No Rinse Delicate Wash - Natural Unscented 16.9 OZ

I really love this wash for wool and cashmere. The lanolin makes a noticeable difference, it cleans well but leaves everything soft instead of dry or stiff. My wool comes out feeling fresh and well cared for. I also use this for my baby’s woolen clothes, and it’s been very gentle on skin with no irritation. You really don’t need to use much for each wash too, so one bottle of this stuff will last you a while. I also like that it’s unscented, it makes it easy to use and gentle on delicate fabrics, and on your skin. I haven’t had any issues with residue. Overall, this is my go-to for washing wool and other delicate natural fibers. It works exactly as described and I’d definitely recommend it.

Cleaned and protected fabric. Awesome job.

TL;DR -- it got these pants clean just by soaking them! Great product & I definitely recommend it. I've gotten a lot of wool clothing over the past year and a half. Eucalan does an excellent job cleaning it, and keeping it soft and odor-resistant. It's easy to use-- add 1 teaspoon per gallon of lukewarm water (I usually use 1 tablespoon in a 3-gallon bucket). Gently squeeze the water through clothing, soak for 15+ minutes (I do half an hour), squeeze out the excess & lay clothes on a drying rack. Happily my washing machine has a "drain & spin" setting, so I use that instead of squeezing out the water by hand. The Eucalan is most effective if you DON'T rinse it out. I slopped a bunch of sludge-water on my pants while cleaning a plaster trap (see photo) but was confident that Eucalan could clean them. I didn't get around to washing them until a day later, but I still didn't bother pre-washing or rinsing out the stain first. I just used twice as much Eucalan, since it says to use more for heavily soiled items, and followed the directions above. The pants came out perfectly clean, just a few little specks left in the stitching which were only noticeable since I was looking closely. I personally prefer the lavender scent, but since I bought the unscented first, I've been using a bit of each, for each load.

This easily cleans wool sweaters, socks, etc without rinsing. It does not leave a residue in the clothes.

We think Eucalan is the best for washing our woolens. We have a lot of hand knitted woolens and, for as long as I can remember, we've used Eucalan to clean them. It is gentle on the wool fabrics and just a little goes a long way. Eucalan gets them clean without damaging the finest wool. Highly recommend!