WW1 Wool Wash — 500ml
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This gentle pH neutral formulation helps to keep woollen garments, silks and delicates clean, soft and fresh.
Economically concentrated : at least 25 washes in 500ml bottle. Wool Wash contains certified organic eucalyptus oil and other high quality plant based ingredients derived from citrus and coconut.
Ingredients
- Certified organic eucalyptus oil
- Anionic and non-ionic surfactants (from glucose and coconut oil)
- Plant based alcohol and solvents
- Citric acid
- Water
Instructions for use
- Concentrated formula - use less than normal
- For hand-washing, add 1-2tsp (5-10ml) to a tub of water and mix well before adding garments. Squeeze clothes gently in the water, rinse well.
- For machine washing, place 1-2tbsp (15-20ml) in the dispenser of your washing machine and set to wool or delicate cycle.
- Wool Wash works well in warm or cold water.
- Always read the care instructions on your garments before washing.
Tips
A gentle wash in Wool Wash is great for cleaning kids soft toys.
Product availability
- New Zealand
- Australia
- World-wide
Customer responses
LOVE the baby body wash and shampoo. Won't use anything else for my son and I sent your products to England for my nephew.
PR, email
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My 2 year old's skin is looking fantastic since starting your products and your plant based toilet cleaner is a must for our composting toilet. Great work - keep it up.
CW, Melbourne, Australia
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Health benefits
I changed to your plant based laundry powder after my children were constantly complaining about itching. They stopped within one use of your powder. I would never go back to the other commercial laundry powders now! So thanks!
JO'B, email March 2005
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Washing powders can precipitate severe allergic reactions, particularly asthma.
British Medical Journal 1995
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Environment benefits
Rising sales of soaps, bath and shower products, and baby wipes are being blamed for a huge rise in the number of children suffering from eczema by skin specialist Dr Michael Cork. Dr Cork is a skin researcher at the University of Sheffield. NZ Herald, 15 May 2002.
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