4 Washo Nature Tumbler Balls - energy saving

4 Washo Natur Tumbler Balls -
made from 100% natural sheep wool

Save up to 25% energy with Washo Natur Tumbler Balls

Certified to the RWS (Textile Exchange) standard, the pure sheep's wool tumbler balls reduce drying time by about 25%, and up to 1,000x tumblers. This saves energy, time and money.

100% satisfaction/money back guarantee.

In addition, Washo Natur Tumbler Balls reduce wrinkling and static build-up on your laundry. Suitable for all textiles and colors - simply ingenious. Read more about it in our blog article

Advantages for you and the environment

• Sensible alternative to fabric softener
• 100% pure sheep wool of highest quality
• free of chemicals and synthetic substances
• hypoallergenic and absolutely odorless
• reduces energy consumption, wrinkling and static charge

Application

4 Washo Natural Tumbler Balls = 1 tumbler cycle

Simply place all 4 Washo Tumbler Balls with the wet laundry in your tumbler and start the drying program. The drying time will be reduced by about 25% and you will save energy, time and money. After tumbling, you can store the dry sheep wool balls in the practical fabric bag until you need them the next time.

The Washo Natural Tumbler Balls are made of pure sheep wool and processed according to the highest standards. So you can reuse them up to 1'000 times.

Package contents

Set of 4 Washo Natur Tumbler Balls in a practical cloth bag. The diameter of the balls is about 7cm.

More reasons to love Washo:

• 1 tree planted per pack sold.
• 1% of sales to charity
• 100% satisfaction or money back

Frequently asked questions and answers can be found here.

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Note: The sheep's wool used comes from New Zealand and is certified according to the RWS (Textile Exchange) standard. The criteria are based on animal welfare and prohibits mulesing.