Eucalan is good for washing wool and it has some lanolin in it, but you should still do a full lanolization with pure lanolin.
Wool washing and lanoliazing ?
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but I'm lazy, so unless it's a nighttime cover I use monkeysudz EeZee spray lanolin. It's very easy! I know, I should do a full lanolization with lanisoh or something, but...
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the way i do it....
when i do it
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is like this:
After washing my wool, I squirt about a dime-sized amount of Lanisoh or some other pure lanolin into approximately 1 cup of water and nuke it in the microwave or heat it on the stove. Swirl it around to dissolve it uniformly in the cup, then pour it into a big bowl of lukewarm water. I dunk my wool in it so it's totally submerged, then leave it alone for about 10 minutes. I remove it from the bowl, and roll it up in a clean dry towel (like you would after washing) to get rid of the extra moisture. Voila! Fully Lanolized!
hth!
ali
Originally Posted by *andiflipping* Ok.. Now..How do you do a full lanolize??? |
when i do it
is like this:
After washing my wool, I squirt about a dime-sized amount of Lanisoh or some other pure lanolin into approximately 1 cup of water and nuke it in the microwave or heat it on the stove. Swirl it around to dissolve it uniformly in the cup, then pour it into a big bowl of lukewarm water. I dunk my wool in it so it's totally submerged, then leave it alone for about 10 minutes. I remove it from the bowl, and roll it up in a clean dry towel (like you would after washing) to get rid of the extra moisture. Voila! Fully Lanolized!
hth!
ali
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This is also how I lanolize except that I use slightly more lanolin and I let the covers soak for about 1 hour.
Amy
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Originally Posted by daekini the way i do it.... when i do it
is like this: After washing my wool, I squirt about a dime-sized amount of Lanisoh or some other pure lanolin into approximately 1 cup of water and nuke it in the microwave or heat it on the stove. Swirl it around to dissolve it uniformly in the cup, then pour it into a big bowl of lukewarm water. I dunk my wool in it so it's totally submerged, then leave it alone for about 10 minutes. I remove it from the bowl, and roll it up in a clean dry towel (like you would after washing) to get rid of the extra moisture. Voila! Fully Lanolized! hth! ali |
This is also how I lanolize except that I use slightly more lanolin and I let the covers soak for about 1 hour.
Amy
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