can this bee used on wool and cashmere sweaters?
931950
I have used it on all my dry-cleanable clothes and on some that I just don't want to wreck by washing them. I think you will be happy using it. I have yet to have a problem!
931951
Yes, I have. Don't use it for leather or suede. It works well with down bblankets, I throw in some tennis balls and it has worked out well. Good luck.
931952
Defuzzer was used, the spelling came out incorrect. This really worked great on all my sweaters, it is like a little vacuum.
931953
I'm using this for wool/cashmere sweaters with no problem,however,after I did,I put the sweaters under the shade to dry out.Because I don't like the smell of the product. Don't try to rub the spot off.It makes more worth with oil that's contained in this product.I use Woolite just for very light dirty clothes.
931954
I have used this product with wool sweaters, pants,coats,hats,scarves,etc. I am only assuming it will do just as well with cashmere.
931955
I have used these drycleaning sheets on wool and cashmere sweaters without difficulty. The only thing that you must remember is to follow the garments" cleaning recommendations. If the label indicates that the wool and/or cashmere items may be drycleaned then you should have no problem.
931956
This is the primary reason I buy it. Works on knits of all kinds very well. Better to commercially dry clean any item that needs to be pressed (i.e. slacks). Just remember to hang the items as soon as they finish.
931957
I bought this especially for cashmere, you can rub on stains and then place a sheet with four cashmere sweaters in dryer. It refreshes them, this is an inexpensive way to care for them. I used the delicate cycle, it would probably do as good with wool, I do not wear wool. It worked great with heavy silk blend sweaters. I also bought a drizzled, I used it first to remove sweater pills.
786625
I haven't tried on wool. Since the material is a little damp, I would be concerned with colorfastness. Perhaps a spot check first.
552386
I wouldn't use it on anything delicate, or on something that might snag. I have used it on a wool blazer/jacket with success, and also on dark khakis.
885887
I have only used it once for my cashmere sweater and the sweater came out looking like how it looked before washing it.
1975964
I have not used it on any silks and wool,,Try using it on some scrap wool or silk. This Laundry soda is not as harsh as most detergents.
1892118
i imagine if you can get it to work it would be safe, but i would be careful cashmere is quite perishable and you do not want to make a hole. Did you buy this yet, you should read my review, it broke quite soon after purchase, maybe you should look further for another one.
1285113
I am not positive that it would not tear felt wool, if I was you I would try a piece and check it out. But for me, I only have used the hole punch on leather only. It is a steady product and probably would work, but not sure for lack of experience with felt.
1514999
Not only can you make shawls it also makes sweaters. Just buy the addi express king size has a book by addi and it has several patterns.
782678
I think it would be ok to use on natural fabrics for both indoor & outdoor clothing however I definitely wouldn't use it on delicates or dressy clothing like tropical wool dress pants or a suit. Hope that helps.
766256
I went to the website www.forevernew.com. They have a lengthy list of washables. They do list cashmere and wool clothing. You may wish to look at it for your own information.
590425
I have found this to work pretty well on furniture, not so well on clothes. Mostly I use it to remove cat fur from our couch and chair, and it does a pretty good job with that. I have not found it to be effective for normal lint on clothes. I don't have any wool coats to test on, so sorry I can't be more specific.
870454
It should not if you follow the label on the clothing as well as the bottle of woolite. We use it for most non-dryclean articles. Always use the delicate cycle. Everything should be fine.
774102
I have not! It brings the softest feel ever, to all our wool and cashmere sweaters, amazing, I've often wondered what my regular clothes would be like if I were to substitute that for the Laundress Darks I use for normal machine washing, probably the same softness!
2065593
I have not tried to use this for sweater but cotton Tee and knit wear is fine.
2123042
You sure can. When I use it, I have used moose on my hair as well as a scalp treatment. I put on the fattener after my hair has been dried.
1705888
according to the puracy website "Can I use this on delicate garments and denim? Yes. We have successfully tested the 4x liquid detergent on silk, premium denim, wool, and other fine fabrics. Always follow manufacturer's instructions for the garment you intend to clean." ... So possibly? I only do basic washing.
1449882
I have an original one of these, 100% wool and I put it in the washer constantly on gentle cycle, cool water! hang to dry. I got rid of the "oily" smell in one wash. I wash ALL my woolens, even my cashmere, in an appropriate soap for woolens. They come out beautifully! Dry cleaner fluid damages wool. Wool is from sheep, they stand out all day in the rain...the only thing you should not do with wool is heat or high agitation, which will felt the wool. BTW, my seller told me there was no order as well, they must not have a nose on their faces, the odor is overwhelming right out of the box! I have an original one of these, 100% wool and I put it in the washer constantly on gentle cycle, cool water! hang to dry. I got rid of the "oily" smell in one wash. I wash ALL my woolens, even my cashmere, in an appropriate soap for woolens. They come out beautifully! Dry cleaner fluid damages wool. Wool is from sheep, they stand out all day in the rain...the only thing you should not do with wool is heat or high agitation, which will felt the wool. BTW, my seller told me there was no order as well, they must not have a nose on their faces, the odor is overwhelming... » Read More I have an original one of these, 100% wool and I put it in the washer constantly on gentle cycle, cool water! hang to dry. I got rid of the "oily" smell in one wash. I wash ALL my woolens, even my cashmere, in an appropriate soap for woolens. They come out beautifully! Dry cleaner fluid damages wool. Wool is from sheep, they stand out all day in the rain...the only thing you should not do with wool is heat or high agitation, which will felt the wool. BTW, my seller told me there was no order as well, they must not have a nose on their faces, the odor is overwhelming right out of the box! « Show Less