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Eucalan Wool Wash for proper care of your wool covers and fine washables.
Stock Status: In stock as listed. Usually ships the same or next business day.
Eucalan Wool Wash the most popular and inexpensive way to wash wool covers. It is also called Eucalan Delicate Wash. It restores some lanolin with each washing. Easy to use because it's easy to measure, unlike the soap, where you have to guess until you get a feel for how much to use. If you are machine washing a merino wool blanket, you need a liquid lanolin-enriched wool wash like this. In my 20 years of washing wools, Eucalan is the best overall of the many brands I, Karen, have tried. I don't trust my lovely wools to anything else. (One tea tree scented wash essentially ruined a wool blanket for me because the smell never goes away and it made it scratchy too. I'll stick with trusty Eucalan which keeps my wool soft and lovely.)
It's perfect for hand washing your wool covers. Some customers say they never relanolize when they use Eucalan, but it is possible that extra lanolin could be needed, but it depends on the wool and personal preference. This is far superior to grocery store wool washes, which strip the lanolin off the covers and cause them to leak. Please don't use those on your lovely wools. Use a proper wool wash such as Eucalan. Which scent to choose? That is personal preference mostly, except that the Eucalyptus is a natural moth and flea inhibitor, so if you have moths, get Eucalyptus. The scented versions are scented with pure and natural essential oils, not synthetic fragrance. The scents are very mild. Learn how to wash wool. Even more detailed and complete information is in the free GMD How To Booklet which you can request when you order.
Eucalan No Rinse Delicate Wash is non-toxic, biodegradable, free of optical brighteners, phosphates, synthetic fragrance and dye. Eucalan is pH neutral and is packaged in an easy to recycle, dye free HDPE plastic bottle. Scented varieties of Eucalan use only quality essential oils. The lanolin acts as a natural conditioner, keeping fibres supple and reducing static. Eucalan meets strict European regulations, it is "quickly" biodegradable. Made in Canada.
Eucalan Ingredient List:
3.3 fl oz. Small
16.9 fl. oz. Large - out of stock
0.17 fl. oz One-wash. If hand washing one or two wool covers, you'll probably get 2 washes from this little size. It is enough to get you started.
KentuckyMy 11 month old wears a wool cover over a flat and a prefold everynight. I wash the cover about twice a month (when it starts to smell of urine) with this wash, following the instructions on the back of the bottle. The bottle seems so small but you only need a small amount each wash and the washes are infrequent. I think Miss Karen recommends a slightly more complicated process but I just follow the wrapper process as it is stream lined and works. I wash it in a 5 gallon bucket lanolinize the cover prn with Now lanolin emulsified with this wash. I squeeze the fabric of excess water then roll in out in 2 towels one after the other. Then, I airdry the cover inside. My cover smells so nice and is soft.
VirginiaEasy and effective. This little container will last quite a while for how infrequently I have to wash baby's wool.
California OhioWe have been using this for a while and it works beautifully. I love that it is no rinse and saves me an extra step!
MichiganVery lightly scented, leaves wool items soft and fresh. A little goes a long way! This product makes caring for wool so easy!
