Fermented Suint Method
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Cold Water Method
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Hot Water Method (No Lanolin)
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Lanolin
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Wool Washing / Processing
No Harsh Chemicals:
Low Water Usage:
Cost-Effective:
Preserves Wool Quality:
Less Fiber Damage:
Traditional and Sustainable:
Biodegradable Waste:
Prepare the Fleece:
Set Up the Soaking Container:
Soak the Fleece:
Fermentation Period:
Check the Progress:
Rinse the Fleece:
Dry the Fleece:
Reuse the Fermentation Bath (Optional):
Long Process:
Additional Rinsing Required:
Unpleasant Smell:
Temperature Sensitivity:
Potential for Incomplete Cleaning:
Space Requirement:
Increased Risk of Fiber Matting:
Prepare the Fleece
Set Up the Washing Area
Soak the Fleece
Drain and Refill
Rinse the Fleece
Remove Excess Water
Dry the Fleece
Store or Use the Fleece
Prepare the Wool:
Fill the First Wash Tub with Hot Water:
Add Detergent:
Submerge the Fleece:
Drain and Repeat:
Rinse the Wool:
Dry the Wool:
Optional Rinse with Vinegar:
Natural Water Resistance:
Softens Fibers:
Skin Benefits:
Traditional and Heritage Uses:
Difficult to Dye:
Greasy Texture:
Carding and Spinning Challenges:
Increased Maintenance:
Allergenic Potential: