Can you use Woolite to wash this skin?
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I have many sizes for rooms throughout my house and recently got a puppy who loves to sleep on them. A few accidents have occurred so, I had to wash them in my Maytag washer with the soap they recommend sold on Amazon. I lay them on a drying rack or line dry them. Just a light brushing and they are beautiful again.
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I did. They recommend dry cleaning which I object to. I have washed it on gentle cold water settings using a Maytag machine. I air dry them when they are done washing. The only problem is the label they have glued on.
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I have one that I put away for 25 years and now my granddaughter uses it. I can't tell which is the new one and which is the old! I tumble it in the drier on warm for 10 minutes then comb it out and hang to dry. Beautiful. All my babies loved their Lambie.
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I have not washed mine since I purchased it, nothing has gotten on it. It is naturally antibacteria so doesn't need regular washing. I would not put it in a washer or dryer, only a soak and rinse. The fur will felt a little even with light washes. Forums mention that Woolite will make the leather stiff and dry but again I haven't tried to wash mine. Wooltech and Eucalan are more recommended. You might also use a spray bottle and spot clean dirty areas.
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No. I place mine in a laundry bag and throw it into the washing machine with my satin bedsheet. I use woolite and cold water setting for both.
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another thing---i hand wash in warm water (not hot) with the same soap i use for the stockings--a special MILD soap--i heard Woolite is good--but have nor used it.
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Sorry James I've never tried it on my lambs wool rugs - I do them in the washing machine on delicate using VERY LITTLE shampoo and a WEE bit of Condition mixed with Water, dry on the cool setting and then in the sun and they have come out beautifully. But Miracle Coat Spray does do a great job on our Shith Tzu's face but think you'd have to use a lot of it on the rug but either way cheaper than taking it to the cleaners! Good Luck
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Yes. I wash mine on delicate, low spin using woolite - now I have a new machine without the center agitator in the washer machine. If you have an older washer with a center agitator, I would recommend handwashing them. I dry them on low for seven minutes and then hang them to dry the rest of the way. This has worked best. To dry any longer wrinkles them.
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Don't see why not though I personally don't use bleach on anything that goes against my skin. Regular washing works fine.
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Not personally, but the makers do have a video about using this for wool coats here http://www.dailycandy.com/everywhere/video/fashion/95597/How-to-Wash-a-Coat-The-Laundress
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yes you can use this - Just use less and apply with a sponge & hot water. Let it sit for a minute , scrub off .
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You can not put wool pillow in the wash, although it's better for someone with allergies. I went cotton, I couldn't imagine not having the option to throw it in the wash.
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Yes, I wash all my wool and cashmere sweaters in an HE front loader with this, and it works very well. However, the scent lasts longer if hand washing.
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No this a raw product derived from Blend of Cocoa pod and Palm OilThis Soap comes in a one block of one poundIt is often sold in conjunction with Shea separately. If you are concerned because it can be rather strong if your skin is sensitive. Therefore, I would combine with Shea butter or and pure glycerine to make your skin less irritated.
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Great question Ralia. Some wool carpet cannot be cleaned with water based formulas. You may want to check with your manufacture to verify its ok to use a cleaner like this on your wool carpet.
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I have machine washed sheepskin with regular green detergent and it works fine. I would say there is no need to use this pricey product.
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Perhaps an email to Woolite might answer your question. I would be reluctant to try it otherwise.
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Yes, you can. You can soap up first and wash it off, stay under a very warm shower for 10 minutes, then wash out the mitten with soap or body wash, rinse out, wring out, turn the water off and scrub. I also found another trick which works a lot quicker - make a mixture of one tablespoon of baking soda (soda bicarbonate) with half a cup of warm water, step into a shower and spread it over your body. Then take half a cup of apple cider vinegar and mix with one cup of warm water and spread over your body. It will foam up and then settle down. Then I just rinse it off and scrub first side to side lightly and then up and down a bit harder. Gets everything off AND balances PH of your skin. You can be out of the shower in 10 minutes as good as new :-)
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No, I use this GOJO 5361-02 1200 mL Premium Foam Handwash with Skin Conditioners (Case of 2). But, read the reviews. There's a way to refill it, but he's method only last about 3-4 refills till you have to replace the soap container.
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I wouldn't. You wouldn't need to. It is really scrubby all by itself. You just mix the crystals with lotion and use as needed and wash off.