I would say yes! It's not going to make some wools super soft, but it will soften it some. It may take several lanolizing washes!
Does lanolizing make your wool softer?
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I would have to say yes. The wool absorbs the lanolin. I love how soft my hands feel after I lanolize my wool. I haven't done it yet, but I am going to lanolize my feet. Maybe for Father's Day.
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What an idea! To lanolize your feet! Maybe I'll do my feet & my DH's on Father's Day Thanks Kim
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Well I have the mystery figured out with help from the maker! Why the big difference~because the body of the soaker I have isn't Merino but the waist & leg bands are I guess (here I thought it was all Merino b/c I bought it off TP as Merino I now know better!)
Now I finally have Merino~LOL
Originally Posted by ustasmom I would have to say yes. The wool absorbs the lanolin. I love how soft my hands feel after I lanolize my wool. I haven't done it yet, but I am going to lanolize my feet. Maybe for Father's Day.
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Well I have the mystery figured out with help from the maker! Why the big difference~because the body of the soaker I have isn't Merino but the waist & leg bands are I guess (here I thought it was all Merino b/c I bought it off TP as Merino I now know better!)
Now I finally have Merino~LOL
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Wow! Lanolizing your feet! What a wonderful idea! Oh, I'm going to try that tomorrow!
Originally Posted by ustasmom I would have to say yes. The wool absorbs the lanolin. I love how soft my hands feel after I lanolize my wool. I haven't done it yet, but I am going to lanolize my feet. Maybe for Father's Day.
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