Washing wool power/ulfrotte

[jimbo75]

How, do I was my wool power top? I've always done a cool hand wash, but the label says you can hot wash it? I don't fancy tumble drying it either.... What method do other people use? As I don't want to ruin a valued piece of clothing!!

 

[Lurch]

So you don't trust the care instructions provided by the manufacturers but you are happy to follow the advice proffered by people on the internet with no stake in the outcome?

 

[John Fenna]

I bung mine in with the general wash ...

 

[sandbender]

40 degree wash with the rest, I have 200 and 600 gram tops and bottoms still going strong after eight years.

 

[ex-member BareThrills]

Yep mine just go in with everything else at 40 degrees. No shrinkage just wooly wonderfulness.

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[jimbo75]

So you don't trust the care instructions provided by the manufacturers but you are happy to follow the advice proffered by people on the internet with no stake in the outcome?

Actually yes. The guys on here are rather helpfull.

 

[Twodogs]

In the wash with the rest and air dry , works for me

 

[Lurch]

Actually yes. The guys on here are rather helpfull.

Indeed they are, but they don't lose sales or market reputation if the advice they give is no good. Unlike the manufacturer who has a great deal to lose and has probably tested their recommendation to destruction.

 

[jimbo75]

In the wash with the rest and air dry , works for me

Twodogs says so! That's good enough for me. And mr fenna.

 

[Imagedude]

What is this washing word of which you speak?

 

[John Fenna]

What is this washing word of which you speak?

Aye - that is the Gog way!

 

[jimbo75]

What is this washing word of which you speak?

indeed! My boiler has broke! It's cold and me and the kids proper stink! I'm wearing the ulfrotte as pyjamas... Hence the reason for it needing a good wash!