Wool and Cashmere Stains

Mix a little hair shampoo and a teaspoon of ammonia in warm water and treat the stain again by dabbing it with the mixture.

Bos liquid stain remover by Aist.

Wide Haiter Ex Power stain gel by Attack.

Faberlic stain remover gel.

Bagi universal 100-stain spray.

BioMio bio-stain remover in a tube.

Lion Bright stain remover.

Use a solid lanolin-based soap designed for wool for excellent results.

Use Intervall Wool-i-ness concentrate for wool and cashmere; it is phosphate-free and makes fibers soft and fluffy.

Add pure lanolin to any universal laundry gel.

Use Sile Chemicals gel for wool and silk.

Use baby shampoo.

Use hair conditioner, as wool fibers are structurally similar to human hair.

- Wash wool items exclusively on the "Wool" cycle, separately from other fabrics. - Do not soak wool items in water; treat stains locally and specifically. - Treat greasy stains requiring temperatures of 50°C or higher by rinsing only the stained area with hot water, not the entire delicate garment.