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	<title>Comments on: How to Clean Wool</title>
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		<title>By: J M Edelman</title>
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		<description>Using Woolite to wash woo is not the best way to wash wool, in spite of heavy advertising. Woolite is a strong detergent with the addition of oxidizing bleaches. (Non- chlorine) Your best bet is to use a mild shampoo, soak- not shake:-) and rinse in cold water with a couple of ounces of white vinegar. Role in a towel till almost dry then tumble cold for a few minutes to minimize wrinkles. Steam pressing is best.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Using Woolite to wash woo is not the best way to wash wool, in spite of heavy advertising. Woolite is a strong detergent with the addition of oxidizing bleaches. (Non- chlorine) Your best bet is to use a mild shampoo, soak- not shake:-) and rinse in cold water with a couple of ounces of white vinegar. Role in a towel till almost dry then tumble cold for a few minutes to minimize wrinkles. Steam pressing is best.</p>
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