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DIY Dryer Balls


This DIY post we are making dryer balls out of socks!

Why socks? We all know socks go in but sometimes

they never come out. Instead of throwing those socks away, save

them and you can make your own dryer balls and save money!


What you'll need:

socks

your favorite essential oils


Create:

Begin by dropping 20 drops of the essential oil you chose

on your first sock. Then roll the sock up starting at the toe end

and going up toward the cuff.


Now roll the cuff over onto itself tightly to form a ball. Place that

sock on top of another sock. Add 20 more drops of your essential

oil onto the second sock. Roll that one up with the first sock ball

starting from toe to cuff. Tightly wrap the cuff over it

to form your ball.


Repeat this for 4-6 socks. When your scent starts to wear off you

can add more essential oils by opening the cuff and dropping

them into the center.




 

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