Wool should be spinned and hung to dry in the air naturally.
If you choose to handwash rather than use the washing
machine, spin is recommended in the machine after washing.
If you do not have a machine, gently squeeze the water out
and do not twist, roll it in a towel or dry flat.
Wool should only be washed together with wool. Other types
of fabrics may be the reason why your woolen garments get
pilled. Pilling may also occur if a woolen garment is used in
direct contact with synthetic garments. Always check the
content of the wool garment when buying it. If there is a mix-
ture containing nylon or acryl, there is a fair chance for pilling.
You can de-pill with a sweater comb. Do not use tape or brush
as this will cause the wool fibers to spread more than
necessary. We recommend to steam your woolen garment to
make the wool regaining its natural shine.
Wool should be spinned and hung to dry in the air naturally.
If you choose to handwash rather than use the washing
machine, spin is recommended in the machine after washing.
If you do not have a machine, gently squeeze the water out
and do not twist, roll it in a towel or dry flat.
Lanolin is a strong allergen and should only be in garments
that are to be water-repellent, such as diaper pants or seat
pads in wool. It is the wool fibers together with the air pores
in the wool that provide the good heat regulation. Lanolin is
a grease that clogs the pores of the wool and reduces this
insulating capability.
På Stell Wool Wash does not contain lanolin, treats your wool
garments gently, is kind to the skin, makes the wool silky soft
and preserves the colors. If you need to add lanolin, we
recommend that you do it with a wool cure.