🌸 Jasmine Wrapture - Large 16.9 Oz Review

I have always used eucalyptus, eucalyptus and lavender in my knitwear and they do an excellent job especially for softening and setting. A new thrift store opened up in my area recently and they had a huge pile of very good but very dirty (gross!) sweaters for a few dollars each. I bought a bouquet of flowers. This time I bought Jasmine Eucalan because I'm a bit germphobic and it's supposed to have "antibacterial" properties. I don't know if it works or not (I REALLY want to believe it works!)…

I wash all my cashmere sweaters at home and have a lot of them, some are 25 years old and look good. This wash is remarkable because you don't rinse, but somehow the dirt disappears and stays in the bowl of water after the wash. Two days in a row I would lie on my back and eat chocolate ice cream or a chocolate ice cream bar and spill the chocolate on two different light blue cashmere sweaters. Don't ask me how I did that twice, it's just incredibly stupid. BUT Eucalan removed all marks in…

For hand knitters, blocking is an important technique for shaping knitwear by redistributing stitches without stretching or damaging the fibers. Ordinary water can be used for this purpose, but to preserve the softness of natural fibers and the natural lanolin oils contained in these fibers, washing wool is more effective. I purchased and used this product in conjunction with The Laundress Wool & Cashmere Shampoo. , Kedrovaya, 16 Stock oz - 32 Loads and Soakwash Liquid Laundry Detergent, 12 oz…