Earth Choice Woolwash Questions & Answers

I am not yet 100 % sure of the correct answer.
Perhaps it would be fine if you sponge the car cover with a warm damp cloth that has a little earth choice on it, then leave it to dry in the sun, or a warm heated room indoors.

PH 8.8 so Alkaline

If it's a front loader, I add about 30mls. When I had my top loader, I used about 50mls

Thanks Tweety. It is a front loader. and I noticed also that the wash cycles go on for ever. Is that normal? I like to use a cold wash as well, but that's not mentioned in anything I have read. And it would usually only take about 30-45 minutes to complete a wash load. Can you possibly help me further with these queries?

eucalyptus oil naturally contains antibacterial properties, so I would suggest the answer to be yes.

You can't use woolwash, only Woolskin Sheepskin Shampoo - you'll have to use Google to find where to buy it.

Can I wash my sheep skin rugs with this product cane some one let me know thanks Marama

yes.

I asked the question, do not know the answer

did you get an answer to this? i am wondering the exact same thing....

No I am still awaiting a reply.

I have however washed the jackets with it and they have washed up very nicely

Hi sounds like your in the UK as you mention tesco. I am in australia and it is not available in Aldi here and we don't have tesco. I can check on the contents later when I am home and will have a look and also see if they have a website or email for you.
hope this helps

Many thanks

They are selling it here in Australia as well. Aldi, Cole, Woolworth and IGA are selling it even the Dicount Shop.

I always rinse mine, having said that I do not use much detergent. I also add a bit of bicarb soda and a it of white vinegar, apparently it softens the water meaning you need less detergent, however I am no expert. try it at home first maybe?

Hi Shirley. i am not sure as I always rinse, however with my handwashing there is not too much rising done. I do use as small amount as possible concentrating the liquid wash on stain areas first.

Hi Shirley. Unless using only a very, very small amount of detergent I recommend rinsing, both to remove the dirt from the garment and to reduce the amount of chemicals our skins are subjected to.

Hi! Yes they make Sorbolene which is usually much cheaper than the big name brands and is wonderful for moisturising the skin. And their shampoo range is excellent. https://www.naturesorganics.com.au/our-products/haircare
The links near the top of the page will help you too. Please note, I have no connection whatever with the company - just really like their products. They are a good Aussie company.

its a liquid detergent. you can use it in the machine or for and washing wool and delicates, check manufactures washing instructions first though.

Hi Catherine. I found this on the company website. http://www.naturesorganics.com.au/our-products/household-cleaning/earth-choice/wool-delicates-wash and click on the link - EARTH CHOICE WOOL & DELICATES WASH MSDS (PDF 22KB)

I just use a small amount - maybe a teaspoon in a bucket of luke warm water - test the temperature on the inside of your wrist if it feels hot, cool the water. hot water tends to make woolens mat and or shrink, which is not good. gentle wash you clothing. if it is in the washing machine a t teaspoons and use the wool or delicates cycle. I also like to put a teaspoon of baking soda in the wash too. hope this helps

Hmm good question julie, honestly i don't know sorry. I do not use much product when I hand wash in a 9 litre bucket, usually 1/2 full and my garments do not require much rinsing. Hope this is of some help. Maybe the manufactures have a website that may be able to help.

I use it sometimes to wash my clothes and it hasn't done any harm to my clothes though the problem is have to use extra