How to Prevent Sheets from Balling Up in the Dryer

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 No More Cotton Meteors, Linen Lumps, or Fitted-Sheet Fights

Let’s be honest — laundry is already a hassle.

But there’s one moment that feels like a personal betrayal:

You open the dryer.
You reach in.
And instead of soft, dry, fluffy sheets…
You pull out a giant, hot, wrinkled cotton meteor.

 

 

Your comforter and fitted sheet had a fight, made up, and became a tangled mess.

Now you’re spending 10 minutes untangling the chaos before you can even make the bed.

Sound familiar?

You’re not alone.

 

 

But here’s the good news:
 You can stop the balling.
 You can win the war.
And no — you don’t need a new dryer or some $60 “sheet detangler” gadget.

Just a few smart habits. Let’s go

 Why Do Sheets Ball Up in the Dryer?

 

 

It’s not magic.
It’s not laundry karma.
It’s just physics — and poor loading habits.

Here’s what happens:

  • Wet sheets stick together and start tumbling in a clump.

  • As the dryer spins, that clump turns into a giant twisted knot.

  • Smaller items (like pillowcases or socks) get trapped inside.

  • The outside dries; the inside stays wet, wrinkled, and steamy.

Ugh.

 

 

 How to Keep Sheets from Balling Up in the Dryer

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