blog/wool-dryer-balls
"Depending on the make and model of your dryer, they decrease drying time by 30 to 50 per cent, saving energy and money." https://davidsuzuki.org/living-green/wool-dryer-balls-shrink-drying-time/
One of the main benefits of using dryer balls is that they help reduce drying time, sometimes as dramatically as cutting it in half. https://www.thespruce.com/what-do-dryer-balls-do-6741931
Real world experience, about 3minutes in he states reduced drying time. https://www.amazon.com/vdp/07eec6b74e7740449ed80bc573fc13ca?ref=dp_vse_rvc_6
ETA: here's someone who went to the extreme of doing an actual test. https://littlemainefarmhouse.com/do-dryer-balls-really-work/
God bless the ffaAnd that's what Consumer Reports does. Those other people are trying to sell you something.ETA: here's someone who went to the extreme of doing an actual test.

