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sjanea74 · 03-17-2010, 07:51 AM

Yup, I'll agree to try more lanolin and maybe a little more of the baby wash. The baby wash will help the lanolin suspend more evenly in the water so you don't get lanolin spots. I always get my water in the sink/bowl, then mix up my lanolin/soap in water, pour that into the sink then, with my wool inside out, lower it into the water wetzone first

Then I usually give it a few gentle squeezes to work the water/lanolin in and let it soak for like an hour or more.

Don't give up on wool, its my absolute favorite nighttime cover

03-17-2010, 07:51 AM	#9
sjanea74 Registered Users Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: WI Posts: 5,199 Ratings: 194 Feedback: 100% My Mood:	Re: What is lanolizing method? Yup, I'll agree to try more lanolin and maybe a little more of the baby wash. The baby wash will help the lanolin suspend more evenly in the water so you don't get lanolin spots. I always get my water in the sink/bowl, then mix up my lanolin/soap in water, pour that into the sink then, with my wool inside out, lower it into the water wetzone first Then I usually give it a few gentle squeezes to work the water/lanolin in and let it soak for like an hour or more. Don't give up on wool, its my absolute favorite nighttime cover __________________ Sarah Jane ~ Cloth Diapering Expert, Baby Wearing Advocate and Breast Feeding Supporter & CLC Item of the Week: BumWear OS Pocket Diaper w/ Inserts & Free Shipping! Try it. LOVE it or RETURN it with our 15 DAY WASH/RETURN POLICY!