I’ve seen the commercials for this steaming pile er um I mean ball and decided I would give it a go. I really bought one because I am always forgetting about the last load that I do and it always ends up sitting in the dryer for days before I remember it’s in there. I end up having to soak something then put it in there so it gets everything else wet so it dries everything so there are no wrinkles. I thought this might be easier and faster.
So I bought one today and I didn’t know they are hard plastic, almost hard as a rock. It has a sponge inside of it and you pour 2-4oz of water in there, you can’t just pour it from the tap like the commercial (or picture) shows because it says do not over fill it. So I used a measuring cup because I don’t want to disobey a direct order from the directions lol.
The dryer only had 3 dress shirts in there and I tossed the rock hard ball in there and turned the dryer on. Oh my goodness, it was banging in the dryer and it was freaking me out so I went into the bedroom so I wouldn’t have to hear it. I go back in the kitchen and the dryer isn’t even going anymore. I open the door and to my surprise everything is wrinkle free. So all is well afterall.
So I guess if you put it in a dryer filled with towels and shirts and what not then it will be enough to keep it from banging all over the place, I highly doubt it but you never know.
I think what happened was it was so unbalanced that it just stopped. Thank goodness it has that function to prevent the dryer from breaking down. So I think from now on when I use it, I’ll only use it on a full load, not just 3 shirts. Good to know.
The box was $15 at the grocery store and it comes with 2 balls. I guess if you’re buying something with balls you need a complete pair otherwise you feel off balance. Hmmm maybe that’s why my dryer shut down, it didn’t have the balls to finish it’s cycle.
I’m quite pleased with the infromtiaon in this one. TY!
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