Review on 🌿 Eucalan Lavender Fine Fabric Wash: Trusted 16.9 Ounce Solution by Aleksandre Crane

My grandmother taught me to knit when I was a little girl. However, I never succeeded until I became pregnant with my first child and was sentenced to bed rest mid-pregnancy. A few years later I discovered natural fibers and got even better at knitting. Now I knit socks, lace and multi-thread sweaters. With so much work that goes into each piece, I'm determined to take the best care of my knitwear once it's finished. I only use Eucalan Fine Fabric Wash for hand knitting and Eucalan Eucalyptus is my absolute favorite. WHAT'S IN THE BOX: Eucalan comes in two sizes, but I prefer the larger 16.9 ounce size because I knit a lot. Each bottle contains a rich, delicately scented detergent for fine fabrics. I can wash a few things in a dishwashing tub with about a tablespoon of Eucalan. A big bottle lasts a long time. WHAT I LIKE: • Gentle scent doesn't give me migraines. Actually it is very important for me. • It works out. I use it for sweaters I knit for my kids and they wear all sorts of things • Helps a little • Lanolin naturally conditions wool. I mostly use wool in my knitwear. • This product is biodegradable. • I've been using it with a sump for years and never had any problems. • I don't have to wash it off my knitwear after soaking. This makes it very easy to use. • Eucalyptus is a natural moth repellent. • Manufactured in America (Canada) where regulation is more stringent. • Thick and rich, but dissolves easily in water. WHAT I DON'T LIKE: • I've been using this product for over a decade now and have never found anything I don't like about it. PHOTO: I am attaching photos of the bottle and part of the product in my hand. This is a fantastic wool wash that works on other fine fabrics such as corrugated. This is the only thing I would use for thin fabrics and I highly recommend it.