Dryerballs – the revolutionary new gadget that plays hardball.

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For an initial investment of just £10 every household with a tumble dryer can save between £40 and £73 per annum, conserve energy, reduce carbon emissions and eliminate the need for nasty chemical fabric conditioner, whilst fully conditioning clothes and laundry.


Depending on its efficiency every tumble dryer costs its owner between £163.30 and £294.32 per year; and this is based on average use, so it could be costing you a lot more. A simple, one off purchase of Dryerballs, new from Roullier White, can shave a minimum of 25% of this bill

These non-toxic and allergy-free balls are an environmentally friendly way to soften your clothes and reduce drying time by 25% (due to separation of the clothes in the dryer). There is no need to add a chemically laden “softening” dryer sheet or use fabric softener in your wash. Place both balls in the tumble dryer and operate the machine at the usual heat setting for the fabrics.

Dryerballs also help to eliminate wrinkles and creases making clothes easier to iron. Customers of Roullier White’s extremely high quality cotton towels and bathrobes are advised not to use fabric conditioners in their wash as this destroys the fabric absorbency, Dryerballs are the perfect solution.
Dryerballs are re-usable - just leave them in the tumble dryer to get the benefits time and time again! £10 two balls per pack from www.roullierwhite.com

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