I s the soap you in the washing a generic type of Dawn? It looked like maybe you were using a sun brand. I had also heard to use a Suave scented hair shampoo. I can see where a Dawn type product would be a degreasing agent. Great video
Thank you!!! Very good info for a novice wool grower. We have 10 navajo churro sheep. Next spring I will be washing wool in my machine! Cheryl Thanks again for your information.
Excuse me, why are you using the washer? Would not be easier and much more effective than pressing with that thing using your hands washing them in a bathtub or washtub? I think doing so it is not effective as all the wool that is in the bottom is not moved enough to be washed if you're using that thing.......
I would wash the wool in my bathtub and then I would put it in 2 pillow cases and spin in the washer, the wool could stuck in the pump!!! I would use 2 pillow cases for balance spin....
hi I was wondering why no one using a washer never lets the washer fill it self.i use the washer to fill i juast leave the lid open and after fill stops.Thanks for listening nelson.
@andypanda758 I've done that, but the water doesn't fill as quickly or get as hot as when I fill it with a hose. So I use a hose because (1) it's faster and (2) it's hotter. However, a more modern washing machine may not have these problems. :)
I'm worried that washing raw wool in my machine will wreck it. I have 3 teens who wash cloths every other day so we need our machine. Do you think it's OK to use it for both purposes? Thanks for a great video.
I tried the washing machine and got really too rough. Now I wash it in the river with Ariel
lakris74 19 hours ago
I s the soap you in the washing a generic type of Dawn? It looked like maybe you were using a sun brand. I had also heard to use a Suave scented hair shampoo. I can see where a Dawn type product would be a degreasing agent. Great video
Cyndy1957 5 days ago
Cheryl - can any of this be done in a high efficiency front loader? Could you put the wool into lingerie bags? Thanks in advance for an answer
thechuckmoore 3 weeks ago in playlist Wool fleece preparation
Thank you!!! Very good info for a novice wool grower. We have 10 navajo churro sheep. Next spring I will be washing wool in my machine! Cheryl Thanks again for your information.
ableestatesales 3 months ago
Excuse me, why are you using the washer? Would not be easier and much more effective than pressing with that thing using your hands washing them in a bathtub or washtub? I think doing so it is not effective as all the wool that is in the bottom is not moved enough to be washed if you're using that thing.......
I would wash the wool in my bathtub and then I would put it in 2 pillow cases and spin in the washer, the wool could stuck in the pump!!! I would use 2 pillow cases for balance spin....
MrFreddy2189 4 months ago
@MrFreddy2189 Because in that house - I did not have a bathtub. I only had a shower. :)
NeauveauFiberArts 4 months ago
EXCELLENT! THANKS
karenbochinski 8 months ago
Great video Thanks
I am not into spinning, are there any other uses for alpaca fleece?
tilba937 8 months ago
hi I was wondering why no one using a washer never lets the washer fill it self.i use the washer to fill i juast leave the lid open and after fill stops.Thanks for listening nelson.
andypanda758 1 year ago
@andypanda758 I've done that, but the water doesn't fill as quickly or get as hot as when I fill it with a hose. So I use a hose because (1) it's faster and (2) it's hotter. However, a more modern washing machine may not have these problems. :)
NeauveauFiberArts 10 months ago
Thank you!
shyeyes 1 year ago
I'm worried that washing raw wool in my machine will wreck it. I have 3 teens who wash cloths every other day so we need our machine. Do you think it's OK to use it for both purposes? Thanks for a great video.
tthorn45 1 year ago
@tthorn45 You can also your use bathtub to wash wool. :)
NeauveauFiberArts 10 months ago