How many balls are needed per load?
783244
using all 6 at once works best especially for large loads but you could get away with 4.
783245
6 come in an order and I use all 6 at the same time. Has decreased both drying time and static for me but I think you could use as few as 2 if you wanted. Don't remove "pills" once they start forming. The extra surface area further helps to decrease static! Love these!
783246
All 6 of them. Personally I'd like to have 9 in every load. It's a preference. But the more balls the better the results. (Softer clothes, less static). I've seen comments of some who used two sets if 6.
783247
I use 2-6 balls - it seems that if more balls are used, drying time is reduced.
783248
I just leave all 6 in the dryer for every load. I'm sure you could use less if you wanted. I've never felt the need for more than 6.
1956924
Not very many. A little box of them. We blew threw them pretty quickly, best to order or buy some to have ready when it gets to you, no sense in slowing down the fun and games
1003217
The directions will tell you that laundry dries quicker by using more balls. so I use all 6 of them, regardless of load size.
1942158
150.The product description lists the quantity: "Add 150 new balls for any Step2 inflatable product"
716508
No way, 100 of these small balls barely covering half the pack n play's floor. I returned these and bought 150 of the 3" Pit balls My Balls by CMS Pack of 150 pcs 3.1'' Jumbo Size Crush Proof Plastic Balls in 5 Bright Colors - Phthalate Free BPA Free, Perfect amount for a Pack 'n Play which covers the pack n play with 2 layers of balls. A perfect amount, and cost much less than 200~300 of these smaller balls.
1806827
I would say yes for the most part. I typically use 5 balls and I bet I hit 20 to 30 times before I need to fetch them again. I hit off a mat in the garage. I'm not sure if it would return the ball through grass.
1768684
The product easily holds the 200 balls I purchased to go with it and can probably hold many more,but keep in mind, that, with children playing inside, the balls will be flying out of the 2 side openings.
2277297
The instructions suggest you use two for large loads, One for small to normal sized loads.
490313
I would say a large load or 2 medium loads. I see someone said 3 or 4 loads. Depends on what it is. If it's whites (lingerie, socks, underwear), maybe. Or their loads are very small.
996151
600. That is the recommended amount, and that recommendation was exactly correct. My one-year-old grand-daughter loves the ball pit. So does my three-year-old grand-daughter. Recommend purchasing the foam alphabet/numbers mat to go under the pit for safety's sake.
504165
No, I had to purchase two 200 packs from Toy R Us the day of party for the pool without water to fill up the pool. I only used 300 balls for 5 kids but my son by himself I use 500 balls to cover the bottom plus extras. 200 balls are at least to cover the bottom and few to play with in the pool.
1912318
Sorry, I have not kept track of the loads. I only use it when washing the sheets and bedding from my bed so it lasts a long time.
2266088
I ordered 300 to fill it and that was most definitely not enough. I would say 600 even though it's not a big bouncy.
716510
A 100 play balls most likely cover 1 layer so I would recommend 200 or more play balls depending on the size of pack n play.
716509
I'd say no. Better to get at least 2. I used my bag of 100 (+ the 15 balls I already had), in a blow-up Doc Mcstuffins "ball pit". They are only 2 layers thick and a pack n play is much bigger.
120545
A ton! You only have to use like 2-3 spoon fulls to do a load of 10 to 12 diapers. We love this product. Hope this helps
1340704
I got these ones: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008H3LE6G/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc;=1It comes with 100 balls and a mesh bag to hold them in, however I found 100 to not enough so I had to order an additional set of 100.