~£1 per rechargeHousehold
Rechargeable AA Starter KitA slim charger and four AAs for power-hungry devices such as game controllers, toys and torches.

Household
Six felted New Zealand wool balls that tumble between clothes to separate them, and replace disposable dryer sheets. If you want the biggest saving on drying, the Energy Saving Trust’s advice is to line-dry or use an airer where you can.
Not on sale yet — we’re still researching products and confirming suppliers.
Your savings, honestly explained
No reliable figure
Dryer balls are often claimed to cut drying time, but Which? says it has never used dryer balls in its tumble dryer tests, and we found no peer-reviewed or reliable independent study measuring their effect. So we can’t say how much, if anything, they save on drying costs. For comparison, the Energy Saving Trust estimates that avoiding the tumble dryer and drying clothes on a line or rack saves about £50 a year in GB.
Figures are for Great Britain unless stated. We cite this guidance independently — these organisations haven’t tested, approved or endorsed this product or our shop.
~£1 per rechargeHousehold
Rechargeable AA Starter KitA slim charger and four AAs for power-hungry devices such as game controllers, toys and torches.
No reliable figureHousehold
Beeswax Food Wraps, 3-PackReusable wraps for covering bowls, cheese, bread and halved fruit instead of cling film.