Contents: Natural wool fat (pesticide-free) 15 – 30 %Olive-oil soap, certified organically grown 15 – 30 %Sugar surfactant 5 – 15 %Cetyl alcohol 1 – 5 %Plant-based thickening agent < 1 %Citrate < 1 %Essential lavender oil, certified organically grown < 1 %Balsamic additives, certified organically grown/collection from wild-growing plants < 1 %Water up to 100 %

List of ingredients as per EC 648/2004: Aqua, lanolin, potassium soap*, alkylpolyglucoside C8–14, cetyl alcohol, polysaccharide, potassium citrate, perfume* (fragrance), linalool*. * marked are organically grown.

Density: (20° C) approx. 0,99 g / cm³pH value: (20° C, 5 g / l H2O) approx. 7 - 8

Product is new, manufactured by Sonett.

Installing lanolin on your woolen garments

The dosage depends on use, usually, half a teaspoonful is good for instructions below. For very stressed garments, like baby nappy pants or winter overcoats, you can use up to 2 tablespoons.

Dissolve your chosen amount of wool care in hot water and fill up to approx. 1-liter using cold water. Place the moistened woolen nappy pants into the lukewarm solution, wash through several times and leave to soak for about ½ – 1 hour. Rinse in lukewarm water, press out, and leave to dry on a towel.

Wool Care can also be used in the washing machine. To this end, dissolve ½ teaspoonful of Wool Care in approx. 30–40 ml of hot water and pour the solution into the fabric softener compartment of the washing machine. Wash normally, of course using wool-specific laundry liquid and wool washing program.