Eucalan Fine Fabric Wash 3.3 Oz: Grapefruit

A little of this cleanser for hand washing goes a long way. Its cleaning ability is very effective. Please don’t think the instructions for use of this are misleading, even though they say to use only one teaspoon. The concentration of one teaspoon is enough. The lavender scent is not too sweet. It’s the kind of lavender that smells close to pine trees. This arrived well packaged so there wasn’t any leakage. For $6.00 and some cents, this is an excellent value for the money.

Gentle wool wash. The small size I buy to accompany any hand made knitted gifts I give. The larger size I use to block my knitted projects and to clean them when needed. Can buy with or without a scent! I trust this brand to clean my wool/cashmere hand knit items.

Worked well on a needlepoint piece.

My wife is extremely, and I mean extremely, sensitive to fragrance. Two brain surgeries are the cause of that. The slightest stinky floral fragrance (I'm talking to you, Philosophy; ugh) is enough to trigger a multiple-day migraine. Everything these days including even packaging is fragranced it seems, and you now have to seek out unscented versions of products which in the past were never scented. Insanity. Anyway, she used Eucalan for several years on the advice of the lingerie shop she goes to. She tried a different product called Soak, and that was a massive failure. She went back to Eucalan and is happy once again. Highly recommend this product whether you're sensitive to fragrance or not. Couldn't be easier to use: mix a small amount in water, soak the item overnight, let it dry. No rinsing, scrubbing, agitation, or anything else required. Gentle on the most fragile of items. Great for cloth masks, lingerie, or whatever. You can use it in a washing machine as well, although I'd only do that using a lingerie bag, small volume, gentle cycle.

This works really good. I've started thrifting some wool items. I have a process for bringing them in my home which includes putting them in a plastic bag and freezing for a couple of weeks just in case of moths/moth larvae. Then, I wanted to wash them. I don't feel dry-cleaning is really warranted for these inexpensive, yet sometimes valuable, thrifted items so I got this small bottle to try the product. It works great! It makes the water dirty, and my thrifted Pendleton "dry clean only" shirts or sweaters or even throws clean. I LOVE the lavender scent. The lanolin content seems to work and soften the wool back to basically as-new, still a little scratchy because it's wool but not nearly as bad as dried out old wool.It seems to clean well. Sometimes an item will require a multiple washings but I believe that is related to the dirtiness of the item rather than the strength of the product. I just basically run the item through multiple hand-washes until the water still looks clear after the washing. I am hand-washing in my laundry utility sink, not using the machine... though I may try the front-loader I have eventually.All-in-all I really like this product and I will certainly order a large bottle before this little one runs out. Oh, it only needs about a tsp or so per gallon of product so, a lil' dab'l do ya! That does make it seem expensive but really it's not very much considering how concentrated it is and how many uses/washes there are in a bottle.

Makes clothes smell good

I used this for some 100% wool (Machine washable) blankets that I bought on here (Ektos) and it came out very nice and soft, which I was not expecting. I have never had to deal with a "no rinse" detergent before, so I actually added it as the softener and used Arm and Hammer in the wash portion of the cycle.Came out very nice and soft. My cats are crazy about my blankee now (they like Lanolin) and I only used about a tablespoon in a cup of hot water (so it would disperse more easily). Glad I bought a small bottle. I only will use it a few times a year, but it really is nice.

I have only handwashed my merino shirts in this, and I think I will try machine washing when putting both shirts in a bag. Hand washing work very well.

Ich benutze Eucalan schon länger, habe dieses hier als kleines Mitbringsel gekauft. Ideal für Handgestricktes. Da ich viel stricke, auch handgesponnene Wolle, wasche ich meine Wollsachen immer mit der Hand und Eucalan ist bisher das beste Wollwaschmittel, das mir untergekommen ist. Riecht angenehm und muss auch nicht ausgespült werden.

Sono un'appassionata di lavori a maglia e da tempo cercavo un detersivo veramente delicato e che non faccia infeltrire i miei capi di lana, visto il tempo che ho impiegato per realizzarli...Questo prodotto è davvero favoloso e adatto per la lana perchè contiene lanolina, costa un po' caro, ma ne basta un cucchiano da caffè dentro una bacinella con acqua a temperatura ambiente e i capi vengono puliti e perfetti, senza bisogno di risciacquarli, ma volendo, si può procedere al risciacquo, usando acqua pulita e a temperatura ambiente.Si può usare anche in lavatrice, ma io sinceramente i capi in lana preferisco lavarli a mano.Ed infine si può usare al posto dell'ammorbidente in lavatrice, sopratutto per la biancheria, ne basta solo qualche goccia nell'ultimo risciacquo e si avrà tutto morbido e profumato.Sono solo un po' pentita di aver preso il flaconcino da 100 ml, ma volevo provarlo e ho preferito acquistare la confezione più piccola, ovvamente appena lo finirò lo acquisterò di nuovo.

ユーカランの洗剤は、よく落ちるし、すすぎも1〜2回軽くする程度で済むので愛用しています。いつもは500mlボトルを使用していて、こちらのサイトでは、少し安かったので同じものかと思い、購入しましたが、届いたものは100mlボトルでした。しっかり確認せずに購入した私が悪いのですが、返品対象外で返品もできず、対応も誠実さが感じられませんでした。勘違いしやすい表記ですので、購入を考えている方は、商品説明をよく読んで検討されることをオススメします。

eucalan c'est super pour la laine je l'utilise pour toutes les laines, dommage qu'il soit si chère.

Does the job well but is a but expensive