Natural Ways to Eliminate a Static Build Up in a Dryer

Make Tin Foil Balls

• 1

  Rip a dozen sheets of tin foil out of the roll; each of them should be approximately one foot long. The measurement does not need to be exact; just eyeball it.

• 2

  Roll the first sheet of foil into a ball. Make it as compact as you possibly can.

• 3

  Lay your tin foil ball onto a flat sheet of foil. Roll the flat sheet around the ball until it is ball-shaped. Again, make it as tight as you can.

• 4

  Repeat Step three until you have a tightly packed foil ball that is approximately three inches in diameter. Rip more sheets of foil from the roll as you need them.

• 5

  Repeat Steps one through four until you have another tin foil ball.

• 6

  Toss one foil ball into the dryer when you are doing a small or regular sized load to reduce static build up in your dryer. Toss in both balls when drying a large load or a load of towels or bedding.