What do I do with Woolies (wool dryer balls) when they unravel?




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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA on Jul 22, 2017
Roll them back up!Helpful Reply -
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Michele Pappagallo on Jul 22, 2017
You can roll them back up and stick them into the toe of an old panty hose/stocking. Run them through a wash and dry cycle to help them shrink back together...then remove them from the hose. Should be ready to go!Helpful Reply -
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Marilyn Zaruba on Jul 22, 2017
If it is new, return it, but if old, TIGHTLY rewind it and boil it for a bit to tighten it back up. I think I would also be tempted to wrap it tightly in nylon net until I am sure it is going to hold together.Helpful Reply -
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Elizabeth Dion on Aug 02, 2017
Soak them in boiling hot Water to refelt them and throw them in the dryer to 'shrink' them back up.Helpful Reply -
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