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Using conditioner to soften wool
I know I've heard someone say they've done this. Can you tell me about it? (like how, what kind of conditioner, etc) I have some Peace fleece longies I'm almost done knitting and want to soften it up.
TIA.
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Re: Using conditioner to soften wool
I thought the lanolin softens them up a bit.
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Re: Using conditioner to soften wool
you add the conditioner when you add in the wool wash but i dont know how much or what kind. i'm assuming the cheap kind work fine.....
the lanolin will help soften it but conditioner does it faster.
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