Outback Gold Wool Wash, 16 Oz, HE Compatible, Plant Based, Unscented, Fragrance Free, Neutral pH Laundry Detergent for Wool, Cashmere, Silk, Sheepskin, Baby Items, Mild and Enzyme Free, Made in USA

Love this for my alpaca socks which I just started wearing. Afraid to wash them since they are wool. Well I read all the wonderful reviews and decided to try it. Im in love with this liquid wash. I got a plastic container and filled it with lukewarm water. Put 1/4 cap of cleanser in the water ( I figured maybe 1/2 gal water). Swished the water with my hand to mix. Let me alpaca socks soak for about 10 minutes while I took my shower. Then squeezed my socks out and hung them up to dry. My socks looked nice and clean. A very slight nice clean smell. I did not have to rinse them. I am so happy I have a safe cleaner for my alpaca socks. Highly recommend this. Well packaged and came on time. I will use this forever. Hope my review helps you. Thanks very much to this company.

This is the best liquid laundry soap for washing cashmere. I have many cashmere and wool sweaters, some as old as 20 years. I use this product to refresh the older sweaters and maintain the newer ones. I use a few capful on the cold gentle “delicate”cycle in my washing machine and it works wonders. Just lay the sweater flat on a towel and smooth it into shape to dry. I save a ton on drycleaning too.

Better than expected. So gentle on clothes. Leaves them clean, soft. No residue and absolutely no scent. You only need a tiny smidge so a little goes a long way. Brought my wool sweaters and socks back to life. YAY!

Most of my wardrobe is made of merino wool. This is my favorite laundry soap for washing with - gently cleans and nourishes the natural fibers, and smells great, though very lightly scented (I am allergic to fragrances and sensitive to strong scents).

This is great stuff but I wish it weren't so expensive (all the good wool cleaners are, unfortunately.) Just one cap in a bathroom sink full of water cleans 1-2 sweaters. No need to rinse. Cashmere came out soft and smelling fresh but not overly scented (using the Original scent version). I lived in Australia and they know their wool and how to take care of it.

A very soft soap the takes care of fragile woolen sweaters, beanies, and mittens.

Gentle, neutral scent, did a wonderful job on my angora sweater and my sheepskin throw. Well-packed for no leakage, too!

This soap completely revitalized a 4x6 foot flokati rug my dad picked up overseas sometime in the 1970's. Long story short this rug is one of my prized possessions since both of my parents have passed. I grew up with this rug always in the living room. My mom would machine wash it at the laundromat in a big machine, and when I took it over I did the same using a powdered oxi type detergent because I thought that was what would maintain its whiteness the best, but it was always just meh. And of course the oxi did nothing for the fiber (wool) itself. The rug was still in good shape, I just wasn't super impressed with its whiteness or softness over the years. Fast forward to when we finally have good wool soaps, and I tried this soap after fostering a litter of 6 kittens who romped and slept on this rug (flokatis are tough). I took it to the big machine as per usual, and used about 2 oz in the prewash cycle, then another 2 oz in the wash cycle (unfortunately there was no pre-soak cycle). I took it home to air dry over a couple of chairs outside, and brushed it with a pet brush while it was drying. I still have plenty of soap left after washing a large and thick rug and will be able to use it at least one more time when the time comes. Since a rinse cycle isn't technically necessary, I wasn't worried about using too much - if it didn't all rinse off then that's even better. It's never been whiter, cleaner, or softer than it is now. To me this soap was well worth the money and will last multiple washes per bottle.