Dryer ball
Not to be confused with Laundry ball.
Dryer balls are sets of balls, either wool or spiky plastic, used to help soften fabrics without chemicals in a tumble clothes dryer.
Many companies manufacture wool dryer balls as well, and it is fairly simple to make wool dryer balls from wool yarn by felting it.[1]
Green Lane Products Ltd. registered their most marketed design of spiky plastic balls in 2004 as a blue ball with square spikes and a pink ball with round spikes. Several other designs were registered simultaneously. A recent British High Court action against PMS International and pound shop operator Poundland who marketed a similar product was settled out of court.[2]
Green Lane also own European Community Trade Marks for the names "dryerballs(R)" and "dryer balls(R)"
References
- ↑ "How to Make Wool Dryer Balls". 2015-01-24.
- ↑ "PMS settles out of court over tumble dryer balls". Housewares Live. 2008-05-08.
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