Eucalan Lavender Fine Fabric Wash 16.9 Ounce

I use Euclan lavender for all my woollens. I change my handknit socks every day and soak in Euclan, 3-5 pairs at a time in a small bucket of tepid water, about 3 litres, with a full cap full of Euclan. Soak for 30 minutes to one hour. Gentle spin in a ‘delicates’ bag in the machine, no rinse just spin. Perfect results every time. I have washed my socks like this for the last year and they come out clean and beautifully perfumed. I think the comments of others who say it doesn’t clean are probably either not using it concentrated enough ( I use a capful to 3 litres water or less; as opposed to the recommended capful to 5 litres ) or as they themselves have stated, the woollens they are washing are excessively dirty and probably would benefit a pre-wash. Personally for bodily fluids and mud I would use Persil Silk and Wool or Tesco have an equivalent product but not so pleasant smelling! Then I would soak in Euclan to recondition. I can’t understand the negative comments about the Lavender fragrance, it smells of lavender! My jumpers emit a beautiful subtle lavender fragrance for days after, can’t keep my nose out my sweaters! But if you really find it unpleasant then use the fragrance free! I have nothing but praise for this for ALL my handknits and thoroughly recommend its use. I think if your woollies are smelly / dirty you need to use it double strength.

Ideal para bloquear prendas de punto hechas a mano. No hace apenas espuma y no necesita aclarado. 100% recomendable.

Ein paar Tropfen ins Wasser, Wolle einweichen, ausdrücken, ggf. kurz schleudern, fertig. Die Wolle ist traumhaft weich und gepflegt, der Duft ist dezent. Für mich das beste Wollpflegeprodukt. Sehr ergiebig!

Très bonne odeur et produit idéal pour les tricoteuses

TL;DR -- it got these pants clean just by soaking them! Great product & I definitely recommend it. I've gotten a lot of wool clothing over the past year and a half. Eucalan does an excellent job cleaning it, and keeping it soft and odor-resistant. It's easy to use-- add 1 teaspoon per gallon of lukewarm water (I usually use 1 tablespoon in a 3-gallon bucket). Gently squeeze the water through clothing, soak for 15+ minutes (I do half an hour), squeeze out the excess & lay clothes on a drying rack. Happily my washing machine has a "drain & spin" setting, so I use that instead of squeezing out the water by hand. The Eucalan is most effective if you DON'T rinse it out. I slopped a bunch of sludge-water on my pants while cleaning a plaster trap (see photo) but was confident that Eucalan could clean them. I didn't get around to washing them until a day later, but I still didn't bother pre-washing or rinsing out the stain first. I just used twice as much Eucalan, since it says to use more for heavily soiled items, and followed the directions above. The pants came out perfectly clean, just a few little specks left in the stitching which were only noticeable since I was looking closely. Leaves a pleasant, but faint, lavender scent.