🐑 Lamby AllerWash 16.9-Ounce Woolwash: The Perfect Solution for Gentle and Effective Wool Cleaning Review

This cleans my sheepskin perfectly. The leather felt a little stiff when it finally dried and I don't think there's a way to avoid this, especially if you wash it in water. I used to mistakenly wash sheepskin with regular detergent - a big mistake, it was so harsh - but this time I made sure to use something made for sheepskin like Aller Wash. I have a HE machine that uses little water and I set this to hand wash (delicate wash too much shaking) with double rinses. I highly recommend a double…

Worked very well for washing the sheepskin I took my grandmother from home. The dosing mechanism is very well thought out, and after washing on the gentle cycle and drying on the cold/gentle cycle, the lambskin came out clean. The skin is clean and practically odorless. The leather side looks happy too. You need to brush the sheepskin once it's dry (there are special brushes for sheep, but you can buy a brush for long haired dogs, they're really the same. Just don't brush the wool like you…

So I went on the internet and searched for a wool detergent that would work on sheepskin rugs and found something but they all seemed suspicious, like the product Kookaburra (sp?). People were complaining online about dry skin and other horrors. I have a large, expensive sheepskin rug that I wanted to clean because that's my cat's favorite spot (and therefore favorite spot to wash her paws). This product worked like a charm! MACHINE WASHING IS PERFECT. I washed the entire rug in a top loading…