🦄 16oz Unicorn Power Scour: Premium Deep Cleaning Soap for All Fiber Types - Raw Wool, Sheepskin, Fleece, Cashmere, Mohair, Alpaca, Knits, Hemp, Cotton, Rugs - Boost Fiber Yield with Lavender Scent Review

2 Jakobs raw fleeces in feed sacks received, no petticoats at all, just like from sheep, only that they were additionally compressed. a bit of nonsense. I cut off the worst and stuck a sizable chunk in an outside tub of water somewhere between warm and hot due to lack of access to a heat source. I added a few teaspoons of Unicorn Scour, added wool, swirled it around and dunked it in water, crossed my fingers, hoping for the best and expecting the worst. IT WORKED MIRACLES. Even in not very hot…

I didn't dare to buy that for our wool diapers. I hear all the praise and good things but the price was too much for me to bother with. We only use wool cases due to child's PUL sensitivity, so I wash wool quite often. Got a free sample from another purchase and after first use came here and bought a bottle. I use it on all my wool every time it needs to be washed. I have used it in my HE front loading machine for a full load of colorful wool items with no problems, it came out very clean and…

To be honest I was hesitant to buy what looked like a $25 bottle of shampoo. I figured I'd try a regular wash of this poorly lined fleece first, no frills. After an arduous effort, the lanolin was still stuck to the fleece, the fiber was dry and smooth. It looked boring and very disappointing. So I bought this product. It arrived before the expected delivery date which was fantastic. Last night I washed all the wool with just 4 teaspoons of this product. I quickly saw wool release lanolin into…

Can a unicorn brush be magical? It smells like happiness and cleans your fibers fantastically. I bought my first raw fleece to learn and understand the process of turning fibers from messy wool into handspun yarn. The wool was from Lincoln sheep (very curly and almost like doll's wool in consistency) and was packed in a box that smelled like a barn. The fur was VERY oily. Imagine touching Severus Snape's hair after two weeks without a shower. It wasn't a good feeling and I don't know how anyone